According to Article II Section 1, the Executive branch of the United States government is composed of a President who holds office for a term of four years. The President's power is vested in them and they are responsible for the administration of the country. The formation and functioning of this branch is further defined through in-depth analysis, caselaw, and historical context. Additionally, under Article II, the states are allotted a number of Electors equal to their Congressional delegation, who vote for the President by ballot, with the requirement that at least one Elector must not be an inhabitant of the same state.