Government of Zambia

Political mix

Seats by party in each chamber of Zambia. One dot is one seat.

This page lists the 224 constituencies whose 2026 result was declared when we captured the record on 20 October 2026. For each seat we take the constituency name, the province, the sitting member and the term start from the National Assembly's own constituency pages, and the declared winner and party from the published seat-by-seat results. Every member page links to the Assembly page it was read from, and the portrait shown is the Assembly's own official photograph, credited under the photograph. The National Assembly is elected from 227 single-member constituencies. The House also contains 40 proportional-representation seats (20 reserved for women, 15 for youth and 5 for persons with disability), up to 11 nominated members, the Vice-President, the Speaker and two deputy speakers, which brings the full House to as many as 280. Those seats are filled by appointment or by party list rather than by the constituency ballot, and the Assembly has not published a list of their occupants, so they are not on this page. The party figures below count the members listed here, not the full House. What this page does not show, and why. Three constituencies had no declared winner when we captured the results: Mandevu, Lumezi North and Solwezi West. They are absent rather than assigned to anyone. For eleven constituencies the Assembly's own seat page carries no 2026 entry, so those members are listed without a term start and their pages are kept out of search: Muchinga, Mwomboshi, Chama Central, Mafinga North, Monze East, Lukulu North, Katuba, Kamfinsa, Mambilima, Mwansabombwe and Feira. Some are shown by the Assembly with their previous term's occupant, which we do not present as the current one. The published results article also summarises its own seat table incorrectly, giving the National Reconciliation Party for Unity and Prosperity 60 seats and independents 20, where its seat-by-seat table, and the 224 members sworn in, give 59 and 21; we publish the table. Personal contact details that the Assembly prints are held privately for corrections and are not published here.