Algeria has undergone several constitutional review processes since gaining independence in , with varying impacts on democratic consolidation. A mixed-methods survey was employed, including quantitative data collection via online questionnaires and qualitative insights from in-depth interviews with legal experts and political analysts. The survey revealed that while some reviews led to significant improvements in governance structures, others resulted in minimal changes or even regressions, highlighting inconsistent outcomes across different review cycles. Despite the mixed results, there is a clear need for more structured and inclusive constitutional review processes to enhance democratic consolidation in Algeria. Policy makers should prioritise transparent and participatory constitutional reviews that incorporate diverse stakeholder inputs to ensure sustainable democratic progress.