📊 Presidential Candidacy Rate by Population
The statistics show significant differences between countries:
🥇 Sweden: 1.05% — the lowest rate
Croatia: 1.17%
Italy: 1.27%
Indonesia: 1.33%
France: 1.58%
At the other end of the ranking:
Syria: 7.69%
Bosnia and Herzegovina: 8.70%
🔴 Libya: 9.55% — the highest rate and ranked 34th (last)
More precisely
This statistical report compares 34 countries according to the number of presidential candidates relative to their population.
The countries are ranked from the lowest rate to the highest rate.
The ranking shows a clear variation between the countries included in the study. Sweden 🇸🇪 ranked first with the lowest rate at 1.05%, followed by Croatia ðŸ‡ðŸ‡· at 1.17% and Italy 🇮🇹 at 1.27%. Indonesia 🇮🇩 ranked fourth with 1.33%, while France followed with 1.58%.
As the ranking progresses, the percentage gradually increases. Countries such as the Philippines (1.72%), Belgium (1.77%), Portugal (1.87%), the United Kingdom (1.89%), and Germany (1.89%) occupy the upper part of the ranking.
In the middle of the ranking, the rates range from approximately 2.05% to 4.55%, including Serbia (2.05%), the Netherlands (2.12%), Spain (2.26%), Brazil (2.72%), Thailand (2.76%), Egypt (2.90%), Türkiye (3.39%), Morocco (3.61%), and India (4.55%).
The highest rates are recorded among the final countries in the ranking. Syria 🇸🇾 recorded 7.69%, followed by Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦 at 8.70%, while Libya 🇱🇾 ranked 34th and last with 9.55%, the highest rate in the report