"Members of the House of Representatives serve two-year terms and are considered for reelection every even year. Senators however, serve six-year terms and elections to the Senate are staggered over even years so that only about 1/3 of the Senate is up for reelection during any election."

only two years

should be longer imo so they can do more

Six year terms??

i had no idea

yea Senate is more prestigious so its longer

but 2 years for house fucks them over

makes no sense

thats why if term limits where implemented the House would get more terms while the Senate would still get longer ones to maintain prestige

this November we have Senate and House Elections

however not all Senators are up for election

In sweden the general elections are held every 4th year...
4 year terms, works quite ok

so some are just running elections for one incumbent

Pres has 4 year term and can only be Pres. for 2 terms

Supreme Court Justices are in for life

or retirement

we have no term limits and no president. The natinal parliament elects the primeminister after a general election is held

Luckily our Constitution prevents shit like what Putin does in Russia

parliamentary "representative" democracy is yours i think

yes

however we are also a monarchy

We are called a republic and democracy interchangably

so like the UK?

but in difference to the UK the swedish monarch holds no power

ah

UKs holds very little

so yours is entirely ceremonial?

Yes

can they run for office?

Alot of taxmoney for some cermonies and representation though

no

k

so they are the face

the Monarch must not interfere with the political system

essentially

good

partially

the king represents the nation only within certain events and occations

i think UK the monarchy can influence but not make decisions

yea

Swedish royal history has some badass moments btw