U.S. ELection's Tuesday Tradition Explained; This Is Why Americans Don't Vote On Weekend

For over a century, U.S. elections have been held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, a choice rooted in 19th-century agricultural and religious practices. Critics argue that this tradition is now a hindrance, contributing to low voter turnout, as many citizens face scheduling conflicts. Efforts to move Election Day to the weekend have faced resistance in Congress. Proposals to make Election Day a federal holiday aim to increase participation by allowing more people to vote. The next presidential election is scheduled for November 5, 2024. Click to know more.

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