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South Sudan’s 22 December 2026 election is scheduled, but voters should verify registration dates, approved candidates, polling centres and the final ballot structure through the National Elections Commission. A 28 September government statement said county commissioners and county councillors would not be elected on 22 December; a definitive NEC ballot notice is still needed. This is an independent civic guide, not an official NEC service.
Check NEC announcements · Government statement reported by Eye RadioReview documented party selections, nominations and NEC candidate confirmation status — without confusing internal primaries with the general election.
Explore party primaries →Registration centres, dates, identification requirements and polling locations must be verified against official NEC notices. This site does not register voters.
Read voter guide →Explore the existing 102-constituency reference directory. Confirm any boundary or seat changes against current NEC documentation.
Explore constituencies →Editorial status: information is attributed to the original source; party-primary winners are not NEC-approved candidates unless separately confirmed.
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