2024년 미국 대통령 선거 일정

Timeline of the 2024 United States presidential election
2024년 미국 대통령 선거 일정

2020 2024년11월5일 2028 →

이것은 2024년 미국 대통령 선거까지의 주요 사건들의 타임라인입니다. 이번 선거는 2020년 인구 조사의 인구 데이터로 실시되는 첫 번째 대통령 선거가 될 것입니다. 1971년 맥거번-프레이저 위원회(McGovern-Fraser Commission)의 결론이 채택된 이후, 미국 헌법선거인수법과 같은 관련 연방 법률에 의해 의무화된 날짜 외에도, 몇 가지 중요한 사항들이 지속적으로 관찰되고 있습니다.

2020

2021

  • 1월 6일: 미국 국회의사당 공격: 트럼프 지지자들은 선거인단 집계를 막기 위해 의사당 건물을 습격하고 습격합니다.
  • 1월 13일: 트럼프 대통령은 그 주 전에 일어난 사건들과 관련하여 두 번째 탄핵을 당했습니다.
  • 1월 20일: 조 바이든은 제49대 부통령 카말라 해리스와 함께 미국의 제46대 대통령으로 취임합니다.
  • 2월 13일: 트럼프는 상원에서 무죄 판결을 받고, 비연속 재선 도전 자격을 유지합니다.
  • 4월 26일: 2020년 인구 조사의 배분 수치가 발표되어 2024년과 2028년 선거의 선거인단 투표 분포가 결정됩니다.
  • 6월 26일: 트럼프,[4] 일련의 선거운동 방식의 집회 시작
  • 11월 20일: 바이든 대통령과 그의 보좌관 일부는 그가 2024년에 다시 출마할 계획이라고 일부 동맹국에 알립니다.[5]

2022

2023

2023년1월

  • 1월 6일: 군소 대통령 후보인 존 앤서니 카스트로가 도널드 트럼프를 상대로 그의 출마 자격을 주장하는 연방 소송을 제기합니다.[33]
  • 1월 26일: 미시간 주 의회는 주의 대통령 예비 선거일을 2월로 옮기는 법안을 통과시켰는데, 이는 공화당 규칙을 위반하고 대의원 자격을 박탈할 수 있습니다.[34]

2023년2월

  • 2월 4일: 민주당 전국 위원회는 새로운 예비 달력을 승인하여 사우스 캐롤라이나를 2월 3일로 옮기고 2월 6일 네바다와 뉴 햄프셔, 2월 13일 조지아, 2월 27일 미시간을 차례로 옮깁니다. 전통적으로 1위를 차지하고 있는 아이오와 주는 그 다음 주 후반에 열릴 예정입니다.[35][36] DNC는 조지아와 뉴햄프셔가 새로운 날짜를 준수할 수 있도록 주법을 개정하기 위해 6월로 연장된 기한을 부여합니다(뉴햄프셔 주법은 그들이 미국에서 첫 번째 예비선거를 치르도록 의무화하는 반면, 조지아 주법은 그들이 민주당과 공화당 예비선거를 같은 날 치르도록 의무화합니다). 하지만 두 주 모두 공화당이 장악한 주 의회가 있기 때문에 이런 일은 일어나지 않을 것으로 보입니다.[37]
  • 2월 14일: 전 유엔 대사이자 사우스캐롤라이나 주지사니키 헤일리공화당 대통령 후보 지명을 위한 그녀의 출마를 발표합니다.[38]
  • 2월 21일: 작가이자 사업가인 비벡 라마스와미가 공화당 대통령 후보 출마를 선언합니다.[39]

2023년3월

2023년4월

2023년 5월

2023년6월

2023년7월

  • 7월 6일: 플로리다 공화당은 후보자들이 주 예비 투표에 나타나기 위해 최종 후보자에 대한 지지를 약속해야 한다는 요구 사항을 발표합니다.[107]
  • 7월 7일: 드산티스는 트럼프가 참석을 선택하든 하지 않든 첫 번째 예비 토론에 참여하겠다고 선언했습니다.[108]
  • 7월 8일: 아이오와 공화당2012년 이후 가장 이른 전당대회 날짜인 1월 15일로 대통령 전당대회 날짜를 결정합니다.[109]
  • 7월 10일: 더그 버검(Doug Burgum)의 캠페인은 토론에 참여할 자격을 얻기 위한 전술로 최소 1달러를 기부하는 지지자들에게 20달러의 기프트 카드를 제공하기 시작합니다.[110]
  • 7월 12일: 모닝컨설트는 8명의 후보자가 1%의 문턱을 넘은 가운데 첫 번째 토론 적격 여론조사를 발표합니다.[111]
  • 7월 13일: 네바다 지방법원은 주 공화당의 주 예비선거 저지 요청에 반대하는 판결을 내렸습니다. 네바다주 공화당 의원들은 경선에 불참하고 추후 자체 전당대회를 열겠다고 밝혔습니다.[112]
  • 7월 14일: 가족 지도자아이오와 디모인에서 지도자 회담을 엽니다. 바이든 대통령과 로버트 케네디 대통령은 초청을 받았지만 참석을 거부했습니다.[113]
  • 7월 15일: 내부 소식통의 보도에 따르면 드산티스 캠페인은 모금에 어려움을 겪고 있는 가운데 다수의 직원을 해고했습니다.[114]
  • 7월 15-16일: 터닝포인트 액션은 플로리다 팜비치 카운티 컨벤션 센터에서 트럼프를 포함한 다양한 후보들이 참석한 가운데 컨퍼런스를 개최합니다.[115]
  • 7월 16일:
    • 드산티스는 후보가 되면 김 레이놀즈 아이오와 주지사를 러닝메이트로 고려하겠다고 밝혔습니다.[116]
    • 트럼프, 터닝포인트 액션 콘퍼런스 빨대 여론조사 86% 지지로 승리 부통령 여론조사에서 카리 레이크는 30%, 바이런 도날드는 24%, 라마스와미는 22%[117]를 득표했습니다.
  • 7월 25일: 드산티스와 그의 직원들은 테네시주 채터누가 외곽에서 교통사고를 당했습니다. 주지사는 다치지 않았고 직원 한 명은 가벼운 부상을 입었습니다.[118]
  • 7월 28일: 공화당 후보들이 디모인에서 아이오와 공화당이 주최한 공화당 링컨 만찬에 참석합니다.[119]

2023년8월

2023년9월

2023년10월

  • 10월 4일: 뉴욕 대 트럼프 외 재판이 맨해튼에서 시작됩니다.
  • 10월 5일: 코넬 웨스트, 무소속 출마를 위해 녹색당 예비선거 탈퇴.[151]
  • 10월 6일: DNC는 아이오와 민주당과 타협하여 2024년 1월 15일 아이오와 민주당 전당대회를 먼저 개최할 수 있도록 허용하지만, 대통령 후보에 대한 투표는 2024년 3월 5일 슈퍼 화요일까지 우편 투표를 통해 이루어집니다.[152]
  • 10월 9일:
    • 로버트 F. 케네디 주니어는 민주당 예비선거에서 탈퇴하고 독자적인 선거운동을 전개합니다.[153]
    • 헐드가 니키 헤일리의 선거운동을 지지하며 공화당 경선에서 물러날까요?[154]
  • 10월 12일: 진보적인 해설가 쳉 위구르가 그의 대선 캠페인을 발표합니다. 그의 발표에도 불구하고, 위구르는 튀르키예에서 미국 시민이 아닌 사람들에게 태어났기 때문에 대통령직을 수행할 자격이 없습니다.
  • 10월 13일: 코리 스테이플턴이 공화당 예비선거에서 탈퇴합니다.[156]
  • 10월 13~14일: 번째 국가 리더십 정상회의가 뉴햄프셔의 나슈와에서 열립니다.[157]
  • 10월 16일: 바이든 캠페인은 트루스 소셜에 계정을 시작합니다.[158]
  • 10월 20일:
    • 카니예 웨스트의 개인 변호사는 그가 더 이상 대통령 선거에 출마하지 않는다고 말했습니다.[159]
    • 페리 존슨, 토론회 참가 자격 미달로 대선 레이스에서 손을 뗀다.[160]
  • 10월 24일: 뉴햄프셔 주 공무원들이 사우스 캐롤라이나의 줄리 차베스 로드리게스 (Julie Cháves Rodriguez) 가 뉴햄프셔 프라이머리 투표에 나타나지 않을 것이라고 밝힌 후, 주법에 따라 뉴햄프셔 주에서 첫 번째 프라이머리를 개최할 것을 의무화하고 있는 가운데, 바이든 선거운동본부장은 뉴햄프셔 프라이머리 투표에 참석하지 않을 것이라고 밝혔습니다.[161]
  • 10월 26일:
  • 10월 27일: 딘 필립스(Dean Phillips)가 뉴햄프셔(New Hampshire) 콩코드(Concord)에서 대선 캠페인을 시작합니다.[165]
  • 10월 27~29일: 공화당 유대인 연합라스베가스에서 연례 지도자 회담을 개최합니다.[166]
  • 10월 28일: 마이크 펜스가 RJC 정상회담에서 발표하면서 대통령 선거운동을 중단합니다.[167]

2023년11월

2023년12월

2024

2024년1월

2024년2월

2024년3월

2024년4월

2024년 5월

2024년6월

2024년7월

2024년8월

2024년9월

2024년10월

2024년11월

  • 11월 5일(11월 첫째주 월요일 이후 화요일): 선거일.

2024년12월

  • 12월 11일: (12월의 두 번째 수요일 이후 첫 번째 화요일 최소 6일 전): 각 주가 선거인단 선출에 대한 논란을 최종적으로 해결해야 하는 선거인단 수법에 따른 "안전 항구"[268] 기한.
  • 12월 17일: (12월 둘째 주 수요일 이후 첫 번째 화요일): 선거인단은 각 주의 주도컬럼비아 특별구에서 만나 공식적으로 대통령과 부통령을 투표합니다.[269] 불성실한 선거인단을 금지하는 주의 수는 변경될 수 있습니다. 2020년에는 33개 주와 D.C.가 그러한 법을 가지고 있었습니다.[270]

2025

후보자참여일정

후보자 발표 및 해당되는 경우 탈퇴일은 다음과 같습니다.

정당
민주당
공화당
자유당
녹색당
국민당
독립적인
후보
탐색적
위원회.
이벤트
중간선거
아이오와 코커스
슈퍼 화요일
선거일
취임일
Kanye West 2024 presidential campaignCornel West 2024 presidential campaignRobert F. Kennedy Jr. 2024 presidential campaignJill SteinMichael RectenwaldArt OlivierChase OliverFrancis X. Suarez 2024 presidential campaignWill Hurd 2024 presidential campaignPerry Johnson 2024 presidential campaignLarry Elder 2024 presidential campaignMike Pence 2024 presidential campaignTim Scott 2024 presidential campaignDoug Burgum 2024 presidential campaignChris Christie 2024 presidential campaignVivek Ramaswamy 2024 presidential campaignAsa Hutchinson 2024 presidential campaignRon DeSantis 2024 presidential campaignNikki Haley 2024 presidential campaignDonald Trump 2024 presidential campaignDean Phillips 2024 presidential campaignMarianne Williamson 2024 presidential campaignJason Palmer 2024 presidential campaignJoe Biden 2024 presidential campaign

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