Editing Dominant-party system (section)

===Eurasia===

*{{flag|Azerbaijan}}
** [[New Azerbaijan Party]] (YAP) has been in power essentially continuously since 1993.
** [[2020 Azerbaijani parliamentary election|Parliamentary election, 2020]]: 72 of 125 seats
** [[2024 Azerbaijani presidential election|Presidential election, 2024]]: [[Ilham Aliyev]] 92.12%
*{{flag|Georgia}}<ref>David Aprasidze, David S. Siroky: ''Technocratic Populism in Hybrid Regimes: Georgia on My Mind and in My Pocket'', Politics Gov., Vol. 8, No. 4 (2020).</ref><ref>Phillip Oravec, Edward C. Holland: ''The Georgian Dream? Outcomes from the Summer of Protest, 2018'', Demokratizatsiya, Vol. 27, No. 2 (2019), pp. 249–256.</ref>
** [[Georgian Dream]] (GD) has been in power with an overall majority in Parliament since 2012.
** [[2020 Georgian parliamentary election|Parliamentary election, 2020]]: 48.22% and 90 of 150 seats
** [[2018 Georgian presidential election|Presidential election, 2018]]: [[Salome Zourabichvili]] 59.5% (endorsed by GD, GD amended the constitution to abolish popular vote for the presidency by 2024<ref>[https://dfwatch.net/understand-georgias-constitutional-reforms-look-beyond-president-48381 ''To Understand Georgia's Constitutional Reforms, Look Beyond the President''], Democracy & Freedom Watch, 6 May 2017, retrieved 7 January 2023.</ref>)
** [[List of municipalities in Georgia (country)|Municipality]] mayors: 64 of 65
*{{flag|Kazakhstan}}{{Citation needed|date=July 2010}}
** [[Amanat (political party)|Amanat]] 
** [[2016 Kazakh legislative election|Parliamentary election, 2016]]: 82.20% and 84 of 107 seats in the [[Majilis]]
** [[2022 Kazakh presidential election|Presidential election, 2022]]: [[Kassym-Jomart Tokayev]] 81.31%
*{{flag|Russia}}
** [[United Russia]]
*** Led by [[Dmitry Medvedev]] (president 2008–2012, prime minister 2012–2020)
*** In power since 2003
*** [[2024 Russian presidential election|Presidential election, 2024]]: [[Vladimir Putin]] 88.48% (endorsed by [[United Russia]] and several other parties, but ran as an independent)
*** [[2021 Russian legislative election|Parliamentary election, 2021]]: 49.82% and 324 of 450 seats
*** [[List of heads of federal subjects of Russia|Governors]]: 60 of 85
*{{flag|Turkey}}
** [[Justice and Development Party (Turkey)|Justice and Development Party]]
*** Led by [[Recep Tayyip Erdoğan]] (president 2014–present, prime minister 2003–2014)
*** In power since 2002
*** [[2023 Turkish presidential election|Presidential election, 2023]]: [[Recep Tayyip Erdoğan]] 52.18%
*** [[2023 Turkish parliamentary election|Parliamentary election, 2023]]: 35.61% and 268 of 600 seats