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In Germany the president is limited to two 5 year terms. Neither the president nor the chancellor are not elected directly, but by a majority of the members of
by italophil 9y ago
In Germany the president is limited to two 5 year terms. Neither the president nor the chancellor are not elected directly, but by a majority of the members of parliament. This majority can shift during one election period if coalitions change. This could also lead to a new chancellor without a new election.
- filmor 9y agoThe president is elected by the Bundesversammlung[1] which consists not only of members of the parliament but also of an equal amount of representatives of the states. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Convention_(Germany) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Convention_(Germany)