Yes it does. The US Constitution prescribes that the Congress assemble on 3 January, prior to the 20 January Inaugural.
If the bill is vetoed, Congress has one more opportunity to pass the bill, by overriding the presidential veto. This requires two-thirds vote in favor of passage in both the Senate and the House, a margin substantially more difficult to achieve than the simple majority vote required prior to presidential veto.
The first Tuesday in November, approximately two and one half months prior to Inauguration Day, which is January 20th. The next presidential election will occur in November of 2012. The president-elect will be inaugurated on January 20, 2013.
The president elect won the popular vote on November 2nd but is not officially the president until he or she is inaugurated on Inauguration Day(January 20). Prior to the president elect's inauguration; they may set policy for their upcoming presidency and appoint cabinet positions but none of it is official until January 20th. During the time after the election on November 2nd the current president is referred to as a "lame duck" and retains his presidential status until Inauguration day.
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The first nomination conventions were held in 1832 and both parties met in Baltimore. Prior to that members of Congress met and nominated someone from their party.
The presidential election prior to 2007 was in November, 2004. The Congressional election prior to 2007 was in November, 2006.
The US Constitution amended the date of Presidential Inauguration from March to January, effective with FDR's second term. Prior to this, it took place in March. The first US President, George Washington, was inaugurated 3o April.
Barack Obama was sworn in at his 2009 inauguration using the same words that the prior Presidents have used in the traditional inauguration ceremonies. He swore on the Bible, and proved his allegiance to the country he now leads to all who were willing to hear it.
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He was a lawyer
they want to be president because its fun
He was in the legal profesion.