2005 Election Day is wrong in Outlook calendar-Tues after 1st Mon

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Outlook notes the 1st Tuesday in November as Election Day in the US. Infact
it is the 1st Tuesday after the first Monday. In 2005 it is Tuesday, November
8.

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A known issue. Just change the date.

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After furious head scratching, crazyjake asked:

| Outlook notes the 1st Tuesday in November as Election Day in the US.
| Infact it is the 1st Tuesday after the first Monday. In 2005 it is
| Tuesday, November 8.
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crazyjake said:
Outlook notes the 1st Tuesday in November as Election Day in the US.
Infact it is the 1st Tuesday after the first Monday. In 2005 it is
Tuesday, November 8.
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That's where it shows up for me in Outlook 2003: November 8.
 
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