Social StudiesQuestion 102 of 120
In the United States, how often are presidential elections held?
a.Every two years
b.Every four years
c.Every six years
d.Every year
Explanation
Presidential elections occur every four years, as set by the Constitution. Members of the House serve two-year terms and senators serve six-year terms. Regular elections are a key feature of representative democracy.
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