It depends on which state you come from. Each state has a different ballot with different rules. Your best chance is to become a Democrat or Republican nominee. The next step is winning enough of the party's primary elections in order to be selected at the national convention. In order to win that you would normally have to been involved with that party for many years and have qualities that your party and the people of that party like. There is a ton of competition here and if you don't have connections it is really a long shot! There are third-party and independent candidates as well. It would be easier to be endorsed by them as there is less competition but these smaller parties don't have as much money or voter support in general. Thus, it would be very difficult to get elected as a third-party or independent candidate.
The ballot with only the names of the candidates for the highest office appears is called The Short Ballot.
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The Short ballot
The Short ballot
Short Ballot
All Indian presidents have had names.
Ronald Wilson Reagan and William Jefferson Clinton are the ones.
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There was no presidential election in 1911, Since the constitution was ratified, presidents have been chosen by electors chosen by the ballot by the people.
In a party-column ballot or "Indiana ballot," the names of candidates are placed in separate columns according to their party affiliations with the party name at the top of each column.
These are all names of former US presidents.