Requirements to be elected Governor:
Must not be born in U.S.
Must have heavy Austrian accent
Must have been featured in every robot apocalypse movie
Must have been mister universe at some point.
An entire state of idiots to vote for you because they don't want people calling them, "Girly men"
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If you are referring to the Governor of a US state - - every four years the candidates announce their intention to run for election to the office. Their political parties assist them with their campaigns against any opposition candidates and they are elected by popular vote.
A governor is elected by people who live in a state. The candidates campaign for about a year and then there is an election whereby the residents vote for their favorite. The ballots are counted and a new governor is named.
it is always depends on the kind of the government of a country..
in Philippines since it is Republic and Democracy... they vote for their leader
Within the United States, through the election process. The people of that state, vote for a candidate who is running for that office.
You elect by cheking of your pearson's name then have sex with the person next in lineuntil they like you back.
Parliamentary type of government allows people to elect the executive leader.
Any form of government that allows people to elect an executive leader is generally termed a "democratic" government. With that said, it means that the executive leader has the power to enforce laws. Generally speaking in such a government the legislative branch of the government normally allows for the election of legislators.
After elections, senators then elect their own officers to run the agenda and processes. They elect the leader and the whips.
A republic
In the Arizona Legislature, the majority party and the minority party each elect officers to assist with the conduct of their business. The members of each bloc or party elect a majority leader or a minority leader to serve as spokesmen and to privide general directions for their repsective parties.