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The minimum is one legislative representative per electoral district. This is called representative democracy. In parliamentary systems (UK, India), the legislative body elects the executive/cabinet, including the prime minister. In presidential systems, the chief of executive branch is also popularly elected. This president then names ministers/heads of departments. State and provincial governments usually mimic the national ones, so voters elect a representative for their district, and some also elect a governor/executive, others leave that to the legislature.
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Who do registered voters directly elect?
Voters directly elect members of the Senate and members of the House of Representatives
What kind of voters are voters that are not registered members of any political party?
Democratic
How is the list of registered voters used?
It is used to select jury members.
What percentage of registered voters work for the government?
well i am not sure
Who can elect members to the house of represenatatives?
The citizens or registered voters within a district elects a representative.
How many members are in the American independent party?
As of January 2012, there are 428,560 voters registered with the AIP in California.
Which type of primary election do voters not need to be registered members of the party in order to vote?
Open primary
What government officials are LEAST directly responsible to the voters?
the House of Representatives
Which government officials are LEAST directly responsible to the voters?
the supreme court (:
Which government officials are most directly responsible to the voters?
The house of representatives.
Who elects the government in Australia?
Australian citizens who are registered voters 18 years old and over.
How many registered Republican voters are in Delaware?
There are 183,301 registered Republican voters in Delaware.
