2023 Zimbabwean general election

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2023 Zimbabwean general election

← 2018 23-24 August 2023
 
Candidate Emmerson Mnangagwa Nelson Chamisa
Party ZANU–PF CCC
Popular vote 2,350,711 1,967,343
Percentage 52.60% 44.03%

President before election

Emmerson Mnangagwa
ZANU–PF

Elected President

Emmerson Mnangagwa
ZANU–PF

General elections were held in Zimbabwe on 23 August 2023 to elect the President and members of both houses of Parliament.[1] Emmerson Mnangagwa was re-elected as president. The ZANU–PF kept their majority in the National Assembly and the Senate.

Presidential candidates[change | change source]

Party/coalition Presidential nominee Most recent political office
Image Nominee
Citizens Coalition For Change Nelson Chamisa Minister of Information and Communications Technology
(2009–2013)
ZANU–PF Emmerson Mnangagwa President
(2017–present)

Results[change | change source]

CandidatePartyVotes%
Emmerson MnangagwaZANU–PF2,350,71152.60
Nelson ChamisaCitizens Coalition For Change1,967,34344.03
Wilbert MubaiwaNational People’s Congress53,5171.20
Douglas MwonzoraMovement for Democratic Change – Tsvangirai28,8830.65
Joseph Makamba BushaFreeZim Congress18,8160.42
Blessing KasiyamhuruZimbabwe Partnership for Prosperity13,0600.29
Tapiwa Trust ChikohoraZimbabwe Coalition for Peace and Development Party10,2300.23
Gwinyai Henry MuzorewaUnited African National Council7,0530.16
Elisabeth ValerioUnited Zimbabwe Alliance6,9890.16
Harry Peter WilsonDemocratic Opposition Party6,7430.15
Lovemore MadhukuNational Constitutional Assembly5,3230.12
Total4,468,668100.00
Valid votes4,468,66897.97
Invalid/blank votes92,5532.03
Total votes4,561,221100.00
Registered voters/turnout6,623,51168.86
Source: Zimbabwe Electoral Commission

References[change | change source]

  1. "Zimbabwe Presidential Elections Scheduled for Aug. 23". Bloomberg. 31 May 2023. Retrieved 2023-05-31.