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There are many elections within 24 years, often several per year.
There are 12 national elections in 24 years, in the even-numbered years. In 6 of the 12 years, in years evenly divisible by 4, the President and Vice President are elected. In all 12 of the even-numbered years in any 24-year period, every seat in the House of Representatives and one third of the seats in the Senate come up for election. Senators and Representatives are directly elected by voters on the day after the first Monday of November. The President and Vice President are elected indirectly, with the voters of each state casting votes on the day after the first Monday of November for the pair of presidential and vice presidential candidates they prefer. Based on those votes, electors who pledge to vote for the most popular candidates in the state (or district in the case of D.C. or congressional district in the case of all but two electors in each of Maine and Nebraska) are appointed to cast their state's votes for President and Vice President on the Monday after the second Wednesday of December.
Elections for state offices, including Gubernatorial elections (elections for state governor and, if the state has one, Lieutenant Governor) and elections for state senators and legislators are also usually held on the day after the first Monday of November. Each state determines for itself in which years it's state offices come up for election and how long the terms are.
Earlier in the national election years, primaries and caucuses are held to determine who will be the candidate chosen by each political party for each office. This is true also for elections for state offices.
Counties, cities, towns, townships, boroughs, villages, public school boards etc. also hold elections periodically for their elected officials, including Mayors, Sheriffs, City Council Members, Judges, Tax Collectors, Attorneys General, Constables, et al. These elections can be scheduled for any day of the year as each state sees fit.
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every leap year has 336 days so work it out your self by x it by 24. by sabah shafiq
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well it depends if you sleep 12 hours every day for 24 years you would have gotten about 12 years of sleep.
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757,382,400 seconds are in 24 years.
How many minutes in 24 years?
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How many minutes in eight years?
60*24*7*52*8 that many or... 1 year = 525,948.766 minutes 8 years = 4,207,590.128 minutes more accurate answer is: 60*24*365=525,600min every 4 years we get 1 extra day: 525,600*4+60*24=2,102,400+1,440=2,103,840min 8 years is 2 times 4 years = 4,207,680min
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there will be 524 years in the 5 centuries and 24 years
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They have sold an average of 4,000 every day for the past 5 or 6 years
What is the surname of the British prime minister?
Usually four or five years. General Elections have to happen at least every five years, but the Prime Minister can call them a year early if he wishes (usually if he has good approval ratings).
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24 months is = to 2 years
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March 24, 2012
How many years is hair school?
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