0
Distinctive compared with what? Here are some hints about the French presidential election:
The French president is voted into office by universal, direct vote.
The candidate has to be a French national, aged at least 18. He can be elected by getting the absolute majority of the votes on the first round (that never happened), or on a second round where only the two candidates having garnered the most votes can stand.
The vote is universal: you can vote regardless of gender, occupation, social status, etc..., provided you are aged at least 18.
The vote is equal: each voter can cast one ballot;
The vote is personal and secret.
The vote is direct: you vote for the president himself, not for representatives who will pick the candidate for you.
What else can I help you with?
How old was Mitt Romney when he was elected president?
He was not elected president, so the question is moot.
What president was elected to both the US and confederate congress?
There was no confederate congress so there was no president elected from both.
Are always lieutant governor elected separately from the vice president?
Those offices are completely separate, so yes, they are elected separately. The vice-president is elected with the president, while a lieutenant governor is elected with a governor.
Who was the first president to be elected in the 20th century was also president in 1968?
The first president to be elected in the 20th century was assassinated in 1901, so it is not possible for him to have been president in 1968.
How often is there an election for the Vice President?
The vice president is elected at the same time that the president is elected, as stated by the 12th Amendment. So, every 4 years.
How did nicolas sarkozy become leader of france?
He was elected. He was liked by the French people so he was elected.
How long is the vice president elected for?
The vice president of the United States is elected for a term of four years, just like the president. They are elected together on a single ticket. There are no term limits for the vice president, so they can potentially serve multiple terms if re-elected.
True or false the president can be elected for 8 years?
The president can only be elected for 4 years, but after that he can be re-elected for 4 years more.
Who was the president before Lyndon Johnson was elected?
John F. Kennedy preceded Lyndon Johnson as President of the USA.Lyndon Johnson was elected as John F. Kennedy's Vice President. So technically, Lyndon B. Johnson was president before Lyndon B. Johnson was elected as president.
Who president was the oldest to be elected?
Ronald Reagan was the oldest president so far. He was 69 when he was elected and inaugurated the first time. He turned 70 shortly after he took office.
When did Barack Obama rule America?
He didn't rule it. In America, we do not have a king or a queen, so we do not say our President "rules" our country. Our leaders are "elected" by the voters. So, if you are asking when he was elected as the leader of our country, Barack Obama became president in 2008, and then was re-elected in 2012.
What state elected George Washington?
According to Skylar and George Washington (http://www.skylardog.com) he was unanimously elected to president, so that means all states elected him.
