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Equatorial Guinea parliamentary election 2027: date, who runs it, seats and current office holders

Equatorial Guinea's parliamentary election is due by 2027. What is decided, who runs the vote and who holds office now.

By the PollsAfrica research deskPublished 12 Oct 2026Updated 11 Oct 20262 min read

Equatorial Guinea's parliamentary election is due by 2027, and the exact day has not been announced in the sources we follow. This page sets out what the vote decides, who runs it, how the last one went and who holds office today.

What is being decided

  • Chamber of Deputies (Cámara de los Diputados): 100 seats (all directly elected).
  • Senate (Senado): 70 seats (55 directly elected; 15 appointed).

Note from the source: General elections of 20 November 2022 set a five year cycle for the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate; elections are due in November 2027; no official date at retrieval.

Who runs the election

The vote is run by Ministry of the Interior / national electoral board (name not confirmed).

The last result

The last national election in our sources was held on 20 Nov 2022.

National elections in our Equatorial Guinea file

DateElectionStatusWinnerTurnout
Due by 2029Presidential electiondue--
Due by 2027Parliamentary electiondue--
Due by 2027Senate electiondue--

Who holds office now

OfficeHolderIn office sinceHow chosenParty
Head of stateTeodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo3 Aug 1979--
Vice presidentTeodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue---
Head of governmentManuel Osa Nsue Nsua17 Aug 2024--

See the full Equatorial Guinea government directory and the Africa election calendar.

Other national elections coming up

CountryElectionDate
Cabo VerdePresidential election15 Nov 2026
GambiaPresidential election5 Dec 2026
South SudanGeneral election22 Dec 2026
NigeriaGeneral election16 Jan 2027
GambiaParliamentary election10 Apr 2027
KenyaGeneral election10 Aug 2027

Polling and research around the vote

PollsAfrica designs and runs opinion polls and household surveys across Africa, with the sample, dates, mode and weighting published for every release. If you need research in Equatorial Guinea before or after this vote, see our research services or contact us.

Source: IFES ElectionGuide, 2026; CIA World Factbook, 2026; Guinea Ecuatorial Press, official government website (state news agency, not a government page), 2026. Method: how we compile this.

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