Government and Politics of Gibraltar
- Form of government: parliamentary representative democratic British Overseas Territory
- Capital of Gibraltar: Gibraltar
- Elections in Gibraltar
- Gibraltar general election, 2011
- Gibraltar general election, 2007
- Gibraltar general election, 2003
- Gibraltar general election, 2000
- Referendums in Gibraltar
- Gibraltar sovereignty referendum, 1967
- Gibraltar sovereignty referendum, 2002
- Political parties in Gibraltar
- Gibraltar Social Democrats
- Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party
- Gibraltar Liberal Party
- Progressive Democratic Party
- Postal Orders of Gibraltar
- Vehicle registration plates of Gibraltar
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