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body of electors from the House of Representatives

granted the District of Columbia three electors

a candidate who fails to win a majority of popular votes and yet wins the Presidency

the highest number of votes but less than the number of total votes

provides for the Vice president to succeed the President if the President should resign or die while in office

electors will cast one ballot for president and the second ballot for vice president

what are the five primary roles of the President

when does the presidential inauguration take place

most famous treaty to be sighned in recent times

what's the most famous treaty that Congress refused to pass

the collection of behaviors and ceremonies that are observed by diplomats and heads of states

commands by the President which have the commands by the President which have force of law without Congress' approval

the issues that will be considered and debated in Congress during the coming year

what organization is the most directly involved in assisting the President

what is the highest level advisory body that keeps the President informed on military and diplomatic issues of national security

what is the swapping of political support for a government job

the three types of organizations which make up the federal bureaucracy today

Which executive department has the largest budget

which executive department has the most employees

large, complex organization made up of appointed officials

the ability to do the job

a collection of legislative proposals aimed at providing socialist benefits such as government-financed pensions and health care

the fifteen heads of the executive departments form for the President's

employees of executive department hired rather than appointed

agencies that tend to have a singe function and report directly to the President

agencies have been created by Congress to regulate some area of American life

what two agencies are within the executive department

a public company that operates a quasi-business enterprise

who creates the statutory laws

first legal (statutory) publications

a publication containing the slip laws

a publication of both the regulations being proposed and those being implemented by agencies

yearly publication that lists all the regulations issued that year as well as previous regulations still in effect

a special group of judges who preside over informal, little-publicized cases arising out of agency decisions

what is it called when the government spends more money than received in a given time

the commission under the President Reagan that investigated federal spending