In which type of democracy do voters elect the head of state?

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In a presidential system, voters directly elect the head of state (the president), whereas in a parliamentary system, the head of state (the monarch or a ceremonial president) is usually not directly elected by the people but appointed by the parliament or elected indirectly through other means. Proportional system and representative system are electoral systems that determine how legislative seats are allocated, but they do not directly determine how the head of state is chosen.

In Which Type of Democracy Do Voters Elect the Head