Presidential Transitions in History
The peaceful transfer of power from one Presidential administration to the next is a hallmark of American democracy. It has been followed without interruption since our nation’s first President, George Washington, transferred power to his successor, President John Adams, in 1797.
The Tortoise & The Hare: Election Results in 2020
In partnership with the UVA Miller Center, Ballotpedia and fivethirtyeight.com, we're sharing a map to help voters manage expectations for Election Night. The map goes beyond the usual blue and red. It looks at how quickly votes will be counted.
INFORMATION AND RESOURCES ON POTENTIAL ELECTION CRISES
Given the various concerns related to the election, Citizens for a Strong Democracy is committed to providing information and resources that reassure leaders and the public on the strength and integrity of our elections.
Contested Elections
In the event of a contested election, Citizens for a Strong Democracy is committed to ensuring a continuity of government, and if required by the outcome of the election, a peaceful transition of power. The Miller Center at the University of Virginia reminds us of the contested presidential elections in our country’s history and how America moved forward as a country.