In which month do we vote for President?

Voting for President occurs in November, specifically on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in that month. This timing was established by federal law in 1845, primarily to accommodate agricultural societies, allowing farmers to travel to polling places after the harvest season. Holding the election in November ensures that citizens have ample time to prepare and cast their votes, thus promoting higher participation rates.

On the other hand, the other listed months are not aligned with this timing. October is before the election month, while December and January fall after the election has already taken place, as the electoral process culminates with the inauguration of the elected president in January following the November vote.