In which month do we vote for the President?

Voting for the President of the United States occurs in November. This timing is established by federal law. The election is held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. This specific date was chosen to fall after the harvest season, accommodating agrarian lifestyles during the 19th century, and it also ensures that the election occurs during a time when travel conditions, due to weather and roads, are more favorable.

Historical context supports this timing, as it allows citizens time to cast their votes without the interference of seasonal issues, making it a practical choice. The other months listed—October, December, and September—do not align with this established schedule, which is why their selection would be incorrect.