Off-year election generally refers to the year in between the presidential election year and the mid-term election year. Off-year elections ocur in the odd numbered years. Unless there is a vacancy, no U.S. representative's seat is up for election at that time. All 435 of the U.S. representative's seats are up for election every two years -- presidential election and the mid-term election -- the even years.
United States Representatives in the House of Representatives serve a two year term; hence, there are Presidential election years and off-year elections. Representatives in many of the State House of Representatives also serve two year terms.
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Off-year elections occur between Presidential elections. The US Presidential elections occur every four years, the most recent election being in the year 2008. The off-year elections usually occur during the even-numbered years between the elections, meaning that an off-year election will be held in 2010 then 2014 then 2018 and so on.
Off-year elections are held during the years between mid-term elections and presidenttial elections. 2011 is an off-year while 2010 was a mid-term year. With the exception for the filling vacant offices, no national elections are held during off-years. During mid-term elections, all members of the House of Representatives are up for election as are one-third of the U. S. Senators.
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Primary elections and caucuses and the Democratic and Republican Presidential conventions
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nonpresidential, or off-year, election years