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AMENDMENT 12 "PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, ONE OF WHOM, AT LEAST, SHALL NOT BE AN INHABITANT OF THE SAME STATE WITH THEMSELVES"

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The 12th amendment. In the very first sentence.

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What amendment prevents the president and vice president being inhabitants of the same state?

AMENDMENT 12 "PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, ONE OF WHOM, AT LEAST, SHALL NOT BE AN INHABITANT OF THE SAME STATE WITH THEMSELVES"


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22nd Amendment was passed as a reaction to what event?

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