美国总统选举制度英文版课件.pptVIP

The United States Presidential Election The United States is a presidential system of national and presidential elections are held every four years. Some Conceptions Electoral College The form of 538 votes Some sensitive issues The condition of being the president Mid-term Election The electoral College was created at the Constitutional Convention by the founding fathers. It was the last of many plans adopted in 1787 in Philadelphia. The election is a complex and lengthy process. The main program of the election，includes primaries, the party holds a National Convention to determine the candidate of the presidential and vice presidential, voters elected the national president “electoral”，“electoral” established the Electoral College vote in presidential elections and was elected president of the official inauguration of several stages. Mid-term Election Voting begins in US mid-term elections in less than 6 hours. Candidates are making their final push in bruising campaigns that promise a tight race. At stake are all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 37 of the 100 seats in the Senate. Democrats currently hold 255 seats in the House, and President Barack Obamas party is expected to lose that majority. A Reuters poll indicates that Republicans will pick up 52 seats, leaving them with a 27-seat majority. And Gallups final pre-election poll gives Republicans a 55 percent to 40 percent lead over Democrats in a congressional ballot test among likely voters. From 23 to 30 August 2012 Republican National Convention, the Democratic National Convention in September 3 to 6, 3 October presidential candidate first debate, the vice presidential candidate debate Oct. 11, Oct. 16 day second candidate debate, the third presidential candidate debate on October 22, November 6 U.S. election polling day, Dec. 17 Electoral College elected president. January 6, 2013, the House and Senate announced the winner of the January 20 presidential inauguration. （1）The Prima