Gender Quotas Database

See data for special areas Taiwan and Kosovo


Andorra

Andorra

Southern Europe

Andorra has a Unicameral parliament with the use of voluntary party quotas and legislated quotas for the single/lower house and at the sub-national level. 14 of 28 (50%) seats in the Consell general / General Council are held by women.

At a glance

Structure of parliament Unicameral

Are there legislated quotas

For the Single / Lower house? Yes
For the Upper house? No
For the Sub-national level? Yes

Are there voluntary quotas?

Adopted by political parties? Yes
Is there additional information? Yes

Single / Lower House

Consell general / General Council

Quota at the Sub-National Level

Voluntary Political Party Quotas*

* Only political parties represented in parliament are included. When a country has legislated quotas in place, only political parties that have voluntary quotas that exceed the percentage/number of the national quota legislation are presented in this table.

Additional information

Andorra has a high number of both women and young people in parliament, with seats held by women in parliament increasing to 46% this year from 32% in 2019 (IPU, 2021).

Women's right to vote took place in 1970, whilst the right to stand for election followed just 3 years after in 1973.  Their first woman in parliament was elected in 1993, with recent goals being attained in 2019 as they celebrate their first women speaker (IPU, 2019)

Sources

Legal Sources: 

  • Constitution of Andorra - Link
  • Electoral Law - Link
  • Political Party Law - Link

Other Sources:

Additional reading

Explore more resources: Europe | Global

Know about useful additional reading for Andorra? Tell us!

Submit feedback

Submit questions or comments about the Data or Tool

How did you find out about this? What do you like about it? What did you expect but did not find in using the Data or Tool?

To see how we handle your personal data, please read our Privacy Policy.

Close tooltip