Election2025.com

This national electoral calendar for 2025 lists the national/federal elections scheduled to be held in 2025 in all sovereign states and their dependent territories. By-elections are excluded, though national referendums are included. Specific dates are given where these are known.

• 12 January:
  • Comoros, Parliament^[1]
  • Croatia, President (2nd round)
• 16 January: Vanuatu, Parliament^[2]
• 26 January: Belarus, President

• 7 February: Turks and Caicos Islands, Parliament
• 9 February:
  • Ecuador, President (1st round) and Parliament^[3]
  • Kosovo, Parliament^[4]
  • Liechtenstein, Parliament^[5]
  • Switzerland, Referendums^[6]
• 15 February: Abkhazia, President (1st round)
• 18 February: Bermuda, House of Assembly^[7]
• 23 February: Germany, Bundestag
• 26 February: Anguilla, Parliament^[8]

• 1 March: Abkhazia, President (2nd round)
• 2 March: Tajikistan, Assembly of Representatives
• 4 March: Micronesia, Parliament^[9]
• 5 March: Tristan da Cunha, Chief Islander and Parliament^[10]
• 11 March: Greenland, Parliament
• 12 March: Belize, House of Representatives^[11]
• 21 March: Curaçao, Parliament^[12]

• 12 April: Gabon, President^[13]
• 13 April: Ecuador, President (2nd round)
• 25 April: Marshall Islands, Constitutional Referendum
• 28 April:
  • Canada, House of Commons^[14]
  • Trinidad and Tobago, House of Representatives^[15]
• 30 April: Cayman Islands, Parliament and Referendum^[16]

• 3 May:
  • Australia, House of Representatives and Senate^[17]
  • Singapore, Parliament
• 4 May: Romania, President (1st round)
• 11 May: Albania, Parliament^[18]
• 12 May: Philippines, House of Representatives and Senate^[19][20]
• 18 May:
  • Poland, President (1st round)^[21]
  • Portugal, Parliament
  • Romania, President (2nd round)
• 25 May:
  • Suriname, Parliament
  • Venezuela, Parliament

• 1 June:
  • Mexico, Judiciary
  • Poland, President (2nd round)
• 3 June: South Korea, President
• 5 June: Burundi, National Assembly^[22]
• 8–9 June: Italy, Referendum^[23]
• 18 June: Guernsey, States of Guernsey^[24]

• 20 July: Japan, House of Councillors^[25]

• 17 August: Bolivia, President, Chamber of Deputies and Senate^[26]
• 23 August: Taiwan, Referendum
• 29 August: Samoa, Parliament

• 1 September: Guyana, President and Parliament
• 3 September:
  • Saint Helena, Parliament^[27]
  • Ascension, Island Council
• 8 September: Norway, Parliament
• 14 September: Macau, Parliament
• 16 September: Malawi, President and Parliament
• 21 September: Guinea, Constitutional Referendum^[28]
• 27 September:
  • Gabon, National Assembly^[29]
  • Seychelles, President and Parliament
• 28 September: Moldova, Parliament^[30]

• 3–4 October: Czech Republic, Chamber of Deputies
• 5 October: Cameroon, President
• 25 October: Ivory Coast, President^[31]
• 26 October: Argentina, Chamber of Deputies and Senate
• 28 October: Tanzania, President and Parliament
• 29 October: Netherlands, Parliament

• 11 November: Iraq, Parliament^[32]
• 15 November: Haiti, President, Chamber of Deputies and Senate^[33]
• 16 November: Chile, President (1st round), Chamber of Deputies and Senate
• 23 November: Guinea-Bissau, President and Parliament^[34]
• 30 November:
  • Honduras, President and Parliament^[35]
  • Transnistria, Parliament

• 7 December: Hong Kong, Parliament

• Cameroon, National Assembly
• Central African Republic, President and Parliament
• Egypt, House of Representatives (1st round)
• Haiti, Constitutional Referendum^[36]
• Ireland, President
• Jamaica, House of Representatives
• Kyrgyzstan, Parliament
• Nauru, Parliament
• New Caledonia, Parliament
• Northern Cyprus, President
• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Parliament
• Somalia, Parliament^[37]
• Tonga, Parliament

The following indirect elections of heads of state and the upper houses of bicameral legislatures will take place through votes in elected lower houses, unicameral legislatures, or electoral colleges:

• 29 September 2022–9 January: Lebanon, President^[38]
• 25 January–12 February: Greece, President^[39]
• 29–30 January: Ireland, Seanad^[40]
• 15 February: Togo, Senate [fr]^[41]
• 25 February: Chad, Senate [fr]^[42]
• 4 March: Isle of Man, Legislative Council^[43]
• 9 March: Algeria, Council of the Nation^[44]
• 12 March: Switzerland, Federal Council^[45]
• 28 March: Tajikistan, National Assembly
• 3 May: Togo, President^[46]
• 7–8 May: Vatican City, Pope^[47]
• July: Suriname, President [fr]^[48]
• 25 July: Burundi, Senate^[49]
• From June: Syria, Parliament
• India, Rajya Sabha