Definition

Noun: In the United States, "Election Day" refers to the specific, legally established day on which general elections for federal public offices are held. It is traditionally the Tuesday after the first Monday in November in even-numbered years.

Usage

"Election Day" is a proper noun and is typically capitalized. It refers specifically to the designated day for voting. - All citizens are encouraged to vote on Election Day. - Election Day is a public holiday in some states.

Advanced Usage

• "Election Day results": The outcomes of the votes counted on that day.
  • The nation awaited the Election Day results.
• "Election Day turnout": The number or percentage of voters who participate on that day.
  • Election Day turnout was historically high.

Variants and Related Words

• Election: (n) A formal process where people vote to choose a person or group for a position.
  • The presidential election is held every four years.
• General election: (n) An election for representatives to a legislature or for a president, as opposed to a primary or local election.
  • The general election will decide the next mayor.

Synonyms

• Polling day: (n) The day on which votes are cast in an election. (More common in British English).
• Voting day: (n) A more general term for a day designated for casting votes.

Related Phrases

• "Early voting": (n) The process of voting before the scheduled Election Day.
  • Many people prefer early voting to avoid crowds on Election Day.
• "Absentee ballot": (n) A vote cast by someone who is unable to attend the official polling station on Election Day.
  • He submitted his absentee ballot before Election Day.

Noun

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