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For each de jure and de facto sovereign state and dependent territory an article on elections in that entity has been included and information on the way the head of state, head of government, and the legislature is selected. Merged cells for "head of state" and "head of government" indicate the office is the same for that country; merged cells for "lower house" and "upper house" indicate a unicameral legislature. The linked articles include the results of the elections. For a chronological order, see the electoral calendar.

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	Country	Head of state	Head of government	Legislature
				Lower house	Upper house
	Abkhazia	Direct election[1]		Direct election[1]
	Afghanistan	Autocrat elected by legislature[2][3][4]	Appointment by autocrat[2]	Appointment by autocrat[5]
	Åland	President of Finland	Election by legislature	Direct election
	Albania	Election by legislature[6]	Election by legislature[6]	Direct election[6]
	Algeria	Direct election[7]	Election by legislature[7]	Direct election[7]	Partially elected by electoral college, rest appointed by President[7]
	American Samoa	President of the United States[8]	Direct election[8]	Direct election[8]	Election by regional governing councils[8]
	Andorra	The President of France and the Bishop of Urgell are co-heads of state[9]	Election by legislature[9]	Direct election[9]
	Angola	Election by legislature[10]		Direct election[10]
	Anguilla	Monarchy[11]	Election by legislature[11]	Direct election and appointments[11]
	Antigua and Barbuda	Monarchy[12]	Election by legislature[12]	Direct election[12]	Appointments[12]
	Argentina	Direct election[13]		Direct election[13]
	Armenia	Election by Legislature	Election by Legislature	Direct election [14]
	Aruba	Monarch of the Netherlands[15]	Election by legislature[15]	Direct election[15]
	Australia	Monarchy[16]	Election by legislature[16]	Direct election[16]
	Austria	Direct election[17]	Election by legislature[17]	Direct election[17]	Indirect election[17]
	Azerbaijan	Direct election[18]	Appointment by head of state[18]	Direct election[18]

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	Country	Head of state	Head of government	Legislature
				Lower house	Upper house
	Bahamas	Monarchy[19]	Election by legislature[19]	Direct election[19]	Appointments[19]
	Bahrain	Monarchy[20]	Appointment by head of state[20]	Direct election[20]	Appointments[20]
	Bangladesh	Election by legislature[21]	Election by legislature[21]	Direct and indirect election[21]
	Barbados	Election by legislature[22]	Election by legislature[21]	Direct election[22]	Appointments[22]
	Belarus	Direct election[23]	Appointment by head of state[23]	Direct election[23]	Indirect election and appointments[23]
	Belgium	Monarchy[24]	Election by legislature[24]	Direct election[24]	Indirect election[24]
	Belize	Monarchy[25]	Election by legislature[25]	Direct election[25]	Appointments[25]
	Benin	Direct election[26]		Direct election[26]
	Bermuda	Monarchy[27]	Election by legislature[27]	Direct election[27]	Appointments[27]
	Bhutan	Monarchy[28]	Elected by legislature[28]	Direct election[28]	Direct election and appointments[28]
	Bolivia	Direct election[29]		Direct election[29]
	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Rotating presidency of directly elected candidates[30]	Appointment by head of state[30]	Direct election[30]	Indirect election[30]
	Botswana	Election by legislature[31]		Direct election[31]	Hereditary and appointments[31]
	Brazil	Direct election[32]		Direct election[32]	Direct election[32]
	British Virgin Islands	Monarchy[33]	Election by legislature[33]	Direct election[33]
	Brunei	Monarchy[34]		Appointments by head of state[34]
	Bulgaria	Direct election[35]	Election by legislature[35]	Direct election[35]
	Burkina Faso	Direct election[36]	Appointment by head of state[36]	Direct election[36]
	Burma see Myanmar
	Burundi	Direct election[37]		Direct election and co-option[37]	Indirect election[37]

C

	Country	Head of state	Head of government	Legislature
				Lower house	Upper house
	Cabo Verde see Cape Verde
	Cambodia	Monarch elected by Royal Council[38]	Election by lower house of legislature[38]	Direct election[38]	Indirect election and appointments[38]
	Cameroon	Direct election[39]	Appointment by head of state[39]	Direct election[39]	Indirect election and appointments[39]
	Canada	Monarchy[40]	Election by lower house of legislature[40]	Direct election[40]	Appointments[40]
	Cape Verde	Direct election[41]	Appointment by head of state[41]	Direct election[41]
	Cayman Islands	Monarchy[42]	Election by legislature[42]	Direct election and appointments[42]
	Central African Republic	Direct election[43]	Appointment by head of state[44]	Direct election[43]
	Chad	Direct election[45]	Appointment by head of state[45]	Direct election[45]
	Chile	Direct election[46]		Direct election[46]
	China	Election by legislature[47]	Appointment by head of state[47]	Indirect election[47]
	Colombia	Direct election[48]		Direct election[48]	Direct election[48]
	Comoros	Direct election[49]		Direct and indirect election[49]
	Congo (Brazzaville) see Republic of the Congo
	Congo (Kinshasa) see Democratic Republic of the Congo
	Cook Islands	Monarchy[50]	Election by legislature[50]	Direct election[50]
	Costa Rica	Direct election[51]		Direct election[51]
	Côte d'Ivoire	Direct election[52]	Appointment by head of state[52]	Direct election[52]
	Croatia	Direct election[53]	Election by legislature[53]	Direct election[53]
	Cuba	Election by legislature[54]		Direct election[54]
	Curaçao	Monarch of the Netherlands[55]	Election by legislature[55]	Direct election[55]
	Cyprus	Direct election[56]		Direct election[56]
	Czech Republic	Direct election[57]	Appointment by head of state[57]	Direct election[57]

D

	Country	Head of state	Head of government	Legislature
				Lower house	Upper house
	Democratic Republic of the Congo	Direct election[58]	Appointment by head of state[58]	Direct election[58]	Indirect election[58]
	Denmark	Monarchy[59]	Election by legislature[59]	Direct election[59]
	Djibouti	Direct election[60]	Appointment by head of state[60]	Direct election[60]
	Dominica	Election by legislature[61]	Appointment by head of state[61]	Direct election and appointments[61]
	Dominican Republic	Direct election[62]		Direct election[62]

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	Country	Head of state	Head of government	Legislature
				Lower house	Upper house
	East Timor	Direct election[63]	Election by legislature[63]	Direct election[63]
	Ecuador	Direct election[64]		Direct election[64]
	Egypt	Direct election[65]	Appointment by head of state[65]	Direct election and appointments[65]
	El Salvador