But, as he has done for every election since independence, he moved the date forward.
Some businesses are pressuring him to move the date forward to dispel uncertainty, which can destabilise markets.
It had been scheduled to release details of its own QE at a regular policy meeting in mid-November but moved the date forward to this week.
She told journalists she planned to die 1 November, shortly after her husband's birthday, but reserved the right to move the date forward or push it back.
When the campaign to save it kicked into action, the brewery kindly responded by moving the closure date forward from mid-November, to last Sunday, the 17th of August.
In 1963, a similar bill, H.R. 3297, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., which would have moved the cutoff date forward to January 1 , 1963 for the benefit of MSSIC, passed the House, but was never reported out by the Senate Finance Committee.
Yet it may prove less powerful than legislators hoped when they moved the primary date forward last February.
Among other things, she said there was a growing consensus to move the primary date forward from September to June.
Then, in 1956, a fourth such corporation was organized in Ohio, and four years later Congress moved the cutoff date forward to September 1 , 1957
