How much do YOU know about the presidential election?

With just a few presidential primaries and caucuses complete, the process of choosing our next president is well underway—some would even say it's almost over.

Did you know: the timing and type of elections look different in each state—some conduct primaries; others hold caucuses. Some place the presidential primary on the same ballot as down-ballot races, while other states hold the presidential primary on a separate day, even a separate month, from other races. 

So, while we wait for one candidate in each party to get the official nod from their convention delegates, let's see how much we know about the process as a whole!

How much do you know about the presidential election process? For example, what determines how many electors are allotted to each state? Which states vote next on the primary schedule? When was the historic election where the top two candidates tied?

Take our presidential election quiz to test your knowledge! This isn’t just fun trivia—when you know and understand our unique process and its history, you will be more motivated to participate and explain it to others, so they also will want to vote. You are a key part of preserving this right for the next generation.

Take our Presidential Election Quiz

I hope you come away with an appreciation for our nation’s history and a renewed commitment to vote wisely . . . for the president and all your elections.

Most of the nation hasn’t yet voted. Check out our presidential primary voter guide and forward it to a friend!