Who is the only elected officer in the federal government who has duties in two branches?

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31 May, 17:20

Who is the only elected officer in the federal government who has duties in two branches?

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Ryder Shaw · Answer 1

The Vice President of The United States of America is the only elected officer in the federal government who has duties in two branches of the government. The Vice President serves the legislative branch as President of the Senate. The Vice President's duty in the executive branch is to take over the role of President if the President can no longer serve.