Good morning fellow citizens,
We are delighted that you are joining us today at this momentous occasion as the country makes a significant landmark in our constitutional and electoral process.

Today, the Electoral Commission of Zambia announces the names of the 70 new constituencies that will form part of Zambia’s democratic architecture ahead of the August 2026 General Election and beyond. This announcement is not the beginning of the journey. It is the culmination of a national electoral process rooted in law, informed by citizen participation, and guided by transparency, inclusivity and impartiality.

NOTICE OF BEST EVALUATED BIDDER – 16TH APRIL, 2026 – Supply And Delivery Of Various Election Materials

PROCUREMENT OF THIRTY (30No.) MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER 2025 STANDARD EDITION LICENSES FOR THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF ZAMBIA

STAKEHOLDERS MEETING HELD ON 18THFEBRUARY 2025 AT MULUNGUSHI

NOTIFICATION OF TENDER AWARD- 28TH OCTOBER, 2024

NOTICE OF VALIDLY NOMINATED CANDIDATES FOR ONE (1) COUNCILLOR BY-ELECTION

The Electoral Commission of Zambia wishes to inform members of the public of the suspension of Continuous Registration of Voters (CRV) in Chipata and Mumbwa.

Notice is hereby given to the general public that the Electoral Commission of Zambia has prescribed Tuesday, 19th November, 2024 as the date on which to hold three (3) ward local government by-elections in Dilika Ward of Chipata District in Eastern Province, Iyaya Ward in Mungwi District of Northern Province and Kalwanyembe Ward of Mumbwa District in Central Province.

The Electoral Commission of Zambia has registered 12,248 voters in the month of September, 2024, out of which 6005 are male while 6243 are female. Samfya recorded the highest number of registered voters in the month under review at 1004, while Kabwe recorded the least at 38.