The legislatures of communist states included:
* Congress of Soviets and Supreme Soviet in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
* People's Chamber and Chamber of States in the Democratic Republic of Germany
* Great National Assembly in the People's Republic of Romania and the Socialist Republic of Romania
* Federal Assembly in the Federative People's Republic of Yugoslavia and Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
* People's Great Khural in the People's Republic of Mongolia
* National Assembly of People's Power in the Republic of Cuba
* National Assembly of Vietnam in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
* National People's Congress in the People's Republic of China
* National Assembly in the Democratic People's Republic of Laos
* Kampuchean People's Representative Assembly in
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* Congress of Soviets and Supreme Soviet in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
* People's Chamber and Chamber of States in the Democratic Republic of Germany
* Great National Assembly in the People's Republic of Romania and the Socialist Republic of Romania
* Federal Assembly in the Federative People's Republic of Yugoslavia and Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
* People's Great Khural in the People's Republic of Mongolia
* National Assembly of People's Power in the Republic of Cuba
* National Assembly of Vietnam in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
* National People's Congress in the People's Republic of China
* National Assembly in the Democratic People's Republic of Laos
* Kampuchean People's Representative Assembly in (en)
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| - The legislatures of communist states included:
* Congress of Soviets and Supreme Soviet in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
* People's Chamber and Chamber of States in the Democratic Republic of Germany
* Great National Assembly in the People's Republic of Romania and the Socialist Republic of Romania
* Federal Assembly in the Federative People's Republic of Yugoslavia and Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
* People's Great Khural in the People's Republic of Mongolia
* National Assembly of People's Power in the Republic of Cuba
* National Assembly of Vietnam in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
* National People's Congress in the People's Republic of China
* National Assembly in the Democratic People's Republic of Laos
* Kampuchean People's Representative Assembly in Democratic Kampuchea
* National Assembly in the People's Republic of Kampuchea
* People's Assembly of Albania in the People's Republic of Albania and Socialist People's Republic of Albania
* Sejm in the People's Republic of Poland
* National Assembly in the People's Republic of Bulgaria
* Parliament in the People's Republic of Hungary
* National Assembly and Federal Assembly in the Republic of Czechoslovakia and the Socialist Republic of Czechoslovakia
* Supreme People's Council in the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen
* People's National Assembly in the People's Republic of the Congo
* People's Assembly in the People's Republic of Mozambique
* National Assembly in the People's Republic of Angola
* Revolutionary National Assembly in the People's Republic of Benin
* Supreme Revolutionary Council and in the Democratic Republic of Somalia
* National Shengo in the People's Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Due to their vanguard status, Communist parties were either the sole party represented in these legislatures, or held permanent majorities. In the latter case, the Communist parties were the dominant partners in popular fronts that were the sole organizations allowed to contest elections. The minor parties in these fronts were subservient to the Communist party, and had to accept the party's "leading role" as a condition of their continued existence. The legislatures were vested with great lawmaking powers on paper, and in most cases all other government institutions were nominally subordinated to them. In practice, the doctrine of democratic centralism resulted in the legislatures being rubber stamps which held very little real, if any, practical power. They did little more than give legal sanction to decisions already made at the highest levels of the Communist parties. Legislative sessions were infrequent, usually only once or twice a year, and consequently legislative power was often vested in some form of standing committee elected by the legislature, usually titled presidium or state council, between its sessions.
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