Yes, they are the President but they are still US citizens
midterms? everyone primary ? depends on primary set up,closed only party members vote,open..cross voting permitted
Many potential voters believe that exercising their right to vote is more important when presidential candidates are on the ballot (rather than at midterm elections when this is not the case).
The president can vote in elections, just like you and me.
YES! You have to be 18 or older to vote in president elections. IT'S AGAINST THE LAW! From, Bryan Hollick Raleigh, NC
False. The twelfth amendment changed the method of electing the vice president of the United States by having the members of the electoral college vote separately for president and vice president instead of having the second place finisher in the presidential voting become president. Women began gradually gaining the right to vote in the late nineteenth century. Wyoming was the first state to give women the suffrage. By 1920 most states permitted women to vote in at least some elections. in that year the 19th amendment was ratified which gave women the right to vote in all elections.
17 and over --- This is incorrect. You must be 18 and registered by the last registration date for the election in the state in which you reside. You could turn 18 on the last day to register, hurry down and register, and then you would be permitted to vote in that (and future) elections.
We have elections because its time for the people To vote in a new or old president, mayor, and even more
The men were permitted to vote but not the women
In Australia the first Federal Elections held when women were permitted to vote was on April 25th, 1896.
Certainly you can and you should if you are registered . This not a primary but the election to choose congressmen in all districts and senators in some states as well as state issues of varying kinds.
They vote in early to mid December following the elections in November.
Congress. They didn't trust the men who were able to vote.