The President's name in US armed forces.
Commander-In-Chief
What article establishes Electoral College
Article II
Impeachment is valid to all of the following...
(3 answers)
President, Vice President, and Government Offcials
All Presidential powers
Execution, enforcement of federal laws, Veto laws, Make treaties
If no presidential candidate reaches the magic number of electoral votes, this body of Congress gets to choose the president. (House of Reps, or Senate)
House of Representatives
List 1 reason why you can be Impeached
Treason, Bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors
What situation can the president not pardon someone?
Impeachment
Total number of electors in the Electoral College is similar/equal to...
Congress (House of Reps and Senate)
Fraction of the U.S. Senate present must vote to convict an official in order to remove them from office.
2/3rds
What happens to the Vice President if the President were to occur in an incident (Death, Impeachment, Etc)
Vice president becomes President
This is the percent of electoral votes needed for a presidential candidate to win a majority and secure the White House.
Above 50%
Who conducts the trial of Impeachment
Senate
Who casts the Tie-Breaking vote in the Senate when a vote is tied. (President, or Vice President)
Vice President
This state holds the record for the highest number of electoral votes
California (Population)
Who holds the sole power to Impeachment by Majority
The House of Representatives