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article 1 the legislative branch article 2 the executive branch article 3 the judicial branch article 4 federal relationships article 5 constitutional amendments article 6 general provisions article 7 constitutional ratifications the person in which the constitution vests executive power the president how long is the presidents term four years how many presidential electors does each state get equal to the numbers of representatives and senators from that state how many votes does an elector get 2 votes. 1 for president. 1 for vice president. what is the conition placed on the two electoral votes cast? one has to be for a noncitizen of the same state who is designated to count the electoral votes once they have been cast? the president of the senate who can decide what day electors are chosen and electoral votes cast? congress must electoral votes be cast on the same day? yes what threee qualifications are given for a person to become a president? natural born american citizen, 35 years of age, 14 years of residency inside the united states who do the presidential powers fall upon if the president dies, resigns, is removed, or is unable to carry out his duties? the vice president who decides who gets to be presidents should the president or vice president be unable to prefoerm the duties of the president? congress can the presidents salary be changed as he goes from office no what three actions are the president charged with as they relate to the constitution to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states what is the exception to the president's power to grant pardons and reprieves. impeachment