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It's a single country (well, slightly split in two at the moment, but it will be a single country again after the election), so 'The USA is holding its election November 2nd'. Some people refer to the country informally as 'the States' -- in this case, it would be 'The States are holding their election'.
- It's a single country (well, slightly split in two at the moment, but it will be a single country again after the election), so 'The USA is holding its election November 2nd'.
- Some people refer to the country informally as 'the States' -- in this case, it would be 'The States are holding their election'.
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It's a single country (well, slightly split in two at the moment, but it will be a single country again after the election), so 'The USA is holding its election November 2nd'.
Some people refer to the country informally as 'the States' -- in this case, it would be 'The States are holding their election'.
Some people refer to the country informally as 'the States' -- in this case, it would be 'The States are holding their election'.
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