Yes, today is Election Day, when millions of Americans across the country will cast ballots in national, state and local elections. Tens of millions of Americans have already voted early or by mail.

Five Democrats and three Republicans will face off Tuesday in a primary race to see who will move on in a bid to fill ...

Election Day is always the 1st Tuesday in November. How the tradition began. Zach Bradshaw. Arizona Republic. For more than 170 years, United States voters have flocked to the polls on the first ...

WASHINGTON — Millions of Americans will decide the country's direction on Tuesday, Nov. 5. The 2024 general election won't just give the U.S. a new president, it will also choose members of ...

The first federal Election Day was in 1845. That year, Congress passed a federal law designating the first Tuesday in November as Election Day, according to History.com. Before 1845, the federal ...

Many Americans know that Election Day is a Tuesday, but few know why. Even people you’d expect to know, like politicians, have been stumped by this very question. The answer dates back to 1845 ...

The Brief. U.S. Election Day has fallen on a Tuesday in November since 1845. Originally chosen for rural and religious reasons, Tuesday voting continues despite changing times.

"Instruction is a top priority and will continue on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024," HISD spokesperson Richard Guerra previously said in a statement to the Houston Chronicle.

Election Day falls on Tuesday, Nov. 5, this year. Like every year, it's the Tuesday following the first Monday in November. There’s solid reasoning behind why Election Day follows an unusual ...

Happy Election Day, to all ... While all 99 Ohio House seats and 17 Ohio Senate seats are technically up for grabs on Tuesday, ... if strong early-voting numbers continue through Election Day, ...

Election Day falls on Tuesday, Nov. 5, this year. Like every year, it's the Tuesday following the first Monday in November. There’s solid reasoning behind why Election Day follows an unusual ...

Why is Election Day stuck on a Tuesday and why November and why not Nov. 1? The decisions were made with quite a bit of common sense.