US elections were previously held on different days in different states, leading to corruption and multiple voting. In 1845, Congress declared the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November to be election day due to agricultural and travel considerations. Tuesday was chosen as it allowed farmers to travel and return for market day. Congressional […]
Gubernatorial elections in the US involve a primary followed by a general election, with some states having gubernatorial elections in the same year as presidential elections. Louisiana has no primaries, and all candidates appear on the ballot in the fall. Spending on gubernatorial elections has increased, and candidates focus on issues that resonate with voters. […]
