Parliamentary & Presidential DEMOCRACIES

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Parliamentary & Presidential DEMOCRACIES How we the people choose Legislatures and Executive Leaders

Presidential Democracy Democratic form of government where the head of government (executive leader) is directly elected and legislators are chosen in a different election. Separate branches (separate elections) President Donald Trump Legislature House of Representatives Senate

Presidential Democracy Is a Representative Democracy (the citizens vote for people who do our voting for us) Has a constitution (written set of laws) Answers to the people (people have the power) Executive leader (President) is elected by the people The legislature has no part in selecting the executive leader (the people choose the president, not the Congress) The Executive leader can be from either party The citizens vote TWICE (once for Executive and once for Legislative) Executive Legislative Elect Elect Citizens

Parliamentary Democracy Democratic form of government where the political party with the greatest representation in the parliament (legislature) forms the government. Its leader becomes executive leader. Citizens vote for Parliament Parliament chooses Prime Minister Prime Minister Theresa May Parliament

Parliamentary Democracy Is a Representative Democracy (the citizens vote for people who do our voting for us) Has a constitution (written set of laws) Answers to the people (people have the power) One political party (the executive leader and the legislature are from the same political party) The Executive Leader is from the majority party Executive leader (often called a Prime Minister), is selected by the legislature, NOT by the people The citizens vote ONCE (for the legislature) Executive Select Legislative Elect Citizens