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Usually the governer of all state. Sometimes known as supergovarner. The supergoviner is chosen in a seceret election. The secret election is usually selected by the joint chiefs of staff.
The Office of the National Archives is who informs the candidates on what they need to know, and theirs is one of the offices that gets extra copies of the electoral votes in case of irregularities.
And if you believe the one about the supergovernor, I have some oceanfront property for sale in Arizona.
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∙ 13y agoThe electoral college. The electoral college was created at the founding of the USA. It was the electoral college, not the voters, who elected Benjamin Harrison and George W. Bush (2000) president of the United States of America.
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∙ 12y agoEach state runs its own elections, subject to supervision bv the Federal Election Commission since 1975.
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∙ 9y agoThe candidates hire staff that coordinate election activities. These people work to raise money and schedule speeches that help their candidate win.
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∙ 13y agothe federal election commission
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Frequency off US Presidential Elections?
The presidential elections are held every four years.
What do the presidential elections of 1800 and 1824 have in common?
Those were the only two US presidential elections that had to be decided by the US House of Representatives.
What is the rule on special presidential election?
The US does not hold special presidential elections.
What presidential ticket won in a landslide election in 1900?
The US presidential elections of 1900 were the 29th Quadrennial elections of US history. The incumbent president William McKinley and his running mate Teddy Roosevelt gained a landslide victory as a result of improving economy and victory in Spanish- American war.
What did John McCain do before running for president?
John McCain was a US Senator before becoming a candidate for the United States Presidential elections in 2009.
Is there a supervisor at the counting of the ballots for the us presidential elections?
no it is unsupervised
What happened in the us in 1912?
presidential elections, summer Olympics, etc
US presidential elections occur how often?
In the US, presidential elections are held every four years. The US Constitution allows for a president to serve for only two four year terms. Prior to a Constitutional amendment, there was no term limits on the presidency.
Do people living outside the us get to vote in us presidential elections?
I think they do if they are American citizens.
Frenquency of US Presidential Elections?
every 4 years
Why in US participation in the federal legislative elections is lower than the participation in European the national elections?
how often do presidential elections take place
How do US territories participate in the presidential election?
The territories have no vote in Presidential elections. They do send voting delegates to the national nominating conventions.
