U.S. Federal Elections refer to national-level elections held across all states in America for federal offices such as President, Senators, and Representatives. These elections determine who will hold important positions within the federal government.
Related terms
Electoral College: The Electoral College is a system used in U.S. presidential elections where electors representing each state cast their votes based on how their state voted, ultimately deciding who becomes president.
Midterm Elections: Midterm Elections are held every four years when there is no presidential election taking place; they determine which party controls Congress (House of Representatives and Senate).
Gerrymandering: Gerrymandering refers to the manipulation of voting district boundaries by politicians in order to gain an advantage for their party, often resulting in unfair and unrepresentative election outcomes.