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How long do you elect each House Representative?
House members serve a two year term
How long is the term of office for a members of the house of rep?
Members of the United States House of Representatives serve two year terms.
How long do they serve in the house of representatives?
you serve in the house of represenatives for 2 years
How long is a member of the house of representatives allowed to serve?
Canada does not have a president. Canada's head of Government is styled the prime minister.See related questions for other Canadian positions you may have been referring to.
How long can the New Zealand prime minister serve?
The can serve indefinitely, so long as their government has the confidence (support) of the House of Representatives (the members of parliament).
How long does the US House of represenative serve in Mississippi?
House members have a two year term without term limits.
How long do members of the house of representative serve the senate?
the term is 2 years and can serve for life.
How long do members of Congress serve once elected in each house of Congress?
2 yrs
How are members of each house of parliament elected?
The House of Lords has the "birth right" passed down through families, stemming from the long-standing divine right to rule theory, and the House of Commons is elected by voter districts.
How long can you serve as leader of England?
In the United Kingdom there has to be a general election every 5 years. (Election of members of the House of Commons) The United Kingdom is ruled as a constitutional monarchy by HM Queen Elizabeth II. The monarchy is hereditary. The United Kingdom is England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland.
How long did house of commons and Lords position last for?
4 years
How long is a term for a PM in the UK?
In the UK, a Prime Minister does not have a fixed term length; instead, they serve as long as they maintain the confidence of the House of Commons. However, general elections are typically held every five years. The Prime Minister can call for an earlier election under certain circumstances, such as losing a vote of confidence or a two-thirds majority in the House of Commons agreeing to it.
