usually there are only between 6 and 9 candidates by the time a general election comes around but in recent times more people have been trying to get into power, for example nick griffin and the bnp. anybody over the ages of 18 and who has a birth certificate for the UK, Ireland or the commonwealth can stand but in 2012 these rules will change with the acceptence of Australian and Russian passports
The law was changed as from 2007. To stand in any public election you must have attained the age of 18 years on the date of CLOSE OF NOMINATIONS.
Until 2007, it was 21. It is now 18, although nobody has yet legally stood for parliament under 21 YET!
It depends on the country, different countries have different laws.
In Australia you have to be 18 years of age.
It's eighteen in the UK, too.
The United States requires you to be the age of 18 years in order to stand in a general election.
I'm Pretty sure it's 18.
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18 years old
You have to be 18 to stand for parliamentary election.
The leader who stand for election is known as the
The UK doesn't have a president, it has a Prime Minister. There has to be a general election within five years but the same people can stand for re-election.
in America,the next general election is 2014
General Election Law happened in 1928.
Both local and general election use the FPTP voting system when there is an election. Another similarity is that both local and general election have to be nominated by 10 registered electors. Another similarity is that both local and general election is that all different types of voting are relevant to both general and local election.
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Before the general election is one or more primary elections, which narrows down a field of candidates.
Direct primary is the election in which party members select people to run in the general election.
The last general election in Antigua was four years ago. Next year it will be five years until the next general election.
In the US, a Presidential election occurs during a general election on the second Tuesday in November.
general election and by-election