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How are Members of Parliament chosen?
- Elected by voters in their local constituency
- Appointed by the Governor General
- Chosen by provincial premiers
- Appointed by the Prime Minister
Why this is the correct answer
Members of Parliament are chosen directly by voters in their local constituency through a general election. Each constituency elects one MP, and that person represents all residents of that area in the House of Commons.