election day

Describes the activities leading up to Election Day, when different levels of public officials are elected.

Provides an overview of what happens on election day in the United States, describing the symbols and traditions associated with it and when it falls during the year.

Explores the history of Election Day in the U.S., the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, and provides information about voting and why it is important.

Describes the voting and reporting process of the American electoral system and the activities and celebrations of American campaigns and election days.

Examines the electoral process, how people vote, who can vote, why election day is always on a Tuesday in November, and why the privilege of voting is so important to people.

Explains about Election Day in the United States, how citizens eighteen and older can vote by secret ballot, what happens when a person goes to the polls, some of the officials who must be elected such as governor, president, and members of Congress, and includes a brief history of elections.

Explains the importance of voting, different methods of voting, and how voting helps us take part in our government.

Explains democracy and its history, how a polling station works, and how votes are counted on election day.

Explores the history of Election Day in the U.S., the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, and provides information about voting and why it is important.