Australia usually has a general election every three years, give or take several months. There is a window of about 4-6 months.
There is no statutory minimum length term for members of the House of Representatives. If there is good cause, the Prime Minister can request the Governor-General to call elections as soon as the new House take their seats, although this has not happened in recent decades.
You have to win a seat at a general election.
4 years
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every five years
That depends on the location of the election and what type of election it is. In some countries, assembly elections are held on general schedule (i.e.) the US, ever 4 years) and in others, parliamentary elections can be held at any time (i.e.) the UK).Australia has an election approx every 2 to 4 years.
No, in an election year, primary elections are held in order to pick the party candidates for the general election which is held in November (Although primary often means most important, sometimes, as in this case, primary means first.)
in America,the next general election is 2014
General Election Law happened in 1928.
Both local and general election use the FPTP voting system when there is an election. Another similarity is that both local and general election have to be nominated by 10 registered electors. Another similarity is that both local and general election is that all different types of voting are relevant to both general and local election.
Before the general election is one or more primary elections, which narrows down a field of candidates.
The Prime ministers position is announced when the Parliament is sworn in by the governor general of Australia after every approximately 3 yearly election. he is voted into this leadership position by a majority vote of the members of the lower house.
Direct primary is the election in which party members select people to run in the general election.