List of electoral systems by ŋation

The table below lists electoral systems by ŋation in alphabetical order, used to elect national legislatures and heads of state and government.

Country	Body or office	Type of body or office	Electoral system	Notes
Araçana	Pola Oçhuse	Unicameral legislature	Single non-transferable vote	Country divided into 4 districts whose numbers of elected candidates depend on population.
	Mayor	Head of government	First-past-the-post	Indirect, elected by and de facto from the Pola Oçhuse
Imerchal	Grand Council	Lower chamber of legislature	Proportional-past-the-post	Modified for approval voting
	College	Upper chamber of legislature	Droop quota + largest remainders	Not universal: Elected by and among tenured civil servants
	Directorate	Executive council	Borda count	Indirect, elected by and among the College
Kozdenen	Common Council	Lower chamber of legislature	Droop quota + largest remainders	Country divided into 2 and 3 seat constituencies
	Signory	Upper chamber of legislature	Borda count	Two representatives per profession class
	Doge	Head of state and government	Borda count	Indirect, elected by and from the Signory
Rauratoshan	Parliament of Rauratoshan	Unicameral legislature	Proportional-past-the-post	Country divided into 5 districts with 5 candidates each. Every election term, the two longest-running incumbents run for reelection, with lower approval ratings in their last election preferred if there are ties for second place. Two or more challengers are chosen in primaries, with either the top 2 candidates or all candidates with at least 25% approval in primaries (whichever is larger) challenging the incumbents in the general election; the top 2 in the general election are elected.
Tocjaǵa Śahan	Howard	????	???	I DON'T FUCKING KNOW