How are elections held in Italy?
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elections: president elected by an electoral college consisting of both houses of parliament and 58 regional representatives for a seven-year term; election last held 13 May 1999 (next to be held May 2006); prime minister appointed by the president and confirmed by parliament
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Elections are held every 2 years.
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That should be defined in the Constitution of that country. It varies from country to country. Some are voted into office, some are appointed, and some are lifetime positions (dictators).
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There a chance for Italy.
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there is an election commission. it declares date of election. after that leaders of various political parties distributes money,wine,gifts etc........ people will vote for the leader who distribute more money
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A general election is an election in which all members of a given political body are up for election. The term is usually used to refer to elections held for a nation's primary legislative body, as distinguished from by-elections and local elections.
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Italy will only except Immigrants if:\n\nThey already have a job\n\nHave the means to support themselves without a job\n\nAre going to be opening a business that will create jobs for Italian citizens
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I vote in every local election.  The local officials - mayor, town board, judges - all determine how property tax dollars are spent.  They determine when and how roads get repaired and whether or not to write or enforce local legislation - like dog leash laws.\n\nLocal elections have a much greater direct impact on quality of life than the national elections, especially since many laws that impact daily life are state, county and local municipal laws.
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Ballot.  It is just a ballot.  There is a sample ballot, that each party puts out to show you how they want you to vote, but that is just a paper sample ballot, usually on colored paper that people hand out to you when you go into your polling place.
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shwo the italian authorities that you an spell things right.\n\n\nand, i guess, get a citizenship!
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Well, unfortunately i have no idea where u come from,  The only way is to have the Eu or USA or UN monitor the elections and then make sure that people were allowed to vote freely and w/o temptation.  IN the short run nothing ill change as far as corruption, but in the long run, things might change, give it time... thats the key
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Get elected by the members of your party.
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there is no popular election process.  chinese leaders are chosen internally by the government.  The government is controlled by the country's only political party, the CCP (Chinese communist party), so you could say that the Party chooses.
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Mostly opportunity. Italy was heavily populated and had few jobs at all. Employment was the main concern.
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The American electoral system is based on plurality, which fosters a two-party system. Third parties may collect a high number of votes; however, in reality, these votes are usually wasted on a losing candidate. \n\nIn contrast, most European electoral systems are based on proportional voting; in other words, actual votes for a party correspond to actual seats in a legislative body, such as Parliament.\n\nThe main reason an independent candidate can not win the presidency is due to the lack of financial resources. Unless someone like Donald Trump was running, a candidate mostly relies on party fundraising as his or her major financial resource. As an independent, the candidate would not have the resources of the two established parties.\n\nInterestingly, Geena Davis's character on ABC's Commander In Chief is an independent female President who took the oath due to the former President's death. Already an issue that has been brought up, it will be interesting to observe the focus on fundraising as an independent running for election.
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The constitution gives states the right to govern elections, and as all things at the state level, laws regarding elections are passed by the state legislature. The laws are enforced by the Division of Elections of the Department of State.
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Silvio Berlusconi. But I think they're due for another election very soon. Italy goes through Prime Ministers more quickly than most countries except Japan, though this guy has been in there for awhile now.