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Election Day (US) (view source)
Revision as of 02:09, September 10, 2020
, 02:09, September 10, 2020update
'''Election Day''' typically refers to the Tuesday after the first Monday in November in the [[United States]], {{before on after|2018|11|06| which is on November 6 in 2018.|which is today.|which in 2019 is November 5.}} 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]], {{before on after|2020|11|03|which is on November 3 this year (2020).|which is today, November 2, 2020.|which in 2021 is November 2.}} 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.
== 2016 Election Cycle ==
== 2016 Election Cycle ==