FranceListe CSP, n° 59 · Liste CR, n° 58 · Institutions and politics
Who can vote in elections in France?
In the exam (French)
Qui peut voter aux élections en France ?
- aEveryone who has lived in France for five yearsToutes les personnes qui vivent en France depuis cinq ans
- bForeigners who have a resident cardLes étrangers qui ont une carte de résident
- cFrench adults registered on the electoral rollsLes Français majeurs inscrits sur les listes électoralesCorrect answer
- dOnly people who pay taxesSeulement les personnes qui paient des impôts
Why?
To vote, you must be French, be at least 18, have your civic rights and be registered on the electoral rolls. Citizens of another European Union country who live in France can vote only in municipal and European elections. Other foreigners, even with a resident card (carte de résident), do not vote.
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What does “universal suffrage” (“suffrage universel”) mean?Correct answer:All adult citizens can vote, whatever their sex or income
Que signifie « suffrage universel » ? — Tous les citoyens majeurs peuvent voter, quels que soient leur sexe ou leurs revenus
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About political parties, which statement is correct?Correct answer:They are formed freely and must respect democracy
Concernant les partis politiques, quelle proposition est correcte ? — Ils se créent librement et doivent respecter la démocratie
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What is the role of the deputies (députés)?Correct answer:Passing laws and checking the government’s action
Quel est le rôle des députés ? — Voter les lois et contrôler l’action du gouvernement
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The separation of powers is a fundamental principle. Which are the three powers concerned?Correct answer:Legislative, executive and judicial
La séparation des pouvoirs est un principe fondamental. Quels sont les trois pouvoirs concernés ? — Le législatif, l’exécutif et le judiciaire
Source
Knowledge questions: Ministry of the Interior (DIAN), official lists of knowledge questions CSP and CR, formation-civique.interieur.gouv.fr, Licence Ouverte 2.0, read on 21 October 2026; the official list for naturalisation, immigration.interieur.gouv.fr (DGEF), Licence Ouverte 2.0, read on 25 October 2026. The answer options, the explanations, the situations and the English translation are ours, written with AI; in the exam the questions are in French. This is not a ministry service.
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