U.S. Presidential Election Requirements

What are two of the legal requirements to become President of the United States?

• Be at least 30 years old and have lived in the U.S. for 10 years.

• Be a natural-born citizen and have lived in the U.S. for 14 years.

• Have a college degree and military experience.

• Be a member of a political party and have served as a governor.

Which of the following experiences is considered advantageous for someone aspiring to become president, even if not a strict legal requirement?

• Having a background in acting or entertainment.

• Studying subjects like law or business and having military experience.

• Being a successful athlete.

• Working as a teacher for many years.

What two key resources are needed to start a presidential campaign after gaining support from a political party?

• A large social media following and a personal chef.

• A team of lawyers and a private jet.

• Money and a campaign manager.

• A famous celebrity endorsement and a catchy slogan.

In the United States presidential election, how many electoral college votes does a candidate need to win?

• The most popular votes nationwide.

• A majority of the 51 mini-election areas.

• 270 electoral college votes.

• More than 500 electoral college votes.