AP Comparative Government and Politics Quiz
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PARTY/ELECTORAL SYSTEMS AND CITIZEN ORGANIZATIONS
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While both Russia and Iran have presidential elections, a major difference in the objective of their electoral rules is that
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Iranian rules are designed to subordinate the presidency to a non-elected religious authority, while Russian rules are designed to concentrate power in a dominant, popularly elected executive.
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Russian rules strictly prohibit candidates from having military backgrounds, whereas Iranian rules encourage candidates to have such experience.
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Iranian rules guarantee a multiparty contest for the presidency, while Russian rules have solidified a one-party state with no competition.
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Russian presidential elections require broad distribution of votes, while Iranian elections are decided by a simple national plurality vote.
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