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Start by hiring an attorney, and figure out who you want to sue. There is no "election office" of the US. Elections are handled by the Registrars of the various states. As far as whether you have grounds to sue- that is another matter.
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Which is a requirement for a candidate running for election to a political office in the US?
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Who was the first us president not to hold any other office before election?
Washington
Who got elected as president in 1801?
There was no US presidential election in 1801. The election was in 1800 and Jefferson was elected and took office in 1801.
When does the US President leave office?
The President officially leaves office on January 20th at 12:00 noon after an election year.
What date does the president of the US take office?
generally, the third Monday in January following the election
This US President was never elected to a government office before his election?
Ulysses S. Grant
What is the person running for office in any election is always called?
Canidate -US Gov NovaNet
What date does a us senator elected at the general election in November takes office?
jan 20
Which us president was haunted throughout his in office by allegations he had not won the election fairly?
Chester Arthur
Who won the US presidential election 2013?
There was not an election in 2013, it was in 2012. Barack Obama retained the presidential office with Vice president Joe Biden
When does the president actually become president of the us?
January 20th following the election. Prior to the election of 1936, presidents took office on March 4 following the election. The 20th amendment changed this.
When does an elected president of the US assume office?
Inauguration is at noon on January 20 in the year following the election.
