Electle
A half circle of colored seats is all you get. Electle shows a lower house after an election, and you work out which country it is and what year the vote was.
- Clue
- A parliament seating diagram
- Answer
- Country and election year
- Houses
- Lower house only
- Modes
- Daily, Endless and Easy
- Made by
- RedOtakuuu
- Category
- Geography games, clues and data
How to play Electle
- Study the chart
Look at the seat colors, how many parties there are and how big the house is.
- Pick a country
Choose the country you think it is.
- Pick a year
Choose the election year. Submit, and try again if you missed.
What a seat chart can tell you
- Total seats: Country size and system
- Number of parties: Two party or many party politics
- Biggest bloc: Who won that year
Pinning down the year
Once you know the country, think about its recent elections. Did one party win a big majority, or was it a close split? Match the chart to what you remember of each result, and the year usually becomes clear.
Electle tips
- Count the seats. Very large houses narrow the list of countries fast.
- Two big blocks point to a two party system. Many small slices point to proportional voting.
- Party colors often follow left and right, which hints at who won.
- One huge bloc beside a few tiny ones points to a dominant party system. That shortlist is small.
Electle questions
What is the Electle game?
A daily politics and geography puzzle. You see how the seats in a lower house were shared after one election, and you name the country and the year.
Is Electle a daily game?
Yes. There is one daily chart, and Endless Mode adds extra rounds when you want more.
Does it include upper houses?
No. Electle only uses lower houses.
Is there an easier version?
Yes. Easy Mode is there for newer players.
Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Electle belongs to RedOtakuuu. Megadle is not linked to it.