What goes into picking a vice president

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While a vice presidential pick rarely has a big effect on a presidential candidate, the process of picking one is intense, highly selective, and well-documented.

From creating an initial list to vetting candidates for the national stage, many moving factors go into picking a right-hand man or woman.

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