How are the national vice presidents elected?

• A. By a ballot vote of the local voting delegates of the respective regions.
• B. By a ballot vote of the state voting delegates.
• C. By the officer screening committee.
• D. By the regional board.

Answer: (A)

National vice presidents are chosen at the National Leadership Conference through a ballot vote conducted by the local voting delegates from the regions they represent. Local chapters send delegates to the national convention, and those delegates cast ballots for the candidate representing their region. This setup gives each region a voice in selecting its national officer and keeps the process at the national level focused on delegates who are tied to local chapters. The other groups—such as an officer screening committee, state delegates, or a regional board—do not cast the votes for these national positions, so they don’t fit how these officers are elected.