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William Henry Harrison won the 1840 election, took the oath of office on 4 March 1841 and died of pneumonia on 4 April 1841.
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How long does it take for us to elect your president?
In the United States, presidential elections take place on the first Tuesday in November. The polls are only open for one day except for absentee ballots which may be submitted earlier. In some cities and towns, early voting is allowed at the courthouse for a few days before the election. After Election Day, it sometimes takes several days or even weeks to determine who is the winner of the election.
Who served the shortest presidential term in history?
President Harrison, he had 4 weeks before dying of pneumonia, believed to be contracted at his 2 hour inaugural speech.
What are some historical events from the last 2 years?
One that's been happening these previous DAYS/WEEKS were; the election- OBAMAS PRESIDENT the terrorists in MUMBAI INDIA
Who ran in the election of 1916?
President Woodrow Wilson (Democrat) was re-elected as President in the 1916 election, defeating Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes (Republican)Wilson won the popular vote 49.2% to 46.1 % and the electoral vote 277 to 254.
What happens if no candidate receives a majority of votes in the primary election?
If no candidate receives a majority of votes in a primary election, a runoff election may be held between the top two candidates with the highest number of votes. This is to ensure that the winning candidate ultimately has majority support. Runoff elections are common in many states and are typically held a few weeks after the initial primary election. The candidate who receives the most votes in the runoff election is declared the winner.
