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Is there any law that prohibits a 3rd presendential term? [duplicate]
Is there an actual law prohibiting a 3rd precedential term by a US President. I wonder because Roosevelt did 4 terms. There was a world war that made an exception prudent. No lack of mitigating ...
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What is the basic difference between Turkish and Sri Lankan presidential form of democracy?
What is the basic difference between the Sri Lankan and the Turkish system of the presidency?
For instance, The Sri Lankan president lost the majority in the parliament. As a result, the political ...
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What would be the actual, real process for removing a wrongly-elected US President, if it ever really happened? [duplicate]
Let us be clear that for the purposes of this question the 46th President of the US was validly elected.
But let us imagine a situation in the future where it turns out that the US President was not ...
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What would it take to win a presidential campaign with no staff? [closed]
Imagine a person does not need to campaign to win, they are just adored by 60% of the country (USA) and does not need to do any press. How much work would it take to do all the paper work needed to ...
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What happens if election fraud is found after a president is elected? [duplicate]
A proportion of Donald Trump's supporters believe that the presidential election that has recently led to Joe Biden being sworn in was fraudulent. As I recall, numerous states, such as Arizona, are ...
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Did Biden make it earlier to the office? [closed]
I've seen a video of him signing executive orders. Isn't he supposed to get to the office in March. As I remember Trump make it to the office in March. It seems everything has happened rapidly with ...
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Can any president win an election and then lose an election and then win an election? [duplicate]
Can any president win an election and then lose an election and then win an election?
Has any president ever done this in the past?
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Can US legitimately stop being a democracy if president will not concede? [closed]
After watching this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZWRhLW7Y8w, I was surprised that US Constitution effectively does not protect country from stop being democratic. Will actions described in ...
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What happens if the would be president elect dies before the race is called? [duplicate]
This isn't specific to the recent election, but I will use the names Biden and Trump to explain myself more clearly.
Assuming nothing changes with the current outcome of the election (eg. Biden is ...
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If VP becomes POTUS, how often can he be elected as president afterwards [duplicate]
In the USA one can only be president for two legislative periods. Also, when a president is removed from office or dies, the vice president becomes president.
Does this count as the VP's first term or ...
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When are the election results official?
Every single newspaper is saying that “Joe Biden is elected the 46th president of the United States”, but Trump will fight this any way he can.
My question: when are the results official with no ...
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Could Trump maintain power by combination of executive orders and supreme court decisions?
Since Trump is still president until January, and he has already packed the supreme court, would it be possible for him to be president eternally by extending his power through executive orders, and ...
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Uncounted ballots after someone reaches 270 electoral votes. What happens? [duplicate]
In this time of "all votes count", what happens to uncounted ballots if one person gets 270 electoral votes? So do all votes really count? Isn't the race over at that point?
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On which basis could votes by mail be stopped being counted?
We do not have vote by mail in France since 1975 and I do not have a clear understanding of how it works in the US - but from what I read the time validity of such a vote is decided upon the post ...
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Why does it take much longer to count the last few percentages of votes in some states?
Looking at Google -> US elections, I see that in many US states the percentage of reporting is >95%. This leads me to think that the last few percentages of votes in some states take much longer ...
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