President of the Confederate States

The President of the Confedertae States (POCS) is the head member of the executive branch in the Confederate States of America. Unlike the United States of America, each president has one six year term versus two four year terms.

Elligibility
In order to be elected at President, a canidate must: List of Presidents
 * be chosen by an electoral college from each state in the Confederacy. Each state has as many electors as they had members in the Confederate Congress. All CSA presidential elections take place on November 11, with a winner announced on December 9.
 * be elected jointly with a Vice President. The President and Vice President cannot be citizens of the same state.
 * be a born citizen of the Confederacy. Residents of Cuba cannot vote, as they have no representatives in the Congress.
 * be at least thirty-five years of age.