U.S. Vice President

The U.S. Vice President is the second-highest-ranking official in the federal government, primarily serving as the President of the Senate, where they can cast tie-breaking votes. They are elected alongside the President and succeed them if they cannot fulfill their duties due to death, resignation, or incapacity. The Vice President also often represents the United States at diplomatic events and may take on specific responsibilities assigned by the President. Their role is both executive and ceremonial, serving as a key advisor and backup leader in the federal government.