Saridanese voter casting a ballot in the most recent legislative elections
Elections in Saridan occur within the framework of a representative democracy and a semi-presidential republic.
Voters[]
For all elections in Saridan, at the national, provincial and local level, direct elections are held in which all adults are enfranchised. Once reaching the age of eighteen, Saridanese citizens must register with the nation's electoral commission before they become eligible to vote. In addition, eligible voters must be able to present their identification card in order to receive a ballot paper.
Electoral system[]
For elections to the executive branch, two-round runoff voting is used. Proportional representation is used for legislative elections.
| Saridan articles | ||
| History | Slavery stand-off | |
| Geography | Administrative divisions - Cities - Kidnarrie River - Lake Murumulada - River Jilber - Shallows | |
| Politics | Elections - Judiciary - Legislature - Political parties - Supreme court | |
| Demographics | Ethnic groups: Duntrekkers, Euphitriens, Iftgoerroon, Ikpis Religion: Restored Ameliorate Church of Saridan, Theognosian Church | |
| Culture | Sport - Armed Forces - Education | |
| Economy | Banking | |