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When is the next election day in Illinois?
The most recent general election for Governor of Illinois was held Tuesday, November 2, 2010; the next Gubernatorial election will be on November 4, 2014.
What day was the 2012 election held?
Second Tuesday in Nov.
Can i vote for the general election and my local election on the same day?
Sometimes, I think it depends on where you live, and what day your local election is held on.
What day is the general election held on?
In the US, general elections are held on Tuesdays -- specifically, on Tuesday following the first Monday in November. The actual date may be as early as November 2 or as late as November 8.
How often is a General Election held?
The presidential election occurs on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November every year that is divisible by four. The next presidential election will occur on November 6, 2012. The 2016 presidential election will occur on November 8.
Why is election day called election day?
It's the day when elections are held (and the name The Day When Elections Are Held was too long).
What day is the general election of the president and vice president?
The general election for President and Vice President is always held on the first Tuesday in November. The upcoming election in 2008 will be on Tuesday, November 4.
Election day is held in?
The Presidential elections are held every four years on the first Tuesday following the first Monday of November. The next Presidential election will occur on November 6, 2012.
When is the next US presidential election?
The next general election will be held in 2011, November 8th. In the US, there is a general election on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November every year, even if there are are no major offices open for election.
When is Election Day in the United States?
The presidential election occurs on the first Tuesday following the first Monday of November every year that is divisible by four. The next presidential election will occur on November 6, 2012.
What is the difference between by elections and general elections?
A general election takes place when every elected seat in a body - for example, a chamber of a legislature - is up for election at once, simultaneously, in the same election period, though not necessarily on the same day. For example, on May 6 2010, the United Kingdom held a general election when all 650 of its Members of Parliament were elected at once. In contrast, a by-election is held to fill an arising vacancy on a body. If a member dies, resigns or is expelled from a legislative body, in most jurisdictions, a by-election is held to replace that person with a new member, who serves until the next general election. Even if multiple by-elections take place at once, they do not constitute a general election, though they usually occur only in small groups or on their own. For example, in the UK, by-elections will be held to fill three vacancies in the House of Commons on November 15 2012. An example of a large number of by-elections being held together outside of a general election would be the Burmese by-elections of April 1 2012, when 46 seats (out of 664) were elected at once as the result of vacancies in the Assembly of the Union.
What President wont the first election held on the same day in all states?
General Zachary Taylor, part of the Whig party and led US forces in the Mexican American War, won the election of 1848. Every state held the election on the same day except for South Carolina.
