primary election usa 2020

For Democratic caucuses, no ballots are cast, and votes are determined by standing in groups around a room.As Democrats are looking to unseat Mr Trump, who is all but certain to be the Republican nominee, their primaries are more closely watched.Voters in early states chose between a wide Democratic field, including progressive candidates like Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, billionaire businessman Michael Bloomberg and moderates like former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and Mr Biden.
Here's what's at stake. 62.4 % 3,930. Detailed information about elections postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak can be found on COVID-19 and Elections. Puerto Rico. But it's all academic because Mr Biden is presumptive nominee.The Democratic National Convention, where the party will name its nominees for president and vice-president, will be held in mid-August in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.That's a month later than initially scheduled because of the virus outbreak. Who are the 2020 presidential candidates? Most states also hold primaries, with Mr Trump's name on the ballots but he has faced no serious challengers.Some states have moved forward with primaries despite ongoing lockdown measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus.Wisconsin was criticised for holding an in-person vote on 7 April despite health concerns related to the virus, while other states like Wyoming, Ohio and Kansas, held their contests by mail.A total of 15 others, including Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island have postponed their primary elections as late as August. These are external links and will open in a new windowThe race for the White House has begun in earnest, and the outcome of the 2020 US general election will have an impact around the world. Presidential candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump have been forced to move their campaigns indoors

The latest news, analyses and polls on the 2020 United States presidential election.Legal battles will have an outsize impact on whose vote gets counted this year, and voting rights advocates fear new rules will perpetuate old problems.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel via Reuters fileHouse passes bill to reverse Postal Service changes, infuse $25B in emergency fundsSpruced-up White House Rose Garden set for Melania Trump speechProgressives seethe as Democratic convention largely ignores Supreme CourtAn all-out war over mail voting has erupted in courts across the country. The Senate will choose the vice-president from the remaining two candidates.It's a rare situation, but it's happened once before: John Quincy Adams won the White House this way in 1824.There will be a brief transition period following the election, allowing a new president to select cabinet members and make plans.In January, the new president (or returning incumbent) is sworn in at an event called the inauguration. Technically, President Trump is not the official Republican candidate until it is announced at the convention.That's more likely to be an in-person event because Republican leaders are generally more bullish about returning to "normal".After that, we can look forward to four debates when President Trump or Vice-President Mike Pence take the stage along with their Democratic challengers.The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates, established in 1987, sponsors and runs these debates. This makes some states very important to candidates, as more populous states have a bigger number of electoral votes.It is possible to win the popular vote, but lose the electoral vote, as happened to Democrats Al Gore in 2000 and Hillary Clinton in 2016.It's the term for the officials, "electors", who vote on behalf of the states for president.Each state is worth a number of electors proportionate to its representation in Congress: the sum of its senators (every state has two) and representatives in the House (determined by populous).The six biggest states are California (55), Texas (38), New York (29), Florida (29), Illinois (20) and Pennsylvania (20).This system gives greater weight to smaller states and means a presidential candidate must get a spread of votes from across the nation.Republican bastions such as Idaho, Alaska, and many southern states are considered "red states" while Democrat-dominated states such as California, Illinois and much of the New England region of the northeast coast are called "blue states".Swing states are states that can change hands depending on the candidate.As campaigns often choose not to send candidates or invest resources to states they consider unwinnable, the presidential contest mostly takes place in these few swing states, like Ohio and Florida. From caucuses to conventions, here's what you need to know about the presidential election.Unlike many other countries, in the US, there are only two parties considered by most voters - the Democrats (the liberal, left-of-centre party) and the Republicans (the conservative, right-of-centre party).Other "third-party" candidates sometimes participate, with the Libertarian, Green and Independent parties occasionally putting forth a nominee.Before party nominees square off in the general election, presidential hopefuls battle for their party's nomination in caucuses and primary elections ("primaries") across the country. If no single candidate receives the majority of electoral votes, then the House of Representatives will select the president from the top three candidates. The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has disrupted election calendars across the country and prompted states to delay state primaries, runoffs and presidential preference primaries. Each candidate hosts an election night party and delivers an acceptance or concession speech after votes are counted
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There is no online voting.Each state handles its own vote counting and a winner is usually determined on the same night.Though there has been speculation of an outright delay due to the pandemic, a change in date remains highly unlikely. 10,834. US election 2020 Image copyright Getty Images The race for the White House has begun in earnest, and the outcome of the 2020 US general election will have an impact around the world. …

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