2014 Elections Map

Map showing the countries where elections held in 2014



Elections Calendar 2014

COUNTRY TYPE OF ELECTION ELECTION DATE
Bangladesh Bangladeshi general election, 2014  5. Jan. 2014
Somalia
(Puntland)
Puntland presidential election, 2014 8. Jan. 2014
Egypt Egyptian constitutional referendum, 2014 14 and 15. Jan. 2014
Costa Rica Costa Rican General Election, 2014 2. Feb. 2014
El Salvador Salvadoran presidential election, 2014 2. Feb. 2014
Thailand Thai general election, 2014 2. Feb. 2014
Libya Libyan Constitutional Assembly election, 2014 20. Feb. 2014
Columbia Colombian parliamentary election, 2014 9. Mar. 2014
Slovakia Slovak presidential election, 2014 15. Mar. 2014
Serbia Serbian parliamentary election, 2014 16. Mar. 2014
Maldives Maldivian parliamentary election, 2014 22. Mar. 2014
Afghanistan Afghan presidential election, 2014  5. Apr. 2014
Afghnistan Afghan presidential election, 2014 5. Apr. 2014
Hungary Hungarian parliamentary election, 2014 6. Apr. 2014
India Indian general election, 2014 7. Apr. to 12. May. 2014
Indonesia Indonesian legislative election, 2014 9. Apr. 2014
Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau general election, 2014 13. Apr. 2014
Macedonia Macedonian presidential election, 2014 13. Apr. 2014
Algeria Algerian presidential election, 2014 17 April 2014
Macedonia Macedonian parliamentary election, 2014 27. Apr. 2014
Iraq Iraqi parliamentary election, 2014 30. Apr. 2014
Panama Panama Presidential election, 2014 4. May. 2014
South Africa South African general election, 2014 7. May. 2014
Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau Presidential election, 2014 18. May. 2014
Malawi Malawian general election, 2014 20. May. 2014
Columbia Colombian presidential election, 2014 25. May. 2014
Ukraine Ukrainian presidential election, 2014 25. May. 2014
Egypt Egyptian presidential election, 2014 26–28. May. 2014
Syria Syrian presidential election, 2014 3. Jun. 2014
Kosovo Kosovan parliamentary election, 2014 8. Jun. 2014
Antigua & Barbuda Antigua and Barbuda general election, 2014 12. Jun. 2014
Mauritania Mauritanian presidential election, 2014 21. Jun. 2014
Libya Libya Parliamentary Eelctions 2014  25. Jun. 2014
Indonesia Indonesian presidential election, 2014 9. Jul.14
Slovenia Slovenian parliamentary election, 2014 13. Jul. 2014
Turkey Turkish presidential election, 2014 10. Aug. 2014
Fiji Fijian general election, 2014 17. Sep. 2014
Kazakhastan Kazakhstan Legislative Elections 2014 1. Oct. 2014
Brazil Brazilian general election, 2014 5. Oct. 2014
Bulgaria Bulgarian parliamentary election, 2014 5. Oct. 2014
Bolivia Bolivian general election, 2014 12. Oct. 2014
Bosnia & Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina general election, 2014 12. Oct. 2014
Mozambique Mozambican general election, 2014 15. Oct. 2014
Botswana Botswana general election, 2014 24. Oct. 2014
Haiti Haiti Legislative Elections 2014 26. Oct. 2014
Tunisia Tunisian parliamentary election, 2014 26. Oct. 2014
Ukraine Ukrainian parliamentary election, 2014 26. Oct. 2014
Uruguay Uruguayan general election, 2014 26. Oct. 2014
Romania Romanian presidential election, 2014 2. Nov. 2014
Soloman Islands Solomon Islands general election, 2014 19. Nov. 2014
Bahrain Bahraini general election, 2014 22. Nov. 2014
Namibia Namibian general election, 2014 28. Nov. 2014
Moldova Moldovan parliamentary election, 2014 30. Nov. 2014
Liberia Liberian parliamentary elections 20. Dec. 2014
Tunisia Tunisian presidential election, 2014 21. Dec. 2014

Election watch – polls around the world in 2014

October 15 — Mozambique

Mozambique’s former rebel leader Afonso Dhlakama; Mozambique Democratic Movement candidate Daviz Simango; and former defence minister Felipe Nyusi are the three presidential contenders. The National Assembly has 250 seats and there are over 10.8 million registered voters.

October 24 — Botswana

The three main candidates are President Seretse Khama Ian Khama of the Botswana Democratic Party; Dumelang Saleshando of Botswana Congress Party; and Duma Boko of Umbrella for Democratic Change. Assembly has 57 seats. Registered voters are around one million.

October 26 — Tunisia

More than five million voters of this north African country will choose their parliament. Ennahda, the Islamist party, and Nidaa Tounes, a broad-base alliance, are the two main fronts.

October 26 — Uruguay

Opinion polls show former President Tabare Vazquez will get the maximum votes in the first round, with National party candidate Luis Alberto Lacalle Pou taking second place. Uruguay has approximately 2 million voters.

October 26 — Brazil

With no clear winner in the first round, the second round on October 26 will be a direct contest between the President Dilma Rousseff and her challenger Aécio Neves. Their fate will be decided by more than 140 million voters.

October 26 — Ukraine

With conflict raging on in eastern Ukraine, the country will go to polls to choose its Supreme Council, which was disbanded in August. The separatists plan to hold their own elections in areas under their control. In the 2012 polls, held under relatively peaceful circumstances, Ukraine had 36 million registered voters.

November 2 — Romania

Romania’s Prime Minister Victor Ponta is leading opinion polls as the first round presidential polls approaches. Klaus Iohannis, the mayor of Sibiu, city in Transylvanian and Calin Popescu-Tariceanu, both liberals, are among his main challengers. Registered voters are around 18.5 million.

November 4 — United States

The US midterm elections will see a total of 39 Gubernatorial Polls (15 Democrat seats, 23 Republican, one independent). Voters will also choose 35 Senate seats. Of these 21 are held by Democrats and 14 are with Republicans.

November 19 — Solomon Islands

Around 290,000 registered voters of Solomon Islands are eligible to cast their ballot on November 19, the first time the Pacific nation goes to vote since a peacekeeping operation ended.

November 22 — Bahrain

Though King Hamad of this tiny Gulf state has announced November 22 as the date for electing a new parliament, the polls are mired in uncertainty as the Shia-led opposition groups have called for a boycott. Elections on November 22 will be conducted for the current 40 seats from lower house of parliament. Municipal elections will also take place at the same time.

November 23 — Tunisia

The incumbent Moncef Marzouki, National Constituent Assembly Chief Mustapha Ben Jaafar, and former premier Beji Caid Essebsi are among the main candidates as Tunisia is set to choose its president.

November 27 — Tonga

Tonga will hold its second ever general elections on November 27 to elect 26 members of the legislative assembly. Of these, 17 will be elected by voters, while the remaining chosen by the nobility. The island nation has nearly 50,000 registered voters.

November 29 — Namibia

Namibians will elect their national assembly and new president on November 29. This would be the fifth election after this southern African nation became independent. The ruling party SWAPO is aiming to be elected for the sixth consecutive time.

November 30 — Moldova

The parties to watch out for in the parliamentary polls are the Communists and the pro-Europe liberal alliance. What makes the election significant is that it could determine if the country pursues a pro-Europe or pro-Russia policy. In the 2010 polls, Moldova had more than 2.7 million registered voters.

December 21 — Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan will hold parliamentary elections, along with regional, district, and city council elections on December 21.

December 28 — Comoros

Originally scheduled for early November, the Comoros general elections were postponed to December 28. A second round of polls in this politically volatile east African archipelago is due for February 2015.

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