Some Crucial 2020 Election Events Are Coming Up In December

The video tutorial explains the key deadlines and milestones in the U.S. presidential election process, focusing on the period between Election Day and Inauguration Day. It covers the county and state-level certification of results, the Safe Harbor deadline on December 8th, and the Electoral College voting on December 14th. The tutorial also discusses the legal challenges and recounts that can occur, and the final approval of electoral votes by Congress on January 6th. The process is designed to ensure a smooth transition of power, with specific deadlines to finalize results and prevent disputes.

What are some of the key activities that occur between Election Day and Inauguration Day?

• Approval of the federal budget

• Nomination of Supreme Court justices

• Inauguration of the new president

• State-level certification of results

What is the significance of the Safe Harbor deadline on December 8th?

• It is the day when the new president is inaugurated

• It ensures that Congress will not challenge the electoral votes

• It marks the end of the election campaign

• It is the deadline for voter registration

What happens on December 14th in the presidential election process?

• The new president is sworn in

• The Supreme Court reviews the election results

• Electors meet to cast their states' electoral votes

• Congress counts the electoral votes

Can the results of the electoral votes be changed between December 14th and January 6th?

• Yes, if there are legal challenges

• Yes, if Congress decides to intervene

• No, the votes are signed, sealed, and sent to Washington

• Yes, if the Supreme Court orders a recount

When does the new Congress vote to approve the electoral votes?

• January 20th

• December 8th

• December 14th

• January 6th