In a General Election the leader of the Party with the most seats in the House of Commons becomes PM.
Britain does not actually elect its Prime Minister as noted above it is the party which wins the most seats in a general election which is asked to form the next Government. Usually the leader of that party (who is chosen by its Party members) would then become PM. This system means that it would be possible for the PM and the Party leader to be two different people if the Party in question chose to select a new leader but the sitting PM refused to step down as PM.
Currently (2013) the President of Portugal is Anibal Antonio Cavaco Silva; and the Prime Minister is Pedro Passos Coelho. President Cavaco Silva was first elected as president in 2006, and then re-elected in 2011. Cavaco Silva was also elected as Prime Minister in 1985 and served as such until 1995. Prime Minister Passos Coelho was elected as Prime Minister in 2011. He is the leader of the Social Democratic Party (PSD).
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The leader of the party that wins the General Election is automatically the Prime Minister.
There wasn't a general election held in 1930. The Prime Minister in 1930, having been elected in 1929, was Ramsay MacDonald.
Brian cant hasn't been prime minister
Margaret Thatcher
Spain does not have a Prime Minister. The President of the Government of Spain was elected 2004 and re-elected in 2008. He has said he will not run in 2012.
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Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif is the newly elected prime minister of Pakistan. This is his 3rd tenure. He has already been elected as prime minister of Pakistan twice.
The founders of the country wished to have a leader who elected by all the citizens of the nation, and thus enshrined such a position in their constitution, calling the position a president instead of a prime minister. +++ To explain the term in the UK, the Prime Minister is elected as a constituency MP, and remains such, but is elevated to PM by the party.
John Howard was first elected as Prime Minister on 11 March 1996.
Tony Abbot was elected Prime Minister on September 18, 2013.
Many countries have a Prime Minister (especially if they're based on the UK parliament) as the Head of Government. The Prime Minister is in charge of the Executive branch of government and is involved with legislation, while an elected President or a Monarchy acts as a figurehead of the country.
Prime Minister of India is elected by the leaders of largest party elected to Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Prime Minister should be a Member of Parliament.
Where do you stand in the succession of prime ministers of India .
The current Prime Minister of the UK is David Cameron. Every Thursday, the Queen of the UK meets the Prime Minister.
Prime Minister will be elected only for nation (Country/India) not for state. There will be no prime minister for state. State will have chief minister.