Nigeria Elections Hub
Source-backed election schedules, final candidates and completed results. Records that have not passed verification and freshness checks remain unpublished.
Presidential election: 16 January 2027
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Candidates
Browse final candidates that passed the publication gate
Results
Verified completed results with evidence and coverage labels
Polling Units
Find your polling unit by state, LGA, and ward
Electoral Calendar
Upcoming elections, voter registration, and INEC timelines
Parties
Registered political parties, leadership, and platforms
Electoral Guide
How voting works, requirements, and your rights
Nigerian Elections
| Election | Offices | Cycle | Next | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Presidential | President & Vice President | Every 4 years | 2027 | Federal |
| Governorship | 36 State Governors | Every 4 years | 2027 | State |
| National Assembly | 109 Senate seats, 360 House seats | Every 4 years | 2027 | Federal |
| State House of Assembly | 990 State Assembly Members | Every 4 years | 2027 | State |
| Local Government | 774 LGA Chairmen & Councillors | Varies by state | Ongoing | Local |
Recent Elections
2023 contests → current offices
Civic tracks the 2023 contests and current officeholders separately.
INEC IReV records establish all 360 House of Representatives contests held on 25 February 2023. Authoritative per-seat results are not published in any form Civic can verify, so no winner is claimed. Current members are recorded separately, as a present-day fact.
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Legislative record
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Representation and LGAs
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Budget accountability
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Resource context
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About Nigerian Elections
Elections in Nigeria are conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The country has 176,846 polling units across 774 Local Government Areas, 36 states, and the FCT. All citizens aged 18 and above who are registered voters are eligible to vote.