What do most elections for local, state, and federal offices have in common

Most elections for local, state, and federal offices are administered by the States or municipalities and feature a representative of the Democrats running against a representative of the Republicans. They are all likely held on a Tuesday in November, although some are held throughout the year as well.

The end result is an election where the person with the most votes wins, although some areas are now allowing for Ranked Choice voting.

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