What is the length of the term for the Vice President?

The Vice President of the United States serves a term of four years. This duration aligns with the presidential term, as the Vice President is elected on the same ticket as the President. The constitutionally stipulated term lengths ensure that both the President and Vice President serve together and are accountable to the voters for a unified set of policies and governance. If a President is re-elected, the Vice President can also serve an additional four-year term, potentially allowing for a total of eight years in office if re-elected for both terms. This system maintains a consistent leadership structure within the executive branch of the government.