Freedom in the World

Freedom in the world is a yearly survey that measures the degree of civil liberties and political rights in every nation and significant related and disputed territories around the world. Freedom in the World ratings are determined by this methodology and are ranked on a point score of 1-100. Nations and territories with a score of -4 to 35 are classified as not free, 36-70 as partially free, and 71-100 as free. To qualify as a Electoral Democracy, a state must have satisfied the following criteria.

1. A competitive, multiparty political system
2. Adult suffrage for all citizens without criminal convictions (some states may further punish and subjugate people with criminal convictions by disenfranchising them from the democratic process
3. Regularly contested elections conducted in conditions of ballot secrecy, reasonable ballot security, and the absence of massive voter fraud that yields results that are unrepresentative of the public will
4. Significant public access of major political parties to the electorate through the media and through generally open political campaigning.
5. A score of 7 or above in political rights subcategory A and a overall political rights score above 20.

Rankings

Name	Continent	Electoral Democracy	Political Rights	Civil Liberties	Total	Classification
Aduraszna	Borea	Yes	31	50	81	Free
Auravas	Gondwana	Yes	40	59	99	Free
Cryria	Novaris	Yes	33	50	83	Free
Durakia	Novaris	Yes	38	57	95	Free
Kurandia	Borea	Yes	22	55	77	Free
West Borean Federation	Borea	Yes	34	47	81	Free
Kuduk	Novaris	Yes	35	55	90	Free
Vistaraland	Transcontinental	Yes	35	51	86	Free
Upper Suvania	Yasteria	No	22	39	61	Partially free