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Elections in the USA

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1. The United States presidential elections are every 453I don't know years.

2. The elections are always held on the first Tuesday of Octoberthe first Tuesday of Novemberthe second Tuesday of NovemberI don't know.

3. To be a president, you must be at least 35no limit2532I don't know years of age.

4. The symbol of the Democratic party is the elephantdonkeymonkeyI don't know. The party colour is blue.

5. The symbol of the Republican party is the donkeyelephantmonkeyI don't know. The party colour is red.

6. There are 532538535I don't know electors in the United States government.

7. The president lives in the White Housethe Pink Housethe PalaceI don't know.

8. Inauguration Day is on the 25th of December6th of November20th of JanuaryI don't know.

9. At least 270340216I don't know Electoral College votes are necessary to win the election.

10. New York and FloridaRhode Island and MaineCalifornia and TexasI don't know have the most Electoral College votes.

11. A 'swing' state is also known as a wrinkledbattlegroundup-for-grabsI don't know state. It means that no candidate has overwhelming support in that state.

12. Ohio and MississippiArizona and TexasOhio and FloridaI don't know are the biggest 'swing' states.

13. You can be president for a maximum of onethreetwoI don't know terms.