us election 2024 in ahead. us voters will vote for next president. but you know what and how elected president. we will tell you what is process and how elect the president.
year before election
The candidates of either the Democratic or Republican or both major political parties have started the campaign. He formed his own team and began “touring” across the country to garner support and funds for his campaign.
at the beginning of the campaign
Candidates from both parties participate in televised debates. During debates, each candidate must answer difficult questions about their policies and defend their positions on the issues and policies against the other candidates.
After that the election process starts
The US presidential election process can be challenging. What is Electoral College? What is the difference between primary and caucus? What is the National Council for? We are here to answer your questions.
Round 1: Primary and Caucus
There are many people who want a President, each with their own idea of how the government should work. Like-minded people are on the same political side. Here come primaries and caucuses. Candidates of each government party campaign across the country to win the support of their party members.
Primaries and caucuses, the main voting events starting in February, will select delegates to represent the people at the upcoming conventions. The main focus will be on the runoffs in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina that could ultimately determine who will be the final presidential candidate for each party.
in caucus
Party members select the best candidate through discussion and voting.
in primary
Party members vote for the best candidate who will represent them in the general election.
PIER 2: NATIONAL COUNCIL
Each party would have national conventions to choose the final candidate for the post of President. State delegates come to primaries and caucuses to represent the people, and “endorse” their preferred candidates, and at the end of the conventions, each party’s final presidential nominee will be officially announced. Presidential candidate Running Sobti (Vice Presidential candidate) will also be selected. Presidential candidates campaign across the country to gain support from the general public.
Round 3: Universal elections
In every state across the country, the people vote for the President and Vice President. When Americans go to the polls in November, they will choose their favorite presidential candidates and their potential runner-up.
When people vote for them, they cast their votes which are called voters. Except in the states of Maine and Nebraska, if a candidate gets a majority of the votes in that state, that candidate will get all the electoral votes in that state.
The presidential candidate who receives the most electoral votes becomes the President of the United States.
Pair 4: Electoral College
The Electoral College is a process in which the voters or representatives of each state cast their votes in proportion to the state’s population and decide who is the president.
Each state gets a specific number of voters based on its representation in Congress. A total of 538 voters are selected as per each state’s policy. After the general election, every voter cast one vote and the candidate who got more than half (270) votes was declared victorious.
The inauguration of the newly elected President and Vice President takes place.
