Free and Fair Elections: Why Elections Matter
Free and fair elections help ensure the peaceful and orderly transfer of power from citizens to an elected representative. They likewise provide the same for the transfer of power from […]
Free and fair elections help ensure the peaceful and orderly transfer of power from citizens to an elected representative. They likewise provide the same for the transfer of power from […]
Free and fair elections are the cornerstone of any democracy. Elections give citizens a voice in their government in the most fundamental way: by deciding who governs.
Primary elections and caucuses held in each U.S. state are essential to the way that political parties select their presidential candidates.
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Election Day in the United States often arrives dressed as a carnival.
The transition process begins with the defeated candidate’s concession speech.
Though not required, every president since George Washington has delivered an inaugural address.
A re-elected president is not under time pressure to fill a full slate of top government positions.
Some pollsters and political pundits view the outcomes as referendums on the policies of the president.