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Why did Nelson Rockefeller become vice-president?
When vice-president Gerald Ford became president due to the resignation of President Nixon, Ford, acting in accordance to the procedure for filling a vacancy in the vice-presidency, nominated Rockefeller for the position and Congress confirmed the appointment.
How many delegates attended the Constitutional Convention?
How many delegates to what? Please restate your question.
How many delegates attend the covention?
fiftyfive delegates were at the constitutional convention
How many delegates does a republican candidate need to win the nomination?
2025 delegates are needed to win the democratic nomination. However, mre than 40% of the needed delegate are so-called "super delegates". This means they are free to pledge their votes to whomever they please, and don't have to vote for the winner of the given caucus or primary. This "safety valve" was implemented to prevent candidates from fundamentally changing the system.
What is a sentence with the word delegates?
As a noun: Many delegates were at the conference. As a verb: He always delegates the tasks to the people that are best able to do them.
How many people do you have to be nominated by to be President?
Me!
How many delegates to be elected president?
650
How many delegates does President Obama have already?
650
How many number of Anglo-Indians can be nominated by the President to the Lok Sabha is?
Two Anglo-Indians can be nominated by the President of India to Lok Sabha.
How many members will be nominated by the president of India to rajyasabha?
12
How many member of rajya sabha are nominated by president?
245
How many delegates does a candidate need to get the republican nomination?
1144 delegates are needed to win the 2012 Republican nomination.
How many delegates does it take To win the 2012 Republican President nomination?
1144
What did the southern state delegates do when Stephen Douglas was nominated for president?
Many Southern delegates did not participate in the eventual choice of Douglas. Others walked out of the second meeting in Baltimore.The first meeting of the national convention of the Democratic Party was held in Charleston, South Carolina in April, 1860, but 50 Southern delegates would not participate because a pro-slavery platform was voted down. This led to a deadlock among the remaining delegates, because Stephen Douglas could not get a 2/3 majority of all registered delegates.The convention adjourned and reconvened in Baltimore two months later, where new delegates were seated, prompting many of the remaining Southern delegations to also withdraw. With Douglas the choice of 99% of those voting, the 2/3 rule was suspended and he was declared the nominee.Southern Democrats met separately and nominated their own candidate, sitting Vice President John Breckenridge.
How many electoral votes does a president need to be nominated?
A presidential candidate needs at least 270 electoral votes to be nominated.
How many members can be nominated by the president of India to the rajya sabha and lok sabha?
12 and 2
What is the Great Compromse?
The Great Compromise of 1787 was an agreement by which the members of Congress agreed how many delegates would be needed to fill the Congressional seats. This was necessary to determine how many delegates could be from each state.
