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The United States can hold a presidential election while at war, with historical precedents and constitutional scheduling allowing for it.
Yes — both legally and historically the United States can hold a presidential election while at war: the Constitution fixes election dates, Congress and the states run the process, and U.S. history re...
The shorthand “red states vs blue states” denotes U.S. states that reliably vote Republican (red) or Democratic (blue) in presidential and many statewide contests, a convention that crystallized after...