Is YN a democracy?

[Ipland]

Yes, Ipland is a federal parliamentary democracy, formerly under constitutional monarchy

[Andulia]

Andulia is a proudly democratic country. All citizens vote to elect members of the Central Directorate and various Province and City Directorates. The Directorates, in turn, elect executive officials such as city commissars, province commissars and the Premier, who do the work of managing the country and economy.

[Victoria 1866]

The United Kingdom of Victoria is a parliamentary constitutional monarchy. All citizens over the age of 18 vote for their local Member of Parliament to send to the House of Commons, the lower hosue of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. There are 450 of them in total - 1 for every 100,000 people in the UK - although the new government under Theresa Hammond plans to increase the Commons' membership to 600. Citizens also vote for their local councillors. There are 450 councils each with 25 members. In some parts of the country people can vote for directly elected mayors and these are going to be rolled out to other parts of the country in time for local elections next year. In Albion citizens can vote for MAPs (Members of the Albion Parliament). The Albion Parliament is a devolved legislature, which handles certain issues devolved from Westminster such as health and education. There are 179 MAPs with some being elected to single-member constituencies using FPTP and others being elected on regional lists using PR. Referendums are also used to decide important matters. The electoral system currently used is FPTP, although a referendum is planned for next Spring over whether or not that should be changed for elections to the House of Commons.

[Chinese Peoples]

Yes. The first article of the nation's constitution reads: China shall be a democratic republic of the people, governed by the people, and for the people.

[New Astergea]

"Never again",I said.

The results of a Democracy in the old Astergea led to its existence to cease. But not anymore.

With the remaining few and small numbers of Astergeans,a new sovereign state was founded. A Principality founded on the shores of an island far away from the previous homeworld.
Things had to change. Our values,our morals,our way of life.

"No more!" I said to the idealistic way of Democracy.
"No more!" I said to untrustworthy promise-broken men.
"No more!" I said to extinction.

"Forward on to the future!
Forward on for New Astergea!
Forward on with Mankind!" I said to the people.

"Yes,your majesty!" resounded the people.

[Carena]

Yes, the President, Senate, and House of Representatives are elected by popular vote. However, the elections are oftentimes rife with corruption.

[Kambucha]

The new Government is currently working towards being a true democracy

[Stelingard]

I'm a stratocracy, so yes, kinda.

[Dushan]

Despite Dushan has currently a few Democratic elements, it would hardly qualify as western styled Democracy.

In fact it has more in common with the historical Republic of Venice.

[Rabegh]

Yes, several direct democratic committees have been organised in the communes throughout the People's Republic.

[Democratic East-Asia]

Sure we are, worker councils exist after all.

[Arachaea]

Yes, we are a democracy. The President and the Federal, Provincial and Municpal Legislatures are voted on by the people, and Arachaea holds many referenda to determine laws.

[Ru-]

Well, Kind of. The King of Ru is unelected and has important executive powers, but we have a legislative branch that is made up of democratically elected officials as well as a democratically elected executive who the King must work with.

[Corunia and Mironor]

Yes

[Calenmor]

Technically Yes. Technically No. Calenmor is a Federated Democratic-Meritocratic Monarchial-Republic. Make of that what you will (or just read my Factbook and see if that helps any.)

[Krumolia]

Krumolia is a democratic federal representative republic. All citizens, regardless of their class, gender, religion, race or sexual orientation, have the right to vote.

[Stroulia]

Stroulia is considered by all accounts democratic. We are a parlimentary republic with fair and open elections, and are a multi-party state. All citizens are equally represented.

[Australian rePublic]

Yes

[-the Ukrainian SSR-]

Fascistic Stratocracy, however, the civil legislature is elected. So while we are not expressly a democracy we have democratic elements in our government.

[True Alimeria]

arguably..

[Destructive Government Economic System]

If the title was "Is YN the exact opposite of a democracy," then we would say yes.

[Kenmoria]

Yes, Kenmoria is a parliamentary democracy.