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📖 How It Works

Constitutional Minimums

The U.S. Constitution sets minimum ages for federal office: 35 for President, 30 for Senator, and 25 for Representative (Article I and Article II).

Election Day Counts

Eligibility is judged on Election Day — the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November — not on the day you file or the day you are sworn in.

First Eligible Year

The calculator compares your age on that date against each threshold and reports the first election year you qualify for each office.

No Exceptions

These minimums have never changed since 1787 and apply to every candidate with no exceptions or waivers.

ðŸ’Ą Why It Matters

🏛ïļ Constitutional Requirements

The age limits written into the Constitution in 1787 still govern every presidential election today.

ðŸ—ģïļ Plan Your Run

Know the exact election year you cross each threshold so you can prepare a campaign with confidence.

📜 No Exceptions

There is no waiver process — you must simply reach the required age on Election Day.