Legislative size (voting members)
Eswatini
Answer
65
Source
Article 80: (1) For purposes of political organisation and popular representation of the people in Parliament, Swaziland is divided into several areas called tinkhundla.
(2) An inkhundla -
(a) is established by the King on the recommendation of the Elections and Boundaries Commission;
(b) consists of one or more chiefdoms which act as nomination areas for the elected members of the House (the primary level elections);
(c) is, among other things, also used as a constituency for the election of the elected members of the House (the secondary level elections).
NOTE: There are 55 constituencies (known as tinkundhla).
10 Members are appointed:
