Presidential Election

Definition

The Presidential Election refers to the process by which citizens of the United States elect their president. It is held every four years and involves a series of primaries, caucuses, and ultimately a general election where voters choose between candidates from different political parties.

Related terms

Campaign: A campaign is an organized effort by a candidate or political party to persuade voters to support them through various strategies such as advertising, rallies, and social media.

Electoral College: The Electoral College is a body of representatives who formally elect the President and Vice President based on the popular vote in each state.

Swing State: Swing states are states where there is no clear majority support for any particular political party, making them crucial in determining election outcomes.