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UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE QUETTA
UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE QUETTA

The document outlines the procedure for electing the U.S. President according to the Constitution. It discusses that the process begins with each party nominating candidates, then a campaign period, the nomination of electors by each state, and the electors officially voting for President. It notes that the election process is quite long and complicated. It also briefly discusses the qualifications to be President, the term length, and order of succession if the President is impeached or unable to serve.

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9) PROCEDURE TO ELECT THE PRESIDENT a) Presidential nomination b) Campaign c) Nomination of electors d) Number of electors e) Election of electors f) Election of President by the electors g) Counting of votes h) Procedure in case when no candidate gets absolute majority 10 REMOVAL OF THE PRESIDENT i) End of tenure ii) By impeachment 11) CONCLUSION American President is directly elected by the people. The Presidential campaign begins a year & four months before the Election day. Perhaps the election of President is longest & Most complicated process. 1) INTRODUCTION The USA Constitution provides for the Presidential form of Govt Every four years there springs from the vote created by the Whole people a President over that great nation. I think the Whole world offers no finer spectacle than this.John Bright 2) RELEVANT PROVISION Article 2 Section 1 2 3 of American constitution 3) QUALIFICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP a) Age (35 Years) b) Citizen ship (natural born citizenship) c) Residence (14 years) 4) TENURE Four Years - 5) RE-ELIGIBILITY 6) PRIVILEGES a) Salary b) cant be arrested c) suit cant be filed against him d) not answerable to congress 8) ORDER OF SUCCESSION i) Vice- President ii) Speaker of the House of Representative iii) President pro tempore of the senate iv) Secretary of the State v) Secretary of the Treasury vi) Secretary of Defense vii) Attorney-General viii) Postmaster-General ix) Secretary of the interior x) Secretary of Agricultural xi) Secretary of Commerce 9) MODE OF ELECTION Subject: US Constitution Standard: LL.B 4th semester Topic: ELECTION OF PRESIDENT MUNIR HUSSAIN KTK Lecturer UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE QUETTA www.facebook.com/pages/Corridor-to-Commercial-Law

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  • 1. 9) PROCEDURE TO ELECT THE PRESIDENT a) Presidential nomination b) Campaign c) Nomination of electors d) Number of electors e) Election of electors f) Election of President by the electors g) Counting of votes h) Procedure in case when no candidate gets absolute majority 10 REMOVAL OF THE PRESIDENT i) End of tenure ii) By impeachment 11) CONCLUSION American President is directly elected by the people. The Presidential campaign begins a year & four months before the Election day. Perhaps the election of President is longest & Most complicated process. 1) INTRODUCTION The USA Constitution provides for the Presidential form of Govt Every four years there springs from the vote created by the Whole people a President over that great nation. I think the Whole world offers no finer spectacle than this.John Bright 2) RELEVANT PROVISION Article 2 Section 1 2 3 of American constitution 3) QUALIFICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP a) Age (35 Years) b) Citizen ship (natural born citizenship) c) Residence (14 years) 4) TENURE Four Years - 5) RE-ELIGIBILITY 6) PRIVILEGES a) Salary b) cant be arrested c) suit cant be filed against him d) not answerable to congress 8) ORDER OF SUCCESSION i) Vice- President ii) Speaker of the House of Representative iii) President pro tempore of the senate iv) Secretary of the State v) Secretary of the Treasury vi) Secretary of Defense vii) Attorney-General viii) Postmaster-General ix) Secretary of the interior x) Secretary of Agricultural xi) Secretary of Commerce 9) MODE OF ELECTION Subject: US Constitution Standard: LL.B 4th semester Topic: ELECTION OF PRESIDENT MUNIR HUSSAIN KTK Lecturer UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE QUETTA www.facebook.com/pages/Corridor-to-Commercial-Law