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The political party that loses an election can be the watchdog for the people?
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What happens if the British prime minister loses in an election?
It is the political party that loses/wins the election. The prime minister is the appointed leader of the party that wins. When a political party loses a general election then the prime minister steps down and the leader of the winning party becomes prime minister.
Was Ian's girlfriend ever in smosh?
Yes, in Boxman loses the Election.
Can someone who loses The US Presidential election contest again?
yes
What happens when a presidential candidate wins the election based on electoral vote but loses the popular vote?
based on what happened in the 2000 election, he (or she) becomes president.
The positively charged subatomic particle that remains when a hydrogen atom loses an election is called?
proton
No political party can survive if it loses the confidence of the?
voters. Trust and support from the electorate are essential for the sustainability of any political party. Without confidence from the people, a party's influence and ability to govern effectively diminish.
A sitting president who loses an election in November or is not eligible for re-election but remains in office until January is often called?
a Lame Duck. or A still-in-office-president.
Can you give me an example of libel as a sentence?
A newspaper prints a false statement about a candidate involved in a local election (that he didn't pay his taxes). The candidate loses the election. <33
If a presidential candidate loses the electoral college election can he still win by receiving a majority of popular votes?
No.
IS THE ELECTION RIGGED?
First, it should be noted that every four years, the side that loses accuses the side that wins of "rigging the election." But there is no credible evidence of this in the 2012 election. Barack Obama won the election by getting the most votes, not by any dishonesty at the polls.
When does a president usually experience a reduction of political power?
Presidents whose party controls Congress have the most power. If the President's party loses control of either house due to mid-term elections, or even if they lose several seats, the President's power is reduced. If the President should push hard for some piece of legislation and fail to get it passed he loses some power. If his veto is over-ridden he loses some clout. A retiring President loses power after the Presidential election, particularly if his party loses the election.
When is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom expected to resign?
He isn't, but if his party loses the election in May 2015, he may well do.
