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Fiji is a republic with a unitary state structure and a parliamentary form of government. In the Economist Democracy Index 2024, it received an overall score of 5.39/10 ("hybrid regime") and a rating of 6.58/10 for electoral processes and pluralism.
The unicameral parliament is directly elected at least every four years.
Parliament
Parliament
The 55 members of parliament are elected directly in a single nationwide constituency via an open-list proportional representation system.
The legal electoral threshold is 5% and the D'Hondt method is used to allocate seats between parties. Independents may also run in the election.
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Notes
This is the description of the electoral system of Fiji as of 12.10.2026 on Electoral Knowledgebase. Sources and further information on this topic:
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