Presidential nominee

Summary

• In the United States of America the President has the executive authority to nominate people to various governmental positions, subject to the approval of Congress. Someone in the position of being nominated for such a position but still subject to Congressional approval is known as a Presidential nominee.

Similar Topics

• Presidential Commission
• Presidential suite
• Presidential Range
• Presidential directive
• Presidential Finding
• Presidential government
• Presumptive nominee
• Presidential system
• Presidential Palace
• Presidential Dollar

Related Topics

• The Position
• United States

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