With the next presidential election almost three years away, one can only speculate. Many believe that the current frontrunners are Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former Secretary of State and wife of former President Bill Clinton, for the Democratic Party and Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey, for the Republican Party. However, I doubt that anyone has formally announced their candidacy at this point, and anything can happen over the next few years.
John McCain is the Republican candidate and Barack Obama is the Democratic candidate for the presidential election of 2008.
The vice president is selected by the canidates and if they win the vice president they chose becomes vice president.
if they get more votes than the other canidates
the us ellects a president by goin to a nearby school, community place, or local cop place and there are machines that have the canidates names and you chose a candate and hit sumit... :)
All of the above
Before voters could only approve canidates that were already handpicked by the communist party--Now voters could choose from a list of canidates for each office (Voters chose lesser-known canidates over the powerful party bossees)
political party
Because they want to serve in Congress.
Democratic Party: Minister to Great Britain James Buchanan of Pennsylvania Republican Party: former U.S. Senator John C. Frémont of California Know-Nothing Party: former President Millard Fillmore of New York
maybe because there are fewer canidates
the canidates were selected by party leaders
There was no presidential election in 1769. There was no United States yet at the time.
William Henry's 1840 campaign slogan