After a president is elected and has been in office for 24 months, the government may conduct a vote of no confidence for the president. If the majority of legal US citizens vote no confidence the president and his entire administration are removed from office and another election is held to elected a new president. Until a new president is elected, the individual third in line behind the vice president takes over as president. A new election must be held within 2 months after the vote of no confidence is held.
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