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November 6th is almost as late as Election Day can be and so is not relatively early.
'''Election Day''' typically refers to the Tuesday after the first Monday in November in the [[United States]], although there are also many other days on which elections are held throughout the year, as in holding "primaries" to determine the nominees of political parties who then compete in the general election in November.
'''Election Day''' typically refers to the Tuesday after the first Monday in November in the [[United States]], although there are also many other days on which elections are held throughout the year, as in holding "primaries" to determine the nominees of political parties who then compete in the general election in November.
'''Election Day''' in 2012 is relatively early, on November 6. Increasingly Americans vote early, so much so that most may actually vote in the weeks prior to Election Day.
'''Election Day''' in 2012 is on November 6. Increasingly Americans vote early, so much so that most may actually vote in the weeks prior to Election Day.
In years divisible by four, Americans select the president for the next four years on Election Day, and also select one-third of the [[U.S. Senate]], all of the members of the [[House of Representatives]], and decide who will serve in many other offices.
In years divisible by four, Americans select the president for the next four years on Election Day, and also select one-third of the [[U.S. Senate]], all of the members of the [[House of Representatives]], and decide who will serve in many other offices.