RODAPORTAL · WORLD POLITICS
Understand who leads each country—and how they came to power.
Explore national election results and current leaders around the world. Find presidents, prime ministers and heads of state, compare parliamentary seats won by political parties, and check when the next elections are expected. Choose a country to see its leadership portraits, election charts and links to official sources.
EXPLORE THE WORLD
THE YEAR AHEAD
Browse national elections, referendums and parliamentary selections by date. Confirmed announcements and tentative projections are labelled separately.
Calendar announcements checked 7 Nov 2026; parliamentary projections come from the November 2026 directory snapshot. This covers the records currently sourced here, not every local election or by-election worldwide. Dates can change; follow each source for the latest announcement.
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Cabo Verde
Spain
Switzerland
The Gambia
Guinea-BissauIPU source projection; not a confirmed polling-day announcement.
Tentative / projectedListed separately in the source calendar; not a separate sovereign-state profile in this directory.
Scheduled
Fiji
South SudanThe source marks the date unconfirmed.
Tentative / projectedFijiAn unconfirmed election window spanning two calendar years.
Tentative / projected
GrenadaIPU source projection; not a confirmed polling-day announcement.
Tentative / projected
LibyaIPU source projection; not a confirmed polling-day announcement.
Tentative / projected
MadagascarIPU source projection; not a confirmed polling-day announcement.
Tentative / projected
SomaliaThe source uses a year-end tentative date; this is not a confirmed polling day.
Tentative / projectedIFES worldwide election calendar ↗ · Years change automatically; new announcements still require source updates.
201 countries and territories
Taiwan
Lai Ching-te is president and Cho Jung-tai is premier. Legislative seats and the separately elected presidency are different contests. Profile source
The January 2024 Legislative Yuan election returned 52 Kuomintang members, 51 Democratic Progressive Party members, eight Taiwan People’s Party members and two independents. No party won a majority. The next regular legislative election is expected in 2028; an exact date is not confirmed here. Central Election Commission results
TAIWAN · ELECTIONS & REPRESENTATION
Explore Taiwan’s recorded parliamentary results and how each chamber is selected. Leadership portraits appear above; the charts below show seats reported in the linked election records.
These are dated election records, not live chamber membership. By-elections, vacancies, appointments and changes of party may alter the current composition. A seat total can cover only the seats allocated in that result; it does not automatically represent the full statutory chamber.
Directly elected
Recorded selection · 13 January 2024
Each seat icon represents one reported seat. Colours distinguish parties within this chart; the arc is a visual grouping, not a seating plan.
Largest allocation in this resultKuomintang (KMT)52 of 113 reported seats. This alone does not identify a governing coalition.
View the source record ↗Regional election maps require separately verified geographic results. National seat totals are shown here without inferring regional winners.
Inter-Parliamentary Union: Parliamentary elections, November 2026. Terms of use · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
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