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11 parties, 2 offices, and 1 institution are currently tracked inside The Bahamas's political system.
Power shared between monarch and elected government
Citizens elect parliament; monarch retains key prerogatives
Split between hereditary and elected institutions
Derived from system type and role classification
The Bahamas operates as a constitutional monarchy where a hereditary head of state shares governance with elected institutions. Political power flows through both the monarchy and parliamentary structures, with the balance between them defining the country's political character.
The Bahamas — constitutional monarchy, located in North America, with approximately 399k people — is a sovereign state governed from Nassau.
As a constitutional monarchy, The Bahamas combines hereditary leadership with elected government. The monarch remains head of state, but day-to-day governing usually sits with parliament and the prime minister, with the real balance depending on the constitution and political practice.
The Bahamas's political landscape includes 11 political parties and 2 offices.
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