Election of Party Leaders
This quiz tests your knowledge about the process of electing party leaders in various political systems.
Questions
In the United States, the presidential candidate of the Democratic Party is selected through a process called:
- Primaries and Caucuses
- National Convention
- Electoral College
- Popular Vote
In the United Kingdom, the leader of the Conservative Party is elected by:
- Members of Parliament
- Party Members
- Cabinet Ministers
- The Monarch
In Canada, the leader of the Liberal Party is chosen by:
- A Leadership Convention
- Parliamentary Caucus
- Prime Minister
- Governor General
In Australia, the leader of the Labor Party is elected by:
- A Caucus of Members of Parliament
- A National Conference
- A Direct Vote of Party Members
- The Prime Minister
In India, the president of the Indian National Congress is elected by:
- Members of Parliament
- State Legislators
- Party Delegates
- The Prime Minister
In France, the leader of the Socialist Party is chosen through:
- A Primary Election
- A National Convention
- A Parliamentary Vote
- A Direct Vote of Party Members
In Germany, the leader of the Christian Democratic Union is elected by:
- A Vote of Party Members
- A Vote of Members of Parliament
- A Vote of State Legislators
- A Vote of the Federal President
In Japan, the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party is chosen by:
- A Vote of Party Members
- A Vote of Members of Parliament
- A Vote of State Legislators
- A Vote of the Prime Minister
In Italy, the leader of the Democratic Party is elected by:
- A Primary Election
- A National Convention
- A Parliamentary Vote
- A Direct Vote of Party Members
In Spain, the leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party is chosen through:
- A Primary Election
- A National Convention
- A Parliamentary Vote
- A Direct Vote of Party Members
In Brazil, the leader of the Workers' Party is elected by:
- A Vote of Party Members
- A Vote of Members of Parliament
- A Vote of State Legislators
- A Vote of the President
In Argentina, the leader of the Justicialist Party is chosen through:
- A Primary Election
- A National Convention
- A Parliamentary Vote
- A Direct Vote of Party Members
In Mexico, the leader of the National Action Party is elected by:
- A Vote of Party Members
- A Vote of Members of Parliament
- A Vote of State Legislators
- A Vote of the President
In Chile, the leader of the Christian Democratic Party is chosen through:
- A Primary Election
- A National Convention
- A Parliamentary Vote
- A Direct Vote of Party Members
In Colombia, the leader of the Liberal Party is elected by:
- A Vote of Party Members
- A Vote of Members of Parliament
- A Vote of State Legislators
- A Vote of the President