How many times is election day observed?

Answer 1

once a year but im not sure why are you askin' me hu?!?! im just a 6th grader GOSH!!!!! i love cole vogal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A: umm it right the election is one time a year and im a SMART 6th grader { dif from the one above}

A: alright listen!! this is the "dumb" sixth grader and im in 8th grade now. so shut up!! i knew the answer then and i know the answer now...no HA! im sure im wayyy smarter than you....and u didnt even make sense..."ummm it right" ha stupid...buy a dictionary!!! p.s. cole vogal is still beautiful as always...

Answer 2

National elections, or those in which the President and members of Congress are elected, are held every two years in even-numbered years. There is a general election every year, but off-year elections (those held on odd-numbered years) usually involve local or state issues.

All general elections, including national elections, are held on Tuesday following the first Monday in November (the date could be as early as November 2, or as late as November 8). Many states allow early or absentee voting before this date.

The Presidential election occurs every four years; "Mid-Term Elections" are held after a President has been in office two years, and are significant because the entire 435-member House of Representatives stands for election at once; Senators, who are elected to six-year terms of office, have staggered elections so that one-third of the Senate is up for election every two years.

Answer 3

1 time a year