Direct Election and Executive Power
Which of the following best explains how the direct popular election of a chief executive, a feature of presidential systems, strengthens executive power while limiting legislative control?
The direct election of a president who serves as both head of state and government, thereby consolidating significant executive power independent of the legislature.
The use of impeachment as the sole mechanism constraining a directly elected president, thereby limiting legislative control.
The shared executive power between a president and a prime minister in semi-presidential systems that requires negotiation between branches.
The selection of a prime minister by the majority party in a parliamentary system, ensuring regular legislative accountability.
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