All 147 seats in the National Assembly of Guinea 

Chief of State: Général Mamadi DOUMBOUYA (since 5 September 2021) 

Head of Government: Amadou Oury BAH (since 27 February 2024) 

Assembly: Legislative responsibilities are currently handled by the Transitional National Council (Conseil national de transition), an appointed unicameral, 81-seat body. Following this election, Guinea will have a bicameral Parliament (Parlement) with an 87 seat Senate (Sénat) and 147 seat National Assembly (Assemblée Nationale) 

The President is typically directly elected through a two-round majoritarian system to a once renewable 7-year term.   

The Prime Minister is appointed by the President.   

Two-thirds of the 87 members of the Senate are indirectly elected, and the remaining one-third are selected by the President. All members serve 6-year terms. 

Two-thirds of the 147 members of the National Assembly are elected through majority vote in single-member constituencies. The remaining one-third of members are elected through proportional representation from a national list. All members are elected to a 5-year term. 

Candidate filing deadline: 3 April 2026 

Voter registration deadline: Not applicable; voter registration was not held in lead up to this election. 

Alliance for Renewal and Progress / Alliance pour le Renouveau et le Progrès (ARP) 

Democratic Alternation for Change / Alternance Démocratique pour le Changement (ADC) 

New Future Guinea / Avenir Guinée Nouvelle (AGN) 

Liberal Bloc / Bloc Libéral (BL) 

Forces of Integrity for Democracy and Freedom / Forces des Intègres pour la Démocratie et la Liberté (FIDEL) 

Democratic Front of Guinea / Front Démocratique de Guinée (FDG / FRONDEG) 

Front for National Alliance / Front pour l’Alliance Nationale (FAN) 

National Movement for Development / Mouvement National pour le Développement (MND) 

Fresh Start / Nouveau Départ (ND) 

New Generation for the Republic / Nouvelle Génération pour la République (NGR) 

Party of Citizen Action through Work / Parti de l’Action Citoyenne par le Travail (PACT) 

Party of Democrats for Hope / Parti des Démocrates pour l’Espoir (PADES) 

Rally of Guineans for Alternation / Rassemblement des Guinéens pour l’Alternance (RGA) 

Guinean Rally for Labour / Rassemblement Guinéen du Travail (RGT) 

Rally for National Democracy / Rassemblement pour la Démocratie Nationale (RDN) 

Rally for Renaissance and Development / Rassemblement pour la Renaissance et le Développement (RRD) 

Rally for a Prosperous Guinea / Rassemblement pour une Guinée Prospère (RGP) 

Democratic Union of Guinea / Union Démocratiques de Guinée (UDG) 

Union of the Forces of Change / Union des Forces du Changement (UFC) 

Union for Democracy and Development / Union pour la Démocratie et le Développement (UDD) 

Union for a Popular Movement / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire (UMP) 

Population: 14,754,785 (2024 est.) 

Registered Voters: 6,768,458 (2025) 

V-Dem Electoral Democracy Index Score: 0.19 (2026) 

V-Dem Regimes of the World Classification: Closed Autocracy (2026) 

Human Development Index (HDI) Position: 0.500, Low, Rank 179 (2023) 

Female Population: 7,453,518 (2024 est.) 

CEDAW Status: Signed 17 July 1980, Ratified 9 August 1982 

Gender Quota: Yes, legislated quotas that tie certain political financing to gender quota requirements. 

Female Candidates in this election: Yes 

Number of Female Legislators (pre-election): 24 out of 81 (29.6%) in the Assembly 

Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI) Categorization: 34 (2023) 

CRPD Status: Signed 16 May 2007, Ratified 8 February 2008 

Projected population with a disability: 2,360,766 (2024 est.)