List of electoral systems by country

This is a list of electoral systems used by countries to elect their legislatures and heads of states.

Country	Body	System	Seats per District	Total seats	Threshold	Information
Alva	Empress	No direct election				The Emperor or Empress of Alva is a hereditary position held by the Emperor or Empress of Goetia.
	President	Election by electoral college				The President is elected for a renewable 4-year term by the Imperial Convention (Reichsversammlung), a non-standing constitutional body consisting of all sitting members of the Reichstag and the same number of delegates from the 7 states. The delegates are elected separately by state parliaments for the sole purpose of attending the Imperial Convention.
	Chancellor	Election by electoral college				The Chancellor is elected for a renewable 4-year term by all sitting members of the Reichstag through a first-past-the-post voting system.
	Reichsrat	No direct election		70		The Reichsrat is composed of appointed representatives from each of the 7 states' governments.
	Reichstag	Instant runoff voting	1	278	5%	Members of the Reichstag are elected by instant runoff voting every 4 years.
Boaga	Jauneketxea	No direct election		200		Unelected upper house consisting of hereditary nobility.
	Muntaia	Open-list proportional representation	1-20	368	None	The Muntaia elects MPs using an open list system at least once every four years. Voters may choose to vote for their preferred parties in rank order, and permit the part to make the allocation as published on the ballot, or, vote for a party's candidates in order. Voters must vote for their parties, voting for candidates is optional. Voting is voluntary from age 16.
Chezzetcook	Assemblée Législative	Nanson Method	1	539		Members of the Assemblée Législative serve for a term of up to five years, with no limits on number of terms.
	Congrès National	Nanson Method		100		Members serve for life, or until age 65 whichever comes first.
	President of Chezzetcook	Nanson Method				The president is elected by national vote every five years. The presidential ballot is not tied to party affiliations and is open to any citizen of Chezzetcook over 30 years of age, with a net worth of at least 10,000 Livre and who is not a criminal.
Jinhang	Parliament of Jinhang	Mixed Member Proportional	1 and 50	121	5%	the Parliament of Jinhang is elected by Mixed Member Proportional, it has 71 single member constituencies, and 50 proportional seats.
Jungastia	Congresso Nacional	Open-list proportional representation	5-16	857	None	The Congress elects deputies using an open list system, voters may choose to vote for their preferred parties in rank order, and permit the part to make the allocation as published on the ballot, or, vote for a party's candidates in order. Voters must vote for their parties, voting for candidates is optional. Voting is compulsory for all those 18-70 and voluntary from age 16.
Kodeshia	Emperor	No direct election				The Emperor is responsible for delineation and supervision of the policies of the Empire of Kodeshia. They have powers to issue decrees, order laws to be amended and they directly appoint the heads of the judiciary, the state radio and television networks, the commanders of the police and military forces, and thirty four of the one hundred members of the Imperial Council. The Emperor can also outlines elections guidelines and urge for the transparency.
	Grand Chancellor	First-past-the-post voting				The Grand Chancellor is directly elected via secret ballot by plurality voting to a five-year term. The Grand Chancellor-elect is required to gain the Emperor's official approval before being sworn in before the National Representative Assembly.
	Imperial Council	Plurality block voting	1	300		The Imperial Council has 300 members who are either hereditary, appointed, or elected. It consists of 30 hereditary members who belong to the imperial family or the nobility, 125 appointed members who are distinguished politicians and scientists nominated by the Emperor in consultation with the Advisory Bodies, and 145 elected members who are either nobles or representatives from the administrative divisions. They are 18 counts, 33 viscounts and 66 barons, elected by their peers, for ten-year terms; 4 members of the Imperial Academy over the age of 30, elected by the academicians and nominated by the Emperor, for ten-year terms; and elected representatives over the age of 30 and for ten-year terms from each of the 24 administrative divisions including the 21 provinces, 1 Special Autonomous Province of Yuhai and 2 Special municipalities of Changhai and Jianghua plus the 1 Special Capital Region of Songhari . These members are elected by popular vote using plurality block voting , which means that each voter can cast as many votes as there are seats in their division, and the candidates with the most votes win the seats. They can be re-elected for multiple terms.
	National Representative Assembly	Instant runoff voting	1	550	6%	The National Representative Assembly comprising 550 members elected by preferential voting for five-year terms, elected by and representing single member districts known as electoral divisions. It drafts legislation, ratifies international treaties, and approves the national budget. All parliamentary candidates and all legislation from the assembly must be approved by the Imperial Council. Voting is compulsory for all enrolled citizens 20 years and over in every jurisdiction as is enrolment.
Mespalia	King	Election by electoral college				The King is elected by the National Assembly, a special electoral college consisting of members of the nobility and clergy, directly elected representatives, delegates of various interest groups, university rectors etc.
	Assembly of the Estates	No direct election		468		Assembly of the Estates consists of heads of high noble families and bishops of the Church of Mespalia.
	General Assembly	Open-list proportional representation	5-12	350		General Assembly is elected every four years by Mespalian citizens over the age of 21 using open list proportional representation.
Ostboland	Riksdag	Open-list proportional representation	5-15	401	4%	The Riksdag is elected every four years by Ostben citizens over the age of 18 using open list proportional representation. The 401 seats in the Riksdag are divided between 356 fixed seats, apportioned into functional constituencies, and 45 leveling seats.
	Statsrådet	No direct election		100		80 Members of the State Council are elected indirectly by an Electoral College (Valskola) made up of county councilors, municipal mayors, and parish councilors to serve staggered, 8 year terms. The remaining 20 Councilors are appointed by the Monarch to serve life terms. These life time appointments largely consisting of bishops, retired senior civil servants, or distinguished private citizens.
Seratof	Council of Magistrates	Single non-transferable vote	4	128		Each province sends 4 magistrates regardless of their population to serve in the upper house to serve for 5 years.
	Chamber of the Censors	No direct election	17-39	83		Appointed by the regional parliaments with advice from the regional judiciary board. No term length set.
	Seratofian People's Communion	Single transferable vote	3-8	300		Members of the People's Assembly hall are elected using open list proportional representation with single transferable vote once every five years.
	President of Seratof	Two round system				The president of Seratof is elected once every five years through a simple two round system.
Rovsnoska	Senate	No direct election		100		Members and the head of the Senate are appointed by the Grand Marshal. To become a senator you must be 35 years old and be drawn from a pool of various specific categories.
	National Assembly	First-past-the-post voting		250		Anyone the age of 20 and above can vote for a member of the National Assembly. There are currently 250 seats, meaning each member of National Assembly represents around 200,000 Rovsnoski citizens.
	Grand Marshal	No direct election				The Grand Marshal can veto any bill and pass legislation. Through a unanimous vote by the National Assembly the Grand Marshals legislation can be vetoed. This is only a last resort incase the Grand Marshal were to begin self destructive policies. The Grand Marshals can enact any law or any other executive decision at any time unless the unanimous vote were to occur, which has yet to happen.