The short answer is yes, but also know that Congress is elected every two years and gets a new number each time. Every other congressional election -- that is, once every four years -- there is also a presidential election that coincides with the congressional elections and again congress gets a new number.
Every Four Years
Only the President. Every other elected official can be re-elected numerous times.
U. S. Senate
The electors are chosen by popular vote in every State and on the same day everywhere.
1/3 every two years
No, they are elected by the people of their state in an election. Every six years a congress person runs for office. Representatives are every 2 years.
The President is elected every four years.
A president is elected every 6 years in Djibouti.
Representatives are elected to Congress in November of every even-numbered year. Representatives are elected to a two-year term, and ALL representatives stand for election in every election cycle.
The President is elected every four years.
They are either elected by the President every 2 years or by Congress itself. tis isn't right go to wikepedia.com
The President of Argentina is elected by popular vote every 4 years.
There are quite a few people who actually approve the selection of a vice president. In a way the American population as a whole does.
Yes. A president is elected every four years and serves a maximum of two 4 year terms. A member of the House of Representatives is elected every two years without term limitations. A senator is elected every six years without term limitations. It should be noted that there is a senatorial election every two years; however each senator serves a six year term. Therefore, one third of the senate is elected in each two year election.
Every 4 years.....?
Every 4 years.
Congress works on a cycle, the house of representatives are elected every two years, and the senate every six years on a two year cycle, creating a third of the house elected each year.