Expert outlines procedure should Trump become incapacitated due to Covid-19

The video tutorial discusses the constitutional and party rules for presidential succession in various scenarios. It explains the 25th Amendment for temporary presidential replacement due to surgery or illness. It also covers the procedures for replacing a presidential candidate who dies before the election, as governed by party rules. Finally, it addresses the constitutional provisions of the 20th Amendment for handling a vacancy after the election but before the inauguration.

Under what circumstances can the Vice President temporarily assume the President's duties according to the 25th Amendment?

• During a presidential election

• When the President is on vacation

• If the President is undergoing surgery

• When the President is traveling abroad

What happens if a President dies before the election date?

• The election is postponed

• The Speaker of the House becomes President

• The Vice President automatically becomes President

• The party nominates a replacement candidate

If a vacancy occurs on the winning ticket after the general election but before the Electoral College vote, who is responsible for filling the vacancy?

• The Electoral College

• The Vice President

• The party's National Committee

• The Supreme Court

According to the 20th Amendment, who acts as President if the President-elect has not been qualified by the time of inauguration?

• The Vice President-elect

• The Secretary of State

• The Chief Justice

• The Speaker of the House

What does Section 3 of the 20th Amendment provide for?

• The election of a new Vice President

• The replacement of the President-elect with the Vice President

• The process for declaring war

• The procedure for impeaching a President