It depends on two issues. First, how long does it take each party to determine how many votes they still have to have and how long will it take them to do that. Second, if the election remains close nonetheless, there may be a recount which can take months.
5 Weeks
18, as long as you are registered.
There is a general election every 4 years.
The only state that has been carried by every Republican winner of a U. S. Presidential Election is Ohio. In addition, North Dakota, Arizona and Alaska have been carried by every Republican Presidential election winner for as long as they have been states.
Yes, you can still vote in the presidential election even if you did not vote in the Montana primary election. Primary elections and general elections are separate, and not voting in the primary does not disqualify you from voting in the general election.
The UK doesn't have a president, it has a Prime Minister. There has to be a general election within five years but the same people can stand for re-election.
Under the Fixed-term Parliaments Act (2011), a general election must occur five years after the previous election. Before the act, the Prime Minister decided on the date, as long as it was no longer than five years after the previous election.
yes, as long as you are registered to vote before the deadline
Only about two years. Then he quit to run against Lincoln in the 1864 election.
21 days before the election...if the election is on Nov. 4th, then you have to be registered by Oct. 14.
The next General election is 2010. I found this information in my blue constituion book. I am a girl that is studying for a test and didn't feel like looking it up in my book but then i had to cause it didnt have the answer.I am in 7th grade. I hope this answer helped you as much as i wanted it too.
Yes, as long as you are a registered voter. In some states, you will now be asked to show a photo-ID before you are allowed to cast your ballot; but if you did in fact register and you are on the list of eligible voters, you may show up to vote in the general election, even if you missed the primary.