The presidential office usually begins sending out basic information materials to members of the presidential candidate’s staff during the election campaign. Six months before the election, the US president must legislate to establish specialized government bodies to ensure the most effective transfer of power between presidents and to assist and advise both parties during the process.
All this lasts until January 20, when the head of state leaves the Oval Office in the event of a lost election or after a second term and hands over the leadership of the United States government to his successor.
The last day in the Oval Office
Presidents spend the last day in their office in various ways. Some of them showed up at the White House at dawn before dawn to ceremoniously walk through the building and say goodbye to its staff. Some of the presidents also hosted their successors during the last day.
Others spend January 20 in office or grant presidential pardons. This is how Bill Clinton, George W. Bush or Barack Obama spent their last day in the study. Over time, the tradition of writing letters to their successors has also taken hold among presidents.
These usually contain their impressions, congratulations or advice. “This is a unique office without a clear plan for success. I’m not sure if any advice from me will be especially helpful. We were both, differently, endowed with great happiness, not everyone has one, “it says according to CNN in Obama’s letter he left in 2017 to current President Donald Trump.
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