When is the next national election? When do the presidential primaries take place?
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The election of 2008, they usually start campaigning early next year.
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They may serve up to two 4-year terms\n\nAfter the primaries and convention select the candidates, tehy run on the national level
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You can certainly vote in all general elections. Each state has its own rules for primaries.
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till the election exists
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The primary election is where candidates of the same party contend for that parties nomination for the main election.  For example, Joe Schmo and John Doe are both Republicans and want to run for mayor on the Republican ticket.  Republicans vote in the primary for the candidate they want to run as Republican.  If John Doe wins the primary, he will face the winner of the Democratic primary in the main election
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depends on the state or local laws.  for presidential elections, it still epends on the state laws.  sometimes people are on the ballot in one state but not the other.
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The new one is Oscar Arias.  But it's not official yet.  Elections were pretty tight and people were uncertain about who would be the president for the next 4 years until a few days ago.  It's not official yet though...
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Let it run its course.  Pay attention, and take good notes.  Prepare for the next presidential election.
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Elections are on Sundays and the booths are open from 8 am to 6 pm.\nThis is the same for all elections whether they are federal, state or local.\nSo joannaserah is right with the Sunday but wrong when she says that it varies from state to state.
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Hi ,\n\nDate : 11th May 2006\nAssembly Election 2006\n\nஆலந்தூர் -அன்பரசன் தா மோ- DMK வெற்றி பெற்றது\n\nFor more Details\nhttp://www.eci.gov.in/ElectionAnalysis/AE/S22/partycomp19.htm
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Egads!  They didn't.  The Constitution did not set election day at all.\n\nThe Tuesday after the first Monday in November was initially established in 1845 (3 U.S.C. 1) for the appointment of Presidential electors in every fourth year. 2 U.S.C. 7 established this date for electing U.S. Representatives in every even numbered year in 1875. Finaly, 2 U.S.C. 1 established this date as the time for electing U.S. Senators in 1914.
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OK civics 101. Primaries are elections that determine who will have a party's nomination. If 5 dems are running for governor, there is a primary where the dems vote for who they want. That person gets the nomination. If there are 5 reps running for governor, there is a primary where the reps vote for who they want. That person gets the nomination. Independents are not allowed to vote in primaries except for judges and amendments/propositions/referendums. \n\nIn the general election TOMORROW. everyone votes for who they want regardless of party. If elections were won because people HAD to vote their party affiliation, then what would be the point of general elections?
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What kind of survey are you looking for?  A number of the major polls for tomorrow's election have included independent and third party candidates.  Or did you want something more general?
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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/youdecide2006/races.html?PA
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go to google and type in govt. elections
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It's been Minnesota the last 3 elections. (hooray for my state!) -- I would bet its us again, just based on the past. I have no hard figures available yet though.....
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That's a good question! I don't think we know her name yet. It won't happen for a few more elections, and will probably be someone that is not in politics yet, or just getting started. Hilary will run, but I don't think she will get past the primaries. We will have a female VP soon though. Might be this next election or the one after or the one after that, but I feel that it will happen soon.