The president of the United States is chosen by the people of the United States. An election is held every four years for the citizens to vote for their next president.
The electors are chosen by popular vote in every State and on the same day everywhere.
They are chosen by people voting every 2 years.
James K Polks wife started the tradition of having it played every time the president enters a formal gathering. The reason was because people didn't notice when he came in the room because he was so short.
every president....it's one of his roles
It is a group of persons (presidential electors) chosen in each state and the District of Columbia every four years who make a formal selection of the President and Vice-President.
The electoral college is a group of people who are selected every four years to make the formal selection of President and Vice-President. These men and women are referred to as the Presidential electors.
The president of the United States is chosen by the people of the United States. An election is held every four years for the citizens to vote for their next president.
I do not understand your question. Every president was sworn in, and had some of formal inauguration day ceremonies to celebrate the important day.
Martha held formal dinners on every thursday.
The electors are chosen by popular vote in every State and on the same day everywhere.
Historically, Georgia was a Kingdom, so its leaders were chosen by the monarchic rules of succession. Currently, the Republic of Georgia has parliamentary elections every four years and presidential elections every five years. However, the president has very limited powers.
There was a time when the U.S. President appointed the Governors of U.S. territories, but today, just as in every U.S. state, the people of every organized U.S. territory and of American Samoa elect their own Governors.
The president is elected by direct election every 5 years. If no candidate receives a majority of the votes, a run-off election is held between the top 2 candidates.
The electoral college serves only one purpose and that is to elect the president and vice president every four years. The president is, of course, the head of the executive branch of the US government.
John Quincy Adams was chosen by the House in 1824 because nobody got a majority of the electoral vote. (Thomas Jefferson was chosen by the House in 1800 because he and his running mate. Aaron Burr tied in electoral vote. At that time every elector cast two votes. The highest became President and second highest vice-president. Burr saw his chance to be president and refused to resign, but the House eventually elected Jefferson. The 12th amendment was soon ratified which made the election of President and vice-president separate.
Usually a senator is chosen every 6 years.