The CNE's national count, which it has usually called provisional. There is no official running count on election night: the first nationwide figures are the CNE's national count, announced at a press event and posted as PDFs. Electoral law art. 94: 'Entre 7 a 10 dias a contar da data do encerramento da votação a CNE anuncia os resultados do apuramento nacional'. In practice the CNE has been faster. 2019 1st round: vote Sun 24 Nov, results Wed 27 Nov, day 3 (Al Jazeera, 27 Nov 2019). 2019 runoff: vote 29 Dec, provisional result 1 Jan 2020, day 3 (VOA, 1 Jan 2020; the CNE PDF is titled 'Resultados provisórios de 2ª volta'). 2025: vote 23 Nov; the CNE was due to announce on 27 Nov, day 4, but the 26 Nov coup stopped the count and the results were never published (Al Jazeera, 2 Dec 2025). 2026 referendum: vote 30 Aug, provisional result Tue 1 Sep, day 2 (Euronews PT, 1 Sep 2026). The window opens on day 2 and closes at the end of day 10, the legal upper bound. Polls close at 17:00 local, UTC+0 (art. 69: 'A votação inicia às 7 horas ... e termina as 17 horas').
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The CNE's definitive result: it proclaims the elected candidate, or the two candidates for the second round (arts. 93, 101), and publishes the official map in the Boletim Oficial within 48 hours of finishing the national count (art. 97). Appeals against CNE decisions go to the plenary of the Supreme Court of Justice (STJ). They must be lodged within 48 h, replies are due within 48 h, and the Court decides within a further 48 h (arts. 142–147). The law gives the STJ no separate step to validate the presidential result, so there is no court-validation stage here. 2019 1st round: the CNE's day-3 figures (27 Nov) are the ones it now posts as 'Resultados definitivos de 1ª volta'. 2019 runoff: provisional on day 3, then 'definitive' on Fri 17 Jan 2020, day 19 (RTP). The STJ then ordered the national count operations redone. The CNE reconfirmed the result on 25 Feb 2020, day 58 (Observador, 25 Feb 2020). The window closes at the end of 31 Dec 2026, day 25, later than 2019's day 19. A contested count like 2020's could run well past it. The 2026 revised electoral law was not found, so the deadlines above may have changed.
The CNE announces the national count, with constituency results announced by the CNE president (arts. 84, 90, 94). Art. 94 allows 7 to 10 days from the close of voting. 2023 legislative: vote Sun 4 Jun, results announced early afternoon of 8 Jun, day 4 (CNE news item 'O Resultado das Eleições Legislativas', cne.gw). 2025 general: results were due 27 Nov, day 4, but were never published after the 26 Nov coup (Al Jazeera, 2 Dec 2025). 2026 referendum: day 2 (Euronews PT, 1 Sep 2026). The window runs from day 2 to the end of day 10, the legal bound. Polls close at 17:00 UTC (art. 69).
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ESTIMATE. The CNE distributes the seats and names those elected (art. 93), then publishes the official map in the Boletim Oficial within 48 h of finishing the national count (art. 97). Appeals go to the STJ plenary on a 48 h + 48 h + 48 h timetable (arts. 142–147). 2023: the CNE posted the Boletim Oficial for the 4 Jun election on its site (news item 306), but the publication date was not checked. The window copies the presidential one and closes at the end of 31 Dec 2026, day 25. The 2026 revised electoral law (65 seats, 12 constituencies) was not found, so the deadlines may have changed.
When will the final result of the President race be official?
Expected between 2026-12-09T00:00:00Z and 2026-12-31T23:59:59Z (UTC), confidence precedent. The CNE's definitive result: it proclaims the elected candidate, or the two candidates for the second round (arts. 93, 101), and publishes the official map in the Boletim Oficial within 48 hours of finishing the national count (art. 97). Appeals against CNE decisions go to the plenary of the Supreme Court of Justice (STJ). They must be lodged within 48 h, replies are due within 48 h, and the Court decides within a further 48 h (arts. 142–147). The law gives the STJ no separate step to validate the presidential result, so there is no court-validation stage here. 2019 1st round: the CNE's day-3 figures (27 Nov) are the ones it now posts as 'Resultados definitivos de 1ª volta'. 2019 runoff: provisional on day 3, then 'definitive' on Fri 17 Jan 2020, day 19 (RTP). The STJ then ordered the national count operations redone. The CNE reconfirmed the result on 25 Feb 2020, day 58 (Observador, 25 Feb 2020). The window closes at the end of 31 Dec 2026, day 25, later than 2019's day 19. A contested count like 2020's could run well past it. The 2026 revised electoral law was not found, so the deadlines above may have changed.
When will the final result of the National People's Assembly race be official?
Expected between 2026-12-09T00:00:00Z and 2026-12-31T23:59:59Z (UTC), confidence estimate. ESTIMATE. The CNE distributes the seats and names those elected (art. 93), then publishes the official map in the Boletim Oficial within 48 h of finishing the national count (art. 97). Appeals go to the STJ plenary on a 48 h + 48 h + 48 h timetable (arts. 142–147). 2023: the CNE posted the Boletim Oficial for the 4 Jun election on its site (news item 306), but the publication date was not checked. The window copies the presidential one and closes at the end of 31 Dec 2026, day 25. The 2026 revised electoral law (65 seats, 12 constituencies) was not found, so the deadlines may have changed.
Where are the official President results?
No single-election results page is recorded yet. The counting authority is National Elections Commission (http://www.cne.gw/).
Where are the official National People's Assembly results?
No single-election results page is recorded yet. The counting authority is National Elections Commission (http://www.cne.gw/).
Provenance: researcher agent 2026-09-24: ANG 21 Jan 2026 and O Democrata GB 21 Jan 2026 (Decree 02/2026), electoral legislation PDF on cne.gw (2019 edition), cne.gw results pages and news items, Al Jazeera 27 Nov 2019 / 2 Dec 2025 / 1 Sep 2026, VOA 1 Jan 2020, RTP and Observador (Jan–Feb 2020), Euronews PT 1 Sep 2026 (CC BY 4.0 (Election Index)). Cite as: Election Index, "Guinea-Bissau general election 2026", https://electionindex.org/election/guinea-bissau-general-2026, dataset 2026-09-24.4702fd43.