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For eachde jure andde factosovereign state anddependent territory an article on elections in that entity has been included and information on the way the head ofstate, head ofgovernment, and thelegislature isselected. Merged cells for "head of state" and "head of government" indicate the office is the same for thatcountry; merged cells for "lower house" and "upper house" indicate aunicameral legislature. The linked articles include the results of theelections. For a chronological order, see theelectoral calendar.

A

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CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
AbkhaziaAbkhaziaDirect election[1]Direct election[1]
AfghanistanAfghanistanAutocrat elected by legislature[2][3][4]Appointment by autocrat[2]Appointment by autocrat[5]
ÅlandÅlandFinnish PresidentElection by legislatureDirect election
AlbaniaAlbaniaElection by legislature[6]Election by legislature[6]Direct election[6]
AlgeriaAlgeriaDirect election[7]Election by legislature[7]Direct election[7]Partially elected by electoral college, rest appointed by President[7]
American SamoaAmerican SamoaUS President[8]Direct election[8]Direct election[8]Election by regional governing councils[8]
AndorraAndorraTheFrench President and theBishop of Urgell are co-heads of state[9]Election by legislature[9]Direct election[9]
AngolaAngolaElection by legislature[10]Direct election[10]
AnguillaAnguillaBritish Monarchy[11]Election by legislature[11]Direct election and appointments[11]
Antigua and BarbudaAntigua and BarbudaMonarchy[12]Election by legislature[12]Direct election[12]Appointments[12]
ArgentinaArgentinaDirect election[13]Direct election[13]
ArmeniaArmeniaElection by LegislatureElection by LegislatureDirect election[14]
ArubaArubaDutch Monarchy[15]Election by legislature[15]Direct election[15]
AustraliaAustraliaMonarchy[16]Election by legislature[16]Direct election[16]
AustriaAustriaDirect election[17]Election by legislature[17]Direct election[17]Indirect election[17]
AzerbaijanAzerbaijanDirect election[18]Appointment by president[18]Direct election[18]

B

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
The BahamasBahamasMonarchy[19]Election by legislature[19]Direct election[19]Appointments[19]
BahrainBahrainMonarchy[20]Appointment by monarch[20]Direct election[20]Appointments[20]
BangladeshBangladeshElection by legislature[21]Election by legislature[21]Direct and indirect election[21]
BarbadosBarbadosElection by legislature[22]Election by legislature[21]Direct election[22]Appointments[22]
BelarusBelarusDirect election[23]Appointment by president[23]Direct election[23]Indirect election and appointments[23]
BelgiumBelgiumMonarchy[24]Election by legislature[24]Direct election[24]Indirect election[24]
BelizeBelizeMonarchy[25]Election by legislature[25]Direct election[25]Appointments[25]
BeninBeninDirect election[26]Direct election[26]
BermudaBermudaBritish Monarchy[27]Election by legislature[27]Direct election[27]Appointments[27]
BhutanBhutanMonarchy[28]Elected by legislature[28]Direct election[28]Direct election and appointments[28]
BoliviaBoliviaDirect election[29]Direct election[29]
Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and HerzegovinaRotating presidency of directly elected candidates[30]Appointment by head of state[30]Direct election[30]Indirect election[30]
BotswanaBotswanaElection by legislature[31]Direct election[31]Hereditary and appointments[31]
BrazilBrazilDirect election[32]Direct election[32]Direct election[32]
British Virgin IslandsBritish Virgin IslandsBritish Monarchy[33]Election by legislature[33]Direct election[33]
BruneiBruneiMonarchy[34]Appointments by head of state[34]
BulgariaBulgariaDirect election[35]Election by legislature[35]Direct election[35]
Burkina FasoBurkina FasoDirect election[36]Appointment by president[36]Direct election[36]
BurmaseeMyanmar
BurundiBurundiDirect election[37]Direct election andco-option[37]Indirect election[37]

C

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CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
Cabo VerdeseeCape Verde
CambodiaCambodiaMonarch elected byRoyal Council[38]Election by lower house of legislature[38]Direct election[38]Indirect election and appointments[38]
CameroonCameroonDirect election[39]Appointment by president[39]Direct election[39]Indirect election and appointments[39]
CanadaCanadaMonarchy[40]Election by lower house of legislature[40]Direct election[40]Appointments[40]
Cape VerdeCape VerdeDirect election[41]Appointment by president[41]Direct election[41]
Cayman IslandsCayman IslandsBritish Monarchy[42]Election by legislature[42]Direct election and appointments[42]
Central African RepublicCentral African RepublicDirect election[43]Appointment by president[44]Direct election[43]
ChadChadDirect election[45]Appointment by president[45]Direct election[45]
ChileChileDirect election[46]Direct election[46]
ChinaChinaElection by legislature[47]Appointment by head of state[47]Indirect election[47]
ColombiaColombiaDirect election[48]Direct election[48]Direct election[48]
ComorosComorosDirect election[49]Direct and indirect election[49]
Congo (Brazzaville)seeRepublic of the Congo
Congo (Kinshasa)seeDemocratic Republic of the Congo
Cook IslandsCook IslandsNew Zealand Monarchy[50]Election by legislature[50]Direct election[50]
Costa RicaCosta RicaDirect election[51]Direct election[51]
Ivory CoastCôte d'IvoireDirect election[52]Appointment by president[52]Direct election[52]
CroatiaCroatiaDirect election[53]Election by legislature[53]Direct election[53]
CubaCubaElection by legislature[54]Direct election[54]
CuraçaoCuraçaoDutch Monarchy[55]Election by legislature[55]Direct election[55]
CyprusCyprusDirect election[56]Direct election[56]
Czech RepublicCzech RepublicDirect election[57]Appointment by president[57]Direct election[57]

D

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
Democratic Republic of the CongoDemocratic Republic of the CongoDirect election[58]Appointment by president[58]Direct election[58]Indirect election[58]
DenmarkDenmarkMonarchy[59]Election by legislature[59]Direct election[59]
DjiboutiDjiboutiDirect election[60]Appointment by president[60]Direct election[60]
DominicaDominicaElection by legislature[61]Appointment by president[61]Direct election and appointments[61]
Dominican RepublicDominican RepublicDirect election[62]Direct election[62]

E

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
EcuadorEcuadorDirect election[63]Direct election[63]
EgyptEgyptDirect election[64]Appointment by president[64]Direct election and appointments[64]
El SalvadorEl SalvadorDirect election[65]Direct election[65]
Equatorial GuineaEquatorial GuineaDirect election[66]Appointment by president[66]Direct election[66]Direct election and appointments[66]
EritreaEritreaElection by legislature[67]Direct and indirect election[67]
EstoniaEstoniaElection by legislature and/or electoral college[68]Appointment by president[68]Direct election[68]
EswatiniEswatiniMonarchy[69]Appointment by monarch[69]Election by traditional local councils and appointments[69]Election by lower house and appointments[69]
EthiopiaEthiopiaElection by legislature[70]Election by legislature[70]Direct election[70]Indirect election[70]

F

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
Falkland IslandsFalkland IslandsBritish Monarchy[71]Election by legislature[71]Direct election and appointments[71]
Faroe IslandsFaroe IslandsDanish Monarchy[72]Election by legislature[72]Direct election[72]
Federated States of MicronesiaseeMicronesia
FijiFijiElection by legislature[73]Appointment by president[73]Direct election[73]
FinlandFinlandDirect election[74]Election by legislature[74]Direct election[74]
FranceFranceDirect election[75]Appointment by president[75]Direct election[75]Indirect election[75]
French PolynesiaFrench PolynesiaFrench President[76]Election by legislature[76]Direct election[76]

G

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
GabonGabonDirect election[77]Appointment by president[77]Direct election[77]Indirect election[77]
The GambiaGambiaDirect election[78]Direct election and appointments[78]
Georgia (country)GeorgiaElection by electoral collegeElection by legislature[79]Direct election[79]
GermanyGermanyElection by electoral college[80]Election by legislature[80]Direct election[80]Representation ofStateGovernments[80]
GhanaGhanaDirect election[81]Direct election[81]
GibraltarGibraltarBritish Monarchy[82]Election by legislature[82]Direct and indirect election[82]
GreeceGreeceElection by legislature[83]Election by legislature[83]Direct election[83]
GreenlandGreenlandDanish Monarchy[84]Election by legislature[84]Direct election[84]
GrenadaGrenadaMonarchy[85]Election by legislature[85]Direct election[85]Appointment[85]
GuamGuamUS President[86]Direct election[86]Direct election[86]
GuatemalaGuatemalaDirect election[87]Direct election[87]
GuernseyGuernseyBritish Monarchy[88]Election by legislature[88]Direct election[88]
GuineaGuineaDirect election[89]Appointment by president[89]Direct election[89]
Guinea-BissauGuinea-BissauDirect election[90]Appointment by president[90]Direct election[90]
GuyanaGuyanaElection by legislature[91]Direct election[91]

H

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
HaitiHaitiDirect election[92]Appointment by president[93]Direct election[92]
HondurasHondurasDirect election[94]Direct election[94]
Hong KongHong KongElection byelection committee followed by appointment bystate council[95]Election byelection committee followed by appointment bystate council[95]Direct election and indirect election[95]
Holy SeeseeVatican City
HungaryHungaryElection by legislature[96]Election by legislature[96]Direct election[96]

I

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
IcelandIcelandDirect election[97]Election by legislature[97]Direct election[97][98]
IndiaIndiaElection byelectoral college[99]Election by legislature[99]Direct election[99]Indirect election[99]
IndonesiaIndonesiaDirect election[100]Direct election[100]
IranIranElection byAssembly of Experts[101]Direct election[101]Direct election and appointment[101]
IraqIraqElection by legislature[102]Election by legislature[102]Direct election[102]
Republic of IrelandIrelandDirect election[103]Election by lower house of legislature[103]Direct election[103]Election by functional constituencies and appointment[103]
Isle of ManIsle of ManBritish Monarchy[104]Election by legislature[104]Direct election[104]Indirect election/ex officio[104]
IsraelIsraelElection by legislature[105]Appointment by president[106]Direct election[105]
ItalyItalyElection by legislature[107]Appointment by president[107]Direct election[107]

J

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
JamaicaJamaicaMonarchy[108]Election by lower house of legislature[108]Direct election[108]Appointment[108]
JapanJapanMonarchy[109]Election by lower house of legislature[109]Direct election[109]
JerseyJerseyMonarchy[110]Election by legislature[110]Direct election[110]
JordanJordanMonarchy[111]Appointment by monarch[111]Direct election[111]Appointment by monarch[111]

K

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
KazakhstanKazakhstanDirect election[112]Appointment by president[112]Direct and indirect election[112]Indirect election and appointments[112]
KenyaKenyaDirect election[113]Direct election and appointments[113]Direct election[113]
KiribatiKiribatiDirect election[114]Direct election and appointments[114]
Korea, NorthseeNorth Korea
Korea, SouthseeSouth Korea
KosovoKosovoElection by legislature[115]Election by legislature[115]Direct election[115]
KuwaitKuwaitMonarchy[116]Appointment by monarch[116]Direct election and appointments[116]
KyrgyzstanKyrgyzstanDirect election[117]Election by legislature[117]Direct election[117]

L

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
LaosLaosElection by legislature[118]Election by legislature[118]Direct election[118]
LatviaLatviaElection by legislature[119]Appointment by president[119]Direct election[119]
LebanonLebanonElection by legislature[120]Appointment by president[120]Direct election[120]
LesothoLesothoMonarchy[121]Election by lower house of legislature[121]Direct election[121]Appointments[121]
LiberiaLiberiaDirect election[122]Direct election[122]Direct election[122]
LibyaLibyaHead of Presidential Council[123]Direct election[124]
LiechtensteinLiechtensteinMonarchy[125]Election by legislature[125]Direct election[125]
LithuaniaLithuaniaDirect election[126]Appointment by president[126]Direct election[126]
LuxembourgLuxembourgMonarchy[127]Election by legislature[127]Direct election[127]

M

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
MacauMacauElection by election committee[128]Election by election committee[128]Direct election, indirect election, and appointments[128]
MadagascarMadagascarDirect election[129]Election by lower house of legislature[129]Direct election[129]Indirect election and appointments[129]
MalawiMalawiDirect election[130]Direct election[130]
MalaysiaMalaysiaMonarch who is elected bythe rulers ofthe Malay States[131]Election by lower house of legislature[131]Direct election[131]Indirect election and appointments[131]
MaldivesMaldivesDirect election[132]Direct election[132]
MaliMaliDirect election[133]Appointment by president[133]Direct election[133]
MaltaMaltaElection by legislatureAppointment by presidentDirect election
Marshall IslandsMarshall IslandsElection by legislatureDirect election
MauritaniaMauritaniaDirect electionDirect electionIndirect election
MauritiusMauritiusElection by legislatureDirect election
MexicoMexicoDirect electionDirect electionDirect election
Federated States of MicronesiaMicronesiaElection by legislatureDirect election
MoldovaMoldovaDirect electionDirect election
MonacoMonacoMonarchyDirect election
MongoliaMongoliaDirect electionDirect election
MontenegroMontenegroDirect electionDirect election
MontserratMontserratBritish Monarchy[134]Election by legislature[134]Direct election[134]
MoroccoMoroccoMonarchyAppointment by monarchDirect electionIndirect election and election by functional groups
MozambiqueMozambiqueDirect electionDirect election
MyanmarMyanmarElection by legislatureDirect election and appointments

N

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
Republic of ArtsakhNagorno KarabakhDirect electionDirect election
NamibiaNamibiaDirect election[135]Direct election[135]Indirect election[135]
NauruNauruElection by legislature[136]Direct election[136]
NepalNepalIndirect election[137]Election by legislature[137]Direct election[137]Indirect election and appointments[137]
NetherlandsNetherlandsMonarchy[138]Election by legislature[138]Direct election[138]Indirect election[138]
New CaledoniaNew CaledoniaFrench President[139]Election by legislature[139]Indirect election[139]
New ZealandNew ZealandMonarchy[140]Election by legislature[140]Direct election[140]
NicaraguaNicaraguaDirect election[141]Direct election and ex officio[141]
NigerNigerDirect election[142]Appointment by president[142]Direct election[142]
NigeriaNigeriaDirect electionDirect election
NiueNiueNew Zealand Monarchy[143]Election by legislature[143]Direct election[143]
Norfolk IslandNorfolk IslandAustralian Monarchy[144]Appointment by monarch[144]Direct election[144]
North KoreaNorth KoreaElected by legislature[145]Direct election
North MacedoniaNorth MacedoniaDirect election[146]Election by legislature[146]Direct election[146]
Northern CyprusNorthern CyprusDirect electionDirect election
Northern Mariana IslandsNorthern Mariana IslandsUS President[147]Direct election[147]Direct election[147]
NorwayNorwayMonarchyDirect election

O

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
OmanOmanMonarchy[148]Indirect election[148]Appointments[148]

P

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
PakistanPakistanElection by legislatureDirect electionIndirect election
PalauPalauDirect electionDirect election
PalestinePalestineDirect electionDirect election
PanamaPanamaDirect electionDirect election
Papua New GuineaPapua New GuineaMonarchy[149]Election by legislature[149]Direct election[149]
ParaguayParaguayDirect electionDirect election
People's Republic of ChinaseeChina
PeruPeruDirect electionDirect election
PhilippinesPhilippinesDirect electionDirect election
Pitcairn IslandsPitcairn IslandsBritish Monarchy[150]Direct election[150]Direct election and appointment[150]
PolandPolandDirect electionAppointment by president or election by legislature[151]Direct election
PortugalPortugalDirect electionAppointment by president[152]Direct election
Puerto RicoPuerto RicoUS President[153]Direct election[153]Direct election[153]

Q

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
QatarQatarMonarchy[154]Appointed by monarch[154]Appointed by monarch[154]

R

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
Republic of ChinaseeTaiwan
Republic of the CongoRepublic of the CongoDirect electionDirect electionIndirect election
RomaniaRomaniaDirect election[155]Appointed by president[155]Direct election[155]
RussiaRussiaDirect electionDirect electionIndirect election and appointments
RwandaRwandaDirect election[156]Appointment by president[156]Direct election and appointments[156]Indirect election and appointments[156]

S

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
Sahrawi Arab Democratic RepublicSahrawi Arab Democratic RepublicElection by legislature[157]Appointment by president[158]Direct election[159]
Saint HelenaSaint HelenaBritish Monarchy[160]Appointment by monarch[160]Direct election and appointments[160]
Saint Kitts and NevisSaint Kitts and NevisMonarchy[161]Election by legislature[161]Direct election and appointments[161]
Saint LuciaSaint LuciaMonarchyDirect electionAppointments
Saint Pierre and MiquelonSaint Pierre and MiquelonFrench President[162]Election by legislature[162]Direct election[162]
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesMonarchyDirect election and appointments
SamoaSamoaElection by legislatureDirect election
San MarinoSan MarinoElection by legislatureDirect election
São Tomé and PríncipeSão Tomé and PríncipeDirect electionDirect election
Saudi ArabiaSaudi ArabiaMonarchy[163]Appointment by monarch[163]
SenegalSenegalDirect electionDirect election
SerbiaSerbiaDirect electionDirect election
SeychellesSeychellesDirect electionDirect election
Sierra LeoneSierra LeoneDirect electionDirect election
SingaporeSingaporeDirect electionDirect election
Sint MaartenSint MaartenDutch Monarchy[164]Election by legislature[164]Direct election[164]
SlovakiaSlovakiaDirect electionDirect election
SloveniaSloveniaDirect electionDirect electionRepresentation of interest groups
Solomon IslandsSolomon IslandsMonarchy[165]Election by legislature[165]Direct election[165]
SomaliaSomaliaDirect electionTransition
SomalilandSomalilandDirect electionDirect electionTraditional leaders
South AfricaSouth AfricaElection by lower house of legislature[166]Direct election[166]Indirect election[166]
South KoreaSouth KoreaDirect electionDirect election
South OssetiaSouth OssetiaDirect electionDirect election
South SudanSouth SudanDirect electionDirect election
SpainSpainMonarchyElection by legislatureDirect electionDirect and indirect election
Sri LankaSri LankaDirect electionDirect election
SudanSudanDirect electionAppointments due to transitionIndirect election
SurinameSurinameElection by electoral collegeDirect election
SwedenSwedenMonarchy[167]Election by legislature[167]Direct election[167]
SwitzerlandSwitzerlandElection by legislatureDirect election
SyriaSyriaDirect electionAppointment by presidentDirect election

T

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
TaiwanTaiwanDirect electionDirect election
TajikistanTajikistanDirect electionDirect electionIndirect election and appointments
TanzaniaTanzaniaDirect electionDirect election
ThailandThailandMonarchyElection by legislatureDirect electionRepresentation of interest groups
Timor-LesteTimor-LesteDirect election[168]Election by legislature[168]Direct election[168]
TogoTogoDirect electionDirect election
TokelauTokelauNew Zealand Monarchy[169]Rotation of village leaders[169]Direct election[169]
TongaTongaMonarchyPartially direct election, partially by limited suffrage, partially ex officio
TransnistriaTransnistriaDirect electionDirect election
Trinidad and TobagoTrinidad and TobagoElection by legislatureDirect electionAppointments
TunisiaTunisiaDirect electionElection by legislatureDirect election
TurkeyTurkeyDirect electionDirect election
TurkmenistanTurkmenistanDirect electionDirect election
Turks and Caicos IslandsTurks and Caicos IslandsBritish Monarchy[170]Election by legislature[170]Direct election[170]
TuvaluTuvaluMonarchy[171]Election by legislature[171]Direct election[171]

U

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
UgandaUgandaDirect election[172]Direct election and appointments[172]
UkraineUkraineDirect election[173]Election by legislature[173]Direct election[173]
United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab EmiratesIndirect election by heads of constituent states[174]Indirect election by heads of constituent states[174]Appointments and indirect election[174]
United KingdomUnited KingdomMonarchy[175]Election by legislature[175]Direct election[175]Appointments, hereditary peers, and indirect election[175]
United StatesUnited StatesIndirect election, Election by the 50 States using their electoral college[176]Direct election[176]
UruguayUruguayDirect electionDirect election
UzbekistanUzbekistanDirect electionDirect electionIndirect election and appointments

V

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
VanuatuVanuatuElection by electoral college[177]Election by legislature[177]Direct election[177]
Vatican CityVatican CityMonarch elected by college of cardinals[178]Appointment by monarch[178]Appointment by monarch[178]
VenezuelaVenezuelaDirect electionDirect election
VietnamVietnamElection by legislatureDirect election
United States Virgin IslandsVirgin IslandsUS President[179]Direct election[179]Direct election

W

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
Wallis and FutunaWallis and FutunaFrench President[180]Appointment by president[180]Direct election[180]

Y

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
YemenYemenDirect election[181]Appointment by president[181]Direct election[181]Appointment by president[181]

Z

[edit]
CountryHead of stateHead of governmentLegislature
Lower houseUpper house
ZambiaZambiaDirect election[182]Mostly direct election, some appointments[182]
ZimbabweZimbabweDirect election[183]Direct election[183]Mix of direct and indirect election[183]

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  98. ^Icelands Athingi is unicameral.
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  127. ^abcLuxembourg.The World Factbook.Central Intelligence Agency.
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  142. ^abcNiger.The World Factbook.Central Intelligence Agency.
  143. ^abcNiue.The World Factbook.Central Intelligence Agency.
  144. ^abcNorfolk Island.The World Factbook.Central Intelligence Agency.
  145. ^North Korea's parliament elects theHead of State
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