
This video delves into the intriguing 11-week gap between the U.S. presidential election and the inauguration, a period known as the "lame-duck" phase. While most democracies transition leadership swiftly after elections, the United States follows a unique timeline shaped by the Electoral College, vote certification, and procedural safeguards. The video explains the history of Inauguration Day, its shift from March to January, and the vital role of this period in ensuring a smooth transition of power. From legal resolutions to assembling a governance team, discover why the November-to-January gap is essential for the incoming administration to hit the ground running.