Who is the current president of the United States in 2022?

The president of the United States in 2022 is Biden, Beijing, March 12. According to the US Chinese website, on June 1 1 local time, US President Biden said at the annual meeting of the Democratic Party Group in the House of Representatives that the upcoming mid-term election in 2022 will be the most important in modern history. Democrats must continue to control the House and Senate in order to advance the key economic agenda during their term of office.

According to the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, the term of office of the President of the United States is four years, and he can be re-elected at most once. From George Washington, the first president of the United States, to Joe Biden, the current forty-fifth president, there are 45 American presidents.

American presidential election method

According to the electoral college system, the number of electoral college members (also known as electors) in each state is equal to the number of federal members in each state. Washington, D.C. also has three electoral votes. China has 538 electoral votes, and a presidential candidate must win at least 270 of them to be elected.

Except Maine and Nebraska, which distribute electoral votes according to the proportion of popular votes, all other States implement the winner-take-all system, that is, the candidate who wins the majority of voters in the state gets all the voters in the state. In most states, electors are elected by regional and state party congresses. Electors from the winning candidate's party took part in the final vote of the state electoral college.

Voters usually meet and vote in the state capital in June+February, 5438. The voting results of the electoral college were then reported to Washington, and the votes were counted at the joint meeting of the two houses of Congress in June+10, 5438. Although there are some proposals in Congress from time to time calling for abolishing the electoral system and replacing it with voters voting directly for the president, such proposals often get little response.