Elections in britain comparision wt vn

Elections in Britain

Elections in Viet Nam

System

Two main parties: Labour Run by one party which represents
party and Conservative.
the people: Communist party.

Strict
regulations 
on
the

campaign


Three simple principles:
Free and fair.

18 years old and above are to
vote and not obligate.
Private.


Three simple principles:
Free and fair.
18 years old and above are
obligate to vote.
Private.

Voters

People votes for a candidate
on the basic of the party which
(s)he represents, not because
of his or her individual
qualities or political opinions.

People vote for national assembly
(consist of 500 representatives:
party member = 458; independent
= 42). The voters to vote for the
one candidate they trust.

 British
elections
are

comparatively quiet affairs.
 - They are each given a
number of strictly timed ‘party
election broadcasts’.
 - Each party also holds a daily
televised news conference.
They also have a program on
television: “election night”.
Polling day
- General election always
take place on a Thursday,

not public holidays. People
have to work in the normal
way.
- Polling stations are open
from seven in the morning
till ten at night to give
everybody the opportunity
to vote.

- Vietnamese elections are very
exciting in the whole party and the
people.
- In each election, the media in the
country to participate actively in
the process of reporting on events
and election result.

The
campaign

- Always take place on
Sunday- public holiday, so
that
everyone
can
participate fully.
- Polling stations are open
from seven in the morning
till seven at night.