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2024 US Presidential Election

The 2024 US Presidential election will see voters decide between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, with implications for Congress as well.

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How many people voted early in this election?: Over 75 million Americans voted early in this election. Early voting is available in most US states and provides an alternative to voting on Election Day.
Can convicted felons run for or hold office in the US?: While some states restrict voting rights for those convicted of serious crimes, there are no federal laws preventing convicted felons from running for president or holding office.
Who are the candidates in the US Presidential election?: The US Presidential election involves voters choosing between the Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris, and the Republican candidate, Donald Trump.
What positions are being decided besides the presidency?: This election determines not only the president but also members of the House of Representatives and the Senate. A total of 469 seats in Congress are being contested.
Who is eligible to vote in the US Presidential election?: Voting eligibility is determined by each state. Generally, all US citizens over 18 can vote, but some states have restrictions for those convicted of felonies. The process varies by state.

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