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The United States uses an Electoral College system for presidential elections, where electors vote on behalf of states.

The United Kingdom employs a 'First Past the Post' system for general elections to the House of Commons.

Germany uses a mixed-member proportional representation system combining direct candidate votes with party lists.

India operates with a 'First Past the Post' system for electing members to the Lok Sabha, the lower house of Parliament.

Australia uses the Alternative Vote for the House of Representatives and the Single Transferable Vote for the Senate.

Brazil employs a two-round system for presidential elections, and a proportional representation for the Congress.

Japan utilizes a parallel voting system known as 'Mixed-member majoritarian' for the House of Representatives.

France applies a two-round system for presidential and legislative elections, requiring an absolute majority in the first or second round.

Canada uses the 'First Past the Post' electoral system to elect members to the House of Commons.

South Africa operates under a system of proportional representation for electing members of the National Assembly.

Russia follows a mixed electoral system, combining proportional representation and single-member district systems for the Duma.