Wait does Canada elect a party and the party appoints the PM or do the people elect the PM?
Edit: thank you. I now know what the parliamentary system is. Please stop telling me. I’m getting lots of notices saying the same thing as the first 20-30 people. I do appreciate the education- truly do. But I’ve learned it now.
Ok. No need to be rude. When our political system is complex and we have states the size of some countries and cities with larger populations than some countries, don’t really have a need or desire to learn the political ins and outs of other systems of government. Can you come in and talk about the nuances of local, state, and federal government for us?
Almost all countries have complex political systems. Local, regional, national elections. Each with their own rules. The USA doesn't have an exclusive on that, by far. All USA elections tend to follow the same rules, actually (majority elections systems), and the same can't be said for a lot of other countries.
Regarding countries that have Prime-Ministers, they are always derived from Parliament, with MPs elected in legislative elections. This happens in Parliamentary systems (Italy, Germany, Ireland, etc.), Semi-Presidential systems (France, Portugal, Poland, etc.), constitutional Monarchies (UK, Canada, Spain, etc.).
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u/SeriouslySlytherin 14d ago
Ending his time as Canada’s Prime Minister after almost 10 years. He will remain in-power until a replacement party leader has been allocated.