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Why was Inauguration day changed to January 20?

Why was Inauguration day changed to January 20?
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Why was Inauguration day changed to January 20?

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Answer: The Constitution of the United States calls for it to be on the 20th. The 20th Amendment, Section One states, ‘The terms of president and vice president shall end at noon on the 20th of January.’

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