How are the leaders of France chosen?

Answer 1

they are voted into office, directly for the members of the lower chamber of parliament (the national assembly) and the president, indirectly for the members of the upper chamber of parliament (senators)

Answer 2

Members of the Parliament are elected directly (for the national assembly) or indirectly (senate). The government is appointed by the President upon proposal of the Prime Minister (himself appointed by the French President within the party having secured a majority in the assembly). The president is voted into office by direct vote, by all the French people aged over 18.

Answer 3

The French prime minister is nominated by the president, who picks him in the mainstream political party in Parliament (the prime minister and president aren't necessary political allies; when the president's party is defeated in parlementiary elections, the president will pick the head of the winning party as Prime Minister). The prime minister is accountable to the Parliament, which can even oust him after a no-confidence vote.

Answer 4

I dont know yet. Sorry try again get century.

Answer 5

they vote like we do. i hopr this helped you and i think the current president in France is Nicolas Sarkozy

Answer 6

France has a president (currently Nicolas Sarkozy)and Prime Minister (Francois Fillion

Answer 7

France is a democracy, the government is chosen by election.

Answer 8

same as Canada, they are a democaracy.

Answer 9

A runoff voting system.