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Elections have to be held after the term of office has been completed. When that happens will depend on the position being elected, the term of the office, the country you are in and many factors. Elections can happen before a term ends like when a government falls or an individual has to resign or dies in office.
National elections are typically held on specified dates as outlined in a country's constitution or electoral laws. Each country sets its own schedule for national elections, which can vary widely. In many countries, national elections are held every few years to elect representatives or a new government.
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There are round about 100
Before the elections, the Democratic Party controlled the House of Representatives with 222 seats. A majority in the House requires 218 seats, so the Democrats held a slim majority. The outcome of the elections could potentially shift this control, depending on the results.
depends on how many days its been since the last one.
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Yes, elections for President and for Congressmen in and US Senators are all held on the same day in November. Elections for House members and for one-third of the Senators are held every two years on the same day in every state. (The elections in the middle of the President's term are called "off-year" or "mid-term" elections.) Many people are allowed to vote early by absentee ballots and sometimes at special polling places set up for early voting. If a US Senator vacates his office before his term expires, the state may hold a special election for an interim senator.
In the United States, elections are held at multiple levels, including federal, state, and local levels. Federal elections occur every two years, including elections for the President, the House of Representatives, and one-third of the Senate. Additionally, state and local elections can occur at various times, often coinciding with federal elections but also on their own schedules, leading to thousands of elections each year across the country. Overall, the total number of elections varies widely, but it can reach into the thousands, depending on the specific year and electoral cycles.
manifest destiny
There were 56 separate elections for President of the United States, using 51 polls (four elections used the same ballot in Nebraska; three in Maine), in November 2008.50 of these elections were held at State-level, plus one in Washington D.C. - an additional three were held in Nebraska in each congressional district, using the same ballot as the State-wide election, whilst the same was true in Maine's two districts, for a total of 56 nation-wide elections.
Job lived 1800- 2000 years before Christ.