In which month do we typically vote for President?

Voting for President in the United States typically occurs in November. This has been established as the standard timing for presidential elections, taking place on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. This timing was set to ensure that the election would not interfere with the harvest season, which was a consideration in 19th-century America. As a result, November has become historically associated with the presidential elections in the United States, including Wisconsin.

The other months listed do not correspond with the scheduled presidential voting times, which is why they are not the correct answer. September is too early in the election cycle, January comes after the elections have already taken place, and October is too close to the election date, as campaigning officially concludes just before November voting.