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Can a president serve as vice president?

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Yes, but there are still requirements. The Vice President must have all the same requirements as the President to be the POTUS and VPOTUS. The Vice President does not have a term limit, but the President does. read more

Clearly, the original constitutional qualifications (age, citizenship and residency) apply under the Twelfth Amendment to both the President and Vice President. It is unclear, however, if a two-term President could later be elected—or appointed—Vice President. read more

If a former-president-turned-veep were to re-take office, it wouldn’t be due to an election, it would be due to the departing president’s death, removal, or resignation. The same would hold true for serving more than two terms—the third would be a succession, not an election. read more