Which part of the Constitution identifies the three written qualifications for President of the United States?

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Dustin Wilkerson

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28 March, 20:05

Which part of the Constitution identifies the three written qualifications for President of the United States?

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Emmalee Oconnor · Answer 1

B) Article II

Article II, which establishes the executive branch, identifies the three written qualifications for President of the United States. The qualifications are listed in Article II, Section 1, Clause 5. Amendment 22 limits the President to two terms in office, while the 25th Amendment set the rules of Presidential succession.

Rebecca Guzman · Answer 2

According to the Constitution, the president of the United States must be:

- A citizen of the US - Article II Section 1.

- Older than 35 years old, having spent 14 years residing in the US - Article II Section 1.

- Not elected as president more than twice - Amendment XXII Section 1.