1. To be President, a person must be all of the following except…
Bell Ringer
To be President, a person must be all of the following except…
Be at least 35 years of age
Have lived in the US for 14 years
Have served in any political or government office
Must be a natural born citizen

2. Road to the presidency

3. Lesson Frame
We will- Trace the requirements and steps leading to the Presidency I will- Research what propositions will be voted on during early voting Nov. 1

4. How did we get here?

5. Candidate Announcement (choose party best fit)
Party conventions (Caucus) and
Presidential Primaries
Elections for each main party to elect candidate
Held from January through June of the election year
The process

6. 2016 Presidential Candidates

7. Primary Debates

8. 4. National Convention (RNC & DNC)- official party ticket is announced in August and Sept.
The process

9. 4. National Convention (RNC & DNC)- official party ticket is announced in August and Sept.
The process

10. Presidential Inauguration- Jan 20th
4. National Convention (RNC & DNC)- official party ticket is announced in August and Sept.
General Election- 1st Tuesday after 1st Monday in November (citizens vote)
Electoral College- Electors cast votes based on majority choice in the state per district
Presidential Inauguration- Jan 20th
Becomes President officially
The process

11. If president can no longer perform duties…
Line of succession
If president can no longer perform duties…

12. Presidential Succession
Write first 4 in ISN.

13. Exit Ticket
What does proposition 1, 6, and the SISD Bond entail? (What will be accomplished if voters vote “yes” to each)