The Voting and Elections Process
Elections let citizens choose the people who will represent them in government, at the local, state, and national levels, through a process that usually includes registering to vote, casting a ballot (in person or by mail, depending on the state), and having votes counted to determine a winner. For most offices the candidate with the most votes wins, but the President is chosen differently, through the Electoral College, where voters in each state select electors who then formally cast the votes that actually decide the election.
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