Python lists use commas, not colons:
json_dict = {'type': str("id"),
'entries': [['a', "91"], # note the comma after 'a', not a colon
['b', "65"],
['c', "26"],
['d', "25"]]}
With commas, this is now valid Python syntax, producing a data structure that can be serialised to JSON:
>>> json_dict = {'type': str("id"),
... 'entries': [['a', "91"],
... ['b', "65"],
... ['c', "26"],
... ['d', "25"]]}
>>> import json
>>> json.dumps(json_dict)
'{"type": "id", "entries": [["a", "91"], ["b", "65"], ["c", "26"], ["d", "25"]]}'
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