In what month do we vote for President?

Voting for President occurs in November, specifically on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of the month. This timing is established by federal law and was designed to ensure that the election would take place after the harvest season but before winter weather could impact travel to polling places. November thus serves as a pivotal month in the electoral calendar, enabling citizens to participate in the democratic process for one of the highest offices in the United States.

The other months listed do not align with the established timing for the presidential elections. October is too early in the election cycle, as it precedes November and is primarily used for campaigning. December follows the presidential election and is associated with the finalization of electoral processes, while January is when the newly elected president is inaugurated, marking the official transition of power.