WP:Notability (people)/Subnational politicians

|+Presumed notability and subnational politicians

! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Flag

! scope="col" | UN member state

! scope="col" | Federal polity

! scope="col" | Subnational presumed notability

! scope="col" | Subnational parliamentary bodies with presumed notability status

! scope="col" | AfD precedents

! scope="row" | Afghanistan

! {{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Albania

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Algeria

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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!scope="row" |Andorra

!{{Na}}

|{{na}}

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! scope="row" | Angola

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Antigua and Barbuda

!{{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Uncertain if members of the Barbuda Council have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Argentina

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the provincial legislatures are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Armenia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Australia

|{{ya}}

|{{ya}}

| Members of the Parliaments of the Australian states and territories are presumed notable. Members of the Norfolk Legislative Assembly (1979-2015) are presumed notable, whereas members of the Norfolk Island Regional Council (2016-) are not. Members of the shire councils of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands and Christmas Island do not have presumed notability.

| [1]

! scope="row" | Austria

|{{ya}}{{cite book |last1=Erk |first1=Jan |title=Explaining federalism: state, society and congruence in Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany and Switzerland |date=2007 |publisher=Routledge |location=New York |isbn=9781134082575}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the state Landtage are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Azerbaijan

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the National Assembly (Artsakh) and the Supreme Assembly (Nakhchivan) are presumed notable.

|[1] [2] [★3]

! scope="row" | Bahamas

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Bahrain

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Bangladesh

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

| Members of the East Pakistan Provincial Assembly (1947–1971) are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Barbados

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Belarus

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Belgium

| {{ya}}{{cite journal |last1=Brenton |first1=Scott |title=Does federalism enhance representative democracy? Perpetual reform and shifting power in a divided Belgium |journal=Journal of Contemporary European Studies |date=6 January 2022 |pages=1–19 |doi=10.1080/14782804.2021.2023482}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Flemish Parliament, the Parliament of Wallonia, the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region, the Parliament of the French Community, and the Parliament of the German-speaking Community are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Belize

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Benin

! {{Na}}

| {{na}}

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!scope="row" |Bhutan

!{{Na}}

|{{Na}}

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! scope="row" | Bolivia

! {{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Uncertain if members of the Departmental Legislative Assemblies are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Bosnia and Herzegovina

| {{ya}} {{cite book |last1=Keil |first1=Soeren |title=Multinational federalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina |date=2016 |publisher=Routledge |location=London |isbn=9781317093435}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the National Assembly (Republika Srpska) are presumed notable. It is uncertain if members of the cantonal assemblies of the Cantons of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Botswana

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Brazil

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Legislative Assemblies of Brazilian states are presumed notable. Members of the Legislative Chamber of the Federal District may have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Brunei Darussalam

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Bulgaria

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Burkina Faso

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Burundi

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Cabo Verde

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Cambodia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Cameroon

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Canada

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

|Members of the legislative assemblies of the provinces and territories are presumed notable.

| [1] [2]

! scope="row" | Central African Republic

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Chad

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Chile

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | China

!{{Na}}

|{{ya}}

|Members of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong and the Legislative Assembly of Macau are presumed notable. Members of the Autonomous Regional People's Congresses of the autonomous regions of China are possibly presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Colombia

!{{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Comoros

|{{ya}}{{cite journal |last1=Anckar |first1=Dag |title=Lilliput Federalism: Profiles and Varieties |journal=Regional & Federal Studies |date=April 2003 |volume=13 |issue=3 |pages=107–124 |doi=10.1080/13597560308559437}}

|{{ya}}

|Members of the Autonomous Island Assemblies of Anjouan, Mohéli and Grande Comore are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Congo

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Cook Islands

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Costa Rica

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Côte d'Ivoire

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Croatia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Cuba

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Cyprus

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Assembly of the Republic (Northern Cyprus) are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Czech Republic

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Democratic Republic of the Congo

! {{Na}}

| {{na}}

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!scope="row" | Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

!{{Na}}

|{{Na}}

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! scope="row" | Denmark

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Løgting (Faroe Islands) and the Inatsisartut (Greenland) are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Djibouti

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Dominica

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Dominican Republic

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Ecuador

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Egypt

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | El Salvador

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Equatorial Guinea

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Eritrea

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Estonia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Eswatini

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Ethiopia

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Regional State Councils are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Fiji

!{{Na}}

| {{Na}}

| Members of the Council of Rotuma are unlikely to have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Finland

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Parliament of Åland are presumed notable.

| [1]

! scope="row" | France

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the territorial legislatures of French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Saint Barthélemy, {{Ill|Territorial Council of Saint Martin|lt=Saint Martin|fr|Conseil territorial de Saint-Martin}}, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, and Wallis and Futuna are presumed notable. It is uncertain if members of the Corsican Assembly have presumed notability. Members of the mainland regional councils are not presumed notable.

| [1] [2]

! scope="row" | Gabon

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Gambia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Georgia

!{{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Members of the Parliament of South Ossetia and the People's Assembly of Abkhazia likely have presumed notability. Members of the Supreme Council of Adjara may have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Germany

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the state parliaments are presumed notable.

| [1] [2]

! scope="row" | Ghana

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Greece

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Grenada

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Guatemala

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Guinea

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Guinea-Bissau

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Guyana

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Haiti

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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!scope="row" | Holy See‡

!{{Na}}

|{{Na}}

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! scope="row" | Honduras

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Hungary

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Iceland

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | India

|{{ya}}{{cite book |last1=Bhattacharyya |first1=Harihar |title=Federalism in Asia: India, Pakistan, Malaysia, Nepal and Myanmar |date=2021 |publisher=Routledge |location=Abingdon, Oxon |isbn=9781000069327 |edition=Second}}{{cite book |last1=Tillin |first1=Louise |title=Indian federalism |date=2019 |publisher=Oxford University Press |location=New Delhi, India |isbn=9780199495610 |edition=First}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Legislative Assemblies and Councils of the States and Union Territories are presumed notable. Members of the Autonomous District Councils may or may not have presumed notability.

|[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

! scope="row" | Indonesia

!{{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Members of the People's Representative Council of Aceh may have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Iran

!{{Na}}

|{{na}}

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! scope="row" | Iraq

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Kurdistan Region Parliament are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Ireland

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Israel

!{{Na}}

|{{na}}

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! scope="row" | Italy

!{{Na}}

|{{ya}}

|Members of the Landtag of South Tyrol and the Trentino Council are presumed notable. Members of the autonomous legislatures of the Aosta Valley, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Sardinia, and Sicily may have presumed notability.

|[1]

! scope="row" | Jamaica

!{{Na}}

|{{na}}

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! scope="row" | Japan

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

| Members of the Prefecture Assemblies are not presumed notable.

| [1]

! scope="row" | Jordan

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Kazakhstan

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Kenya

! {{MaybeCheck}}{{cite journal |last1=Gathii |first1=James Thuo |last2=Otieno |first2=Harrison Mbori |title=Assessing Kenya's Cooperative Model of Devolution: A Situation-Specific Analysis|url=https://lawecommons.luc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1616&context=facpubs |journal=Federal Law Review |date=December 2018 |volume=46 |issue=4 |pages=595–613 |doi=10.1177/0067205X1804600407}}{{cite book |last1=Suberu |first1=Rotimi T. |editor1-last=Cheeseman |editor1-first=Nic |editor2-last=Anderson |editor2-first=David M. |editor3-last=Scheibler |editor3-first=Andrea |title=Routledge handbook of African politics |date=2015 |location=Abingdon,Oxon |publisher=Routledge |isbn=9781315088563 |chapter=Federalism and Decentralization}}{{cite journal |last1=Cheeseman |first1=Nic |last2=Lynch |first2=Gabrielle |last3=Willis |first3=Justin |title=Decentralisation in Kenya: the governance of governors |journal=The Journal of Modern African Studies |date=March 2016 |volume=54 |issue=1 |pages=1–35 |doi=10.1017/S0022278X1500097X}}{{cite book |last1=Shilaho |first1=Westen K. |editor1-last=LeVan |editor1-first=A. Carl |editor2-last=Fashagba |editor2-first=Joseph Olayinka |editor3-last=McMahon |editor3-first=Edward R. |title=African state governance: subnational politics and national power |date=2015 |publisher=Palgrave Macmillan |location=Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire |isbn=978-1-137-52334-1 |pages=147-177 |chapter=Third Time Lucky? Devolution and State Restructure under Kenya’s 2010 Constitutional Dispensation}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| The 2010 Constitution of Kenya created a devolved system of County Assemblies (see s.185 of the Constitution).{{cite web |title=Constitution of Kenya, 2010 |url=http://www.kenyalaw.org/lex/actview.xql?actid=Const2010#KE/CON/Const2010/chap_11/hc_chap_11/hc_part_XXVI/sec_185 |website=www.kenyalaw.org |access-date=7 March 2022}} Editors to date have not accorded presumed notability for membership in the assemblies.

| [1]

! scope="row" | Kiribati

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Kuwait

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Kyrgyzstan

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Laos

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Latvia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Lebanon

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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!scope="row" |Liechtenstein

!{{Na}}

|{{Na}}

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! scope="row" | Lesotho

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Liberia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Libya

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Lithuania

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Luxembourg

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Madagascar

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Malawi

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Malaysia

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the state legislative assemblies are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Maldives

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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|[1]

! scope="row" | Mali

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Malta

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Marshall Islands

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Mauritania

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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!scope="row" | Monaco

!{{Na}}

|{{Na}}

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! scope="row" | Mauritius

! {{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Members of the Rodrigues Regional Assembly may have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Mexico

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Mexican state legislatures are presumed notable.

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!Moldova

!{{Na}}

|{{MaybeCheck}}

|Uncertain whether members of the Supreme Council (Transnistria) and the Halk Topluşu (Gagauzia) are presumed notable.

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!Micronesia

|{{ya}}

|{{ya}}

|Members of the State Legislatures (Chuuk, Kosrae, Pohnpei and Yap) are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Mongolia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Montenegro

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Morocco

!{{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

|Members of the Sahrawi National Council (Western Sahara) may have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Mozambique

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Myanmar

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

| Members of the State and Regional Hluttaws do not have presumed notability. Wa State is autonomous, but does not appear to have a legislature.

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! scope="row" | Namibia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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!scope="row" | Nauru

!{{Na}}

|{{Na}}

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! scope="row" | Nepal

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

|Members of the Provincial Assemblies are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Netherlands

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Parliaments of Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten are presumed notable. Members of the Provincial Councils are not presumed notable.

| [1]

! scope="row" | New Zealand

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the General Fono (Tokelau) and the Niue Assembly are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Nicaragua

!{{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Uncertain if members of the devolved councils of the North and South Caribbean Coast autonomous regions are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Niger

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Nigeria

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Houses of Assembly of Nigerian states are presumed notable.

| [▲1] [2] [▲3] [♦4] [★5] [6] [7]

! scope="row" | North Macedonia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Norway

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Oman

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Pakistan

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

|Members of the provincial and territorial assemblies, including the East Pakistan Provincial Assembly, are presumed notable.

|[1] [2]

! scope="row" | Palau

!{{ya}}{{cite journal |last1=Veenendaal |first1=Wouter P. |title=Origins and Persistence of Federalism and Decentralization in Microstates |journal=Publius: The Journal of Federalism |date=October 2015 |volume=45 |issue=4 |pages=580–604 |doi=10.1093/publius/pjv017}}

|{{ya}}

|members of the state legislatures are presumed notable.

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!scope="row" | Palestine‡

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

|Members of the Palestinian Legislative Council are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Panama

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Papua New Guinea

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Bougainville House of Representatives are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Paraguay

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Peru

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Philippines

!{{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Uncertain whether members of the Bangsamoro Parliament are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Poland

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Portugal

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Legislative Assemblies of the Azores and Madeira are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Qatar

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Republic of Korea

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Romania

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Russia

|{{ya}}{{cite book |last1=Sakwa |first1=Richard |editor1-last=Loughlin |editor1-first=John |editor2-last=Kincaid |editor2-first=John |editor3-last=Swenden |editor3-first=Wilfried |title=Routledge Handbook of Regionalism and Federalism |date=2013 |publisher=Routledge |location=Abingdon, Oxon |isbn=978-0-415-56621-6 |url=https://www.routledgehandbooks.com/doi/10.4324/9780203395974.ch18 |language=en |chapter=Russia: Involuted federalism and segmented regionalism |pages=259-272}}

| {{ya}}

|Members of the regional parliaments of Russia are presumed notable.

| [1]

! scope="row" | Rwanda

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | St. Kitts and Nevis

|{{ya}}

|{{ya}}

| Members of the Nevis Island Assembly are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | St. Lucia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | St. Vincent and the Grenadines

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Samoa

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | San Marino

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | São Tomé and Príncipe

!{{Na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Uncertain if members of the legislature of the Autonomous Region of Príncipe have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Saudi Arabia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Senegal

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Serbia

!{{Na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Assembly of Vojvodina and the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo are presumed notable.

| [1]

! scope="row" | Seychelles

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Sierra Leone

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Singapore

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Slovakia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Slovenia

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Solomon Islands

!{{Na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Somalia

|{{ya}} {{cite journal |last1=Dahir |first1=Abdinor |last2=Sheikh Ali |first2=Ali Yassin |title=Federalism in post-conflict Somalia: A critical review of its reception and governance challenges |journal=Regional & Federal Studies |date=8 November 2021 |pages=1–20 |doi=10.1080/13597566.2021.1998005}}{{cite web |last1=Tawane |first1=Abdi |title=Federalism In Africa: The Case Of Somalia |url=https://zehabesha.com/federalism-in-africa-the-case-of-somalia/ |website=ZeHabesha |date=7 April 2017}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Parliament of Somaliland and the House of Representatives of Puntland are presumed notable. Members of the legislatures of the four other Federal member states may have presumed notability.

| [1]

! scope="row" | South Africa

|{{MaybeCheck}}{{cite book |last1=Steytler |first1=Nico |editor1-last=Loughlin |editor1-first=John |editor2-last=Kincaid |editor2-first=John |editor3-last=Swenden |editor3-first=Wilfried |title=Routledge Handbook of Regionalism and Federalism |date= 2013 |publisher=Routledge |pages=442-454 |isbn=978-0-415-56621-6 |url=https://www.routledgehandbooks.com/doi/10.4324/9780203395974.ch31 |language=en |chapter=South Africa: The reluctant hybrid federal state}}{{cite book |last1=Haysom |first1=Nicholas |author1-link=Nicholas Haysom |contribution=The "Federalism" debate in South African Constitution-Making Process |editor1-last=Valadés |editor1-first=Diego |editor2-last=Serna de la Garza |editor2-first=José María |title=Federalismo y regionalismo |date=2005 |publisher=Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas - UNAM |location=Mexico City |isbn=970-32-2500-4 |pages=655-680 |url=https://archivos.juridicas.unam.mx/www/bjv/libros/4/1640/23.pdf}}

|{{ya}}

|Members of the provincial legislatures are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | South Sudan

|{{ya}}

|{{na}}

| State legislatures do not yet appear to have been constituted.

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! scope="row" | Spain

|{{ya}}{{cite book |last1=Morata |first1=Francesc |editor1-last=Loughlin |editor1-first=John |editor2-last=Kincaid |editor2-first=John |editor3-last=Swenden |editor3-first=Wilfried |title=Routledge handbook of regionalism and federalism |date=2013 |publisher=Routledge |location=London |isbn=9780203395974|doi=10.4324/9780203395974.ch19 |chapter=Spain: The autonomic state}}

|{{ya}}

| Members of the legislative bodies of the Autonomous communities of Spain are presumed notable. Members of provincial councils do not have presumed notability.

|[1] [2] [3]

! scope="row" | Sri Lanka

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

|

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! scope="row" | Sudan

| {{ya}}

| {{na}}

| State legislatures do not yet appear to have been constituted.

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! scope="row" | Suriname

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Sweden

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Switzerland

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Cantonal parliaments are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Syria

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Tajikistan

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Tanzania

! {{na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Zanzibar House of Representatives are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Thailand

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Timor-Leste

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Togo

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Tonga

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Trinidad and Tobago

| {{na}}

| {{MaybeCheck}}

| Uncertain if members of the Tobago House of Assembly have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Tunisia

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Turkey

| {{na}}

|{{na}}

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! scope="row" | Turkmenistan

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Tuvalu

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Uganda

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Ukraine

| {{na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Verkhovna Rada of Crimea and the State Council of Crimea are presumed notable. Members of the separatist councils of Donetsk and Luhansk pre- and post-annexation may have presumed notability. Members of the oblast councils do not have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | United Arab Emirates

|{{ya}}

| {{na}}

| While the Emirates of the United Arab Emirates have subnational bodies akin to those in federal systems, consensus to date is that membership in these bodies does not accord presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | United Kingdom

| {{na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the devolved legislatures of the United Kingdom are presumed notable. Members of the assemblies of the Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories are likely to have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | United States of America

|{{ya}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the state legislatures are presumed notable. Members of the legislatures of the Northern Mariana Islands Commonwealth, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam and American Samoa are presumed notable. Members of the Council of the District of Columbia may have presumed notability.

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! scope="row" | Uruguay

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Uzbekistan

| {{na}}

| {{ya}}

| Members of the Supreme Council of Karakalpakstan are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Vanuatu

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Venezuela

|{{ya}}

|{{ya}}

| Members of the state legislatures are presumed notable.

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! scope="row" | Viet Nam

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Yemen

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Zambia

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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! scope="row" | Zimbabwe

| {{na}}

| {{na}}

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