What happens if a elected Vice President, who has not yet been inaugurated, dies?
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Clause 2 of the 25th amendment:\n\n"Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress."\n\nThis is the closest mention of anything in the Constitution.  I would assume that if he hasn't been inaugurated yet, the President-elect would have more leniency in picking his next VP with no vote by Congress.
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Gerald Ford.\n\nMade VP for Nixon when Agnew resigned, then made Prez, when Nixon resigned. Thus not voted in by actual people. (But was confirmed as VP by senate.)\n\nI don't think it is clear if someone can go for more than 8 years if they are not elected to the third term. Like if Bush fired Cheny (boo), then picked Bill Clinton (yea), and then Bush resigned. I think Bill could fill out the rest of Bush's term.\n\nIn fact, I very much wish he would.\n\nAnd of course FDR was elected to 4 terms, but died in the begining of the fourth. The amendment limited Presidental terms came after - and because of - FDRs 4 terms.
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The person next in line to become president, i.e. the vice president
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A vice president is an officer in government or business who is next in rank below a president. The name comes from the Latin vice meaning in place of. In some countries, the vice president is called the deputy president.\n\nIn American slang, the American Vice President is sometimes referred to as the V. P. or the veep. The spouse of a vice president may be known as the Second Lady. If/when the United States of America elects a female president who is married, her husband would, theoretically, be termed "the First Gentleman of the United States of America".
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A few months.\n\nEach state's electors meet in their respective state capitals in December, 41 days following the election, at which time they cast their electoral votes. Thus the Electoral College never meets as one body. The electoral votes are then sealed and sent to the President of the Senate (i.e. the sitting Vice President of the United States), who retains them until the new Congress convenes in January. At that time, the votes are opened and counted in the presence of both houses of Congress. The candidate who receives a majority of electoral votes for President becomes President, and the candidate who receives a majority of electoral votes for Vice President becomes Vice President.
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January 3, 2007.  The only exception would exist for someone who was elected to fulfill the unexpired portion of someone else's term; that person would be sworn in at the next session of the current Congress.
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Amendment XXV, Article 2:  "Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both houses of Congress."
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To soon for what we have already gotten done,  it is sad people will have died likely for nothing all due to politics.  We just need to give them a little more time to get their Government up and running, well instead of us running.
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No, he cannot.  A President, as far as anyone knows, CAN be Vice President after he serves two terms as President.  However, if the President would step down or die in office, the Vice President could NOT serve as President, since he has reached his Constitutional limit.
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No he cannot.  After FDRs death in 1945.  The house and Senate passed a amendment limiting the time a person can be president.  8 Years if elected or 10 Years if the person was a vice president and the president died two years into the term and then the person ran for election.
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Although the Vice President is President of the Senate, VPs rarely show up except for ceremony, if they believe a tie-breaking vote will need to be cast, or if it a hot issue that they want to be there for. Generally, it falls to the President Pro Temp, who is the senior-most ranking member of the Majority to handle the duties, and they delegate it out on rotation to all members of the Senate taking shifts.
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The Vice President presides over the Senate and casts the deciding vote when a tie occurs.  So for now, Oil Companies will make the decisions when Republicans and Democrats can't compromise.
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Dude....\n\nHe'd be dead by now!!!\n\nOnly if mean to say "President" and not "Presidend"
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His resignation, end of his term, incapacity to hold office, or death, whichever comes first. On the other hand Don and Dick might decide they had enough fun and resign.
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There is no specific statement in the law of succession about what would happen. To avoid such a thing they make sure that all 17 members of the line are not ever in the same place at once. For instance, one secretary does not attend the State of the Union each year.
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The Speaker of the House of Representatives is next -- until a new Vice-President is chosen and confirmed by the United States Senate.
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In as much as the incumbent President (Olusegun Obasanjo) would want to be, the "Political Clouds" is still unclear as to whom the next President would be.\nThe present constitution does not allow the incumbent to run for a third term.\nThe present Vice-president Atiku Abubakar is interested in the position, another former president(Ibrahim Babangida)is also warming up.A present south-eastern governor(Orji Uzor Kalu)& Pastor Chris Okotie are some other contenders.\nWithin the next few months the Political cloud would be clear.