A Dáil (Irish: Dáil Éireann) is the lower house of parliament in the Republic of Ireland. More broadly, the term can refer to any national legislative assembly of elected representatives responsible for making laws, representing constituents, and overseeing the executive.
| Country / Legislature | Seats | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ireland (Dáil Éireann) | 174 | Elected by PR-STV; 43 constituencies (2024+) |
| Canada (House of Commons) | 338 | Single-member districts (FPTP) |
| UK (House of Commons) | 650 | Single-member constituencies (FPTP) |
| Germany (Bundestag) | 736 | Mixed-member proportional (598 minimum; overhang/leveling seats) |
| France (National Assembly) | 577 | Two-round system in single-member districts |
| India (Lok Sabha) | 543 | Single-member districts (FPTP); up to 552 max |
| USA (House of Representatives) | 435 | Fixed by statute; single-member districts |
| Australia (House of Representatives) | 151 | Single-member districts (full preferential voting) |