How do US territories participate in the presidential election?

Was Puerto Rico allowed to participate in the 2008 US Presidential election?

Only at the primary level.

Who won the US presidential election in November of 2008?

In the 2008 US presidential election Barak Obama won the election. He ran as a Democrat.

What day of the week was presidential inauguration 2008?

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Can a US citizen who resides in the US Virgin Islands vote in the presidential election?

Yes, US citizens who reside in the US Virgin Islands are eligible to vote in the US presidential election. However, they cannot vote in the general election because the US Virgin Islands is a territory, not a state. Instead, they participate in the US presidential primary elections. The US Virgin Islands sends delegates to both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, where they help nominate the respective party's presidential candidate.

What were the results of the 2006 election?

There was no US Presidential election in 2006.

Was there a presidential election in 2006?

Not in the US- presidential election were held in 2004 and 2008 the next one will be in 2012. (The year of a presidential election is always a multiple of 4 .)

What year will it be until you have another presidential election?

The next US presidential election is in 2012.

The US presidential election features?

The United States presidential election features the use of the Electoral College. The Electoral College is only used for election of the US president and vice president.

What was the date of the 2006 US Presidential general election?

There was no US Presidential election in 2006. The date of the mid-term general election in 2006 was Tuesday, November 7. The date of the most recent Presidential election was Tuesday, November 4, 2008. The next Presidential election will be held Tuesday, November 6, 2012.

Can the president of the US stop a presidential election?

no

What is the rule on special presidential election?

The US does not hold special presidential elections.

When is the 2008 US presidential election?

The US presidential election will be held on Tuesday, November 4, 2008. The main faceoff is between Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate John McCain.