2026–2027. The CEP published an updated calendar on 28 October 2026.
Elections
A neutral desk for Haitian elections in Haiti and for Haitian communities abroad. Dates come from the Provisional Electoral Council. Reporting comes from Radio Continentale’s approved archive. This page does not endorse a candidate or a party.
CEP note of 10 November 2026: online registration for the presidency and the legislature closes 15 November 2026 at midnight.
No preliminary or certified results have been published for this cycle.
Not confirmed as open in any country. Preparatory visits are not polling places.
Candidate fiches
Registered presidential hopefuls, pending CEP approval. Registration is not approval. This page does not endorse a candidate or a party.
Pending CEP approval
Dominique Dupuy
Pati Vizyon Dayiti
Born on 23 March 1990 in Cap-Haïtien. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Religious Affairs, and Haitians Living Abroad from 12 June to 16 November 2024. She attended Vanier College, graduated from McGill University in 2012 in international development, and spent an exchange semester at Lancaster University in 2011.
Pending CEP approval
Etzer S. Emile
SOLÈY
Born on 1 September 1985 in Cavaillon. Economist, consultant, and lecturer. He studied at Université Quisqueya and the State University of Haiti, then completed an MBA in finance and banking in Taiwan.
Pending CEP approval
Joseph Michel Martelly
DEBLOKE
Born on 12 February 1961 in Port-au-Prince. Musician known as Sweet Micky, and president of Haiti from 14 May 2011 to 7 February 2016.
Pending CEP approval
Jude Célestin
Entente Nationale
Born on 19 June 1962 in Port-au-Prince. Former executive director of the National Center of Equipment, and a presidential candidate in 2010–2011, 2015, and 2016.
Pending CEP approval
Claude Joseph
Les Engagés pour le Développement
Acting prime minister from 14 April to 20 July 2021, and minister of foreign affairs and worship from March 2020 to November 2021.
Pending CEP approval
Jean Ernest Muscadin
Fòs Chanjman Nasyonal
Lawyer and former government commissioner in Miragoâne, installed in that post on 31 January 2020. Born in Les Cayes in the 1970s.
Pending CEP approval
Jocelerme Privert
Ayiti Transfòme
Born on 1 February 1953 in Petit-Trou-de-Nippes. Interim president of Haiti from 14 February 2016 to 7 February 2017, and earlier a senator and interior minister.
Pending CEP approval
Gary Bodeau
Platfòm Rekonsilye
Born on 18 November 1977. President of the Chamber of Deputies from 10 January 2018 to 13 January 2020.
Pending CEP approval
Philippe Gérard Jerry Tardieu
En Avant pour Haïti
Born on 13 July 1967 in Port-au-Prince. Author, entrepreneur, and deputy for Pétion-Ville from 2016 to 2020.
Pending CEP approval
Jacky Lumarque
Myèl
Born on 27 March 1953 in Jacmel. Mathematics professor and rector of Université Quisqueya since 2007.
Pending CEP approval
Wilson Jeudy
Vision-Action-Réalisation
Mayor of Delmas. Registered for the presidency with Vision-Action-Réalisation.
Pending CEP approval
Jean-Marie Junior Salomon
Organisation du Peuple en Lutte
Born on 17 April 1977 in Port-au-Prince. Lawyer and former senator.
Pending CEP approval
Marie Anne Savannah Hadid Savary
Haïti en Marche pour le Développement
Registered for the presidency with Haïti en Marche pour le Développement.
Pending CEP approval
Joanas Gué
Konbit ak Aksyon pou Ayiti Bèl
Registered for the presidency with Konbit ak Aksyon pou Ayiti Bèl.
Pending CEP approval
Walsonn Sanon
Anfòs pou Sove Lonè
Registered for the presidency with Anfòs pou Sove Lonè.
Pending CEP approval
Wilner Joseph
Viktwa
Registered for the presidency with Viktwa.
Pending CEP approval
Jean Clarens Renois
Union Nationale pour l’Intégrité et la Réconciliation
Registered for the presidency with Union Nationale pour l’Intégrité et la Réconciliation.
Pending CEP approval
Deus Deronneth
Les Démocrates visionnaires pour la nouvelle Haïti
Registered for the presidency with Les Démocrates visionnaires pour la nouvelle Haïti.
Featured
The lead reports below are drawn from stories already approved for this site. Each card names the publisher, the date, and a verification label when a report rests on one source.
Electoral process · Haiti
Elections: They Grew Up Without Voting, Will 2027 Finally Give Them That Chance?
Le Nouvelliste published this news report on November 12, 2026.
Electoral process · Haiti
Single source
A few hours before the deadline for candidacies, but an eternity away from the elections
Le Nouvelliste published a news report in news on November 13, 2026. The publisher headline is: A few hours before the deadline for candidacies, but an eternity away from the elections. This is an original short summary. The full article…
Electoral process · Haiti
Single source
Election: Savannah Savary Refuses to Let Power Become "a Cake"
Le Nouvelliste published a news report in news on November 13, 2026. The publisher headline is: Election: Savannah Savary Refuses to Let Power Become "a Cake". This is an original short summary. The full article stays on the original site.
Electoral process · Haiti
Single source
Delphine Pronk reaffirms the European Union's commitment to security and elections
Le Nouvelliste published a news report in news on November 13, 2026. The publisher headline is: Delphine Pronk reaffirms the European Union's commitment to security and elections. This is an original short summary. The full article stays…
Election news
This list updates from the approved news archive. It does not copy full articles. Search, country, election type, year, and category apply to those approved reports. The year filter matches the publication year or a year named in the headline.
2 approved reports. A country tag means the report mentions that place. It does not mean Haitian voting is open there.
Candidates · Haiti
Single source
The online registration of candidates for the presidency and legislative elections ends on November 15
Le Nouvelliste published a news report in news on November 13, 2026. The publisher headline is: The online registration of candidates for the presidency and legislative elections ends on November 15. This is an original short summary. The…
Press coverage only. Radio Continentale does not endorse this person or any party.
Candidates · Haiti
Single source
Le CEP prolonge l’inscription des candidats jusqu’au 14 octobre
Radio Metropole published a news report in news on September 3, 2026. The publisher headline is: Le CEP prolonge l’inscription des candidats jusqu’au 14 octobre. This is an original short summary. The full article stays on the original…
Press coverage only. Radio Continentale does not endorse this person or any party.
Coverage timeline
Newest approved reports first. This is a reporting chronology, separate from the official election calendar.
Electoral calendar
Only dates stated in CEP notes are listed. Earlier draft calendars are not shown. Intermediate steps that the CEP has not stated in the notes below are marked unavailable rather than estimated.
Preparatory meeting on voting abroad
The CEP met the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry for Haitians Living Abroad, and the National Identification Office. The note describes preparation. It does not open polling places. CEP note
Chile and Brazil visit
A CEP delegation was in Chile and Brazil to explore a pilot for diaspora voting. Voting was not declared open. CEP note
Electoral decree
The electoral decree of 6 October 2026 revises the decree of 2 June 2026, as amended on 2 July 2026. It was published in Le Moniteur, special issue No. 50. Decree archive
United States visit
A CEP delegation, including a stop in Florida, prepared a pilot for diaspora participation. The note does not list polling places. CEP note (PDF)
Updated calendar published
The CEP said the updated calendar follows the 6 October decree and consultations with security forces, political actors, civil society, business, and the government. CEP note
Member registration closed
The CEP said 31 parties, 17 groupings, and 3 independent candidates finished registering members and supporters at midnight. This is not the candidate list. CEP notes
Online candidate registration closes
Presidential and legislative online registration closes at midnight, according to the CEP note of 10 November 2026. Required documents are due by 30 November 2026. CEP note
Electoral authorities meet in Santo Domingo
The CEP president attended the 19th Inter-American Meeting of Electoral Authorities. That meeting is not a Haitian election and not a diaspora vote. CEP notes
First round
Presidential and legislative elections. The CEP president presented this date as part of the calendar published on 28 October 2026. CEP note (PDF)
Second round and local elections
Second round, together with elections for territorial collectivities, as presented by the CEP president from the same calendar. CEP note (PDF)
Final results
Publication of definitive results, as presented by the CEP president. No results exist before the vote. CEP note (PDF)
Unavailable here: campaign opening, the close of the voter roll, and polling hours. Those steps are not copied until a CEP note states them. Reviewed 14 November 2026.
Candidates and parties
The official roster of qualified candidates is still pending publication by the CEP. The fiches above are people who have registered online. Registration is not approval. This desk does not publish policy platforms that a candidate has not put in an approved report.
Online registration for presidential and legislative files was set to close at midnight on 15 November 2026. Deposit of the required documents was set to close on 30 November 2026. Both dates are from the CEP note of 10 November 2026.
31 / 17 / 3Parties, groupings, and independent candidates that the CEP said had finished registering members and supporters by midnight on 8 November 2026. This is not a list of approved candidates.
These cards are press reports already approved for the Radio Continentale archive. They are not an official CEP roster, not a ranking, and not an endorsement. A person named in a headline is not a qualified candidate unless the CEP says so.
Candidates · Haiti
Single source
The online registration of candidates for the presidency and legislative elections ends on November 15
Le Nouvelliste published a news report in news on November 13, 2026. The publisher headline is: The online registration of candidates for the presidency and legislative elections ends on November 15. This is an original short summary. The…
Press coverage only. Radio Continentale does not endorse this person or any party.
Candidates · Haiti
Single source
Le CEP prolonge l’inscription des candidats jusqu’au 14 octobre
Radio Metropole published a news report in news on September 3, 2026. The publisher headline is: Le CEP prolonge l’inscription des candidats jusqu’au 14 octobre. This is an original short summary. The full article stays on the original…
Press coverage only. Radio Continentale does not endorse this person or any party.
Election results
Results will be grouped by office and by place when the CEP publishes them. Preliminary figures will stay labeled preliminary until the CEP certifies them. Disputed results will stay labeled disputed. None of those documents exist yet.
No preliminary or certified results
The CEP has not published preliminary or final results for the 2026–2027 presidential, legislative, or local elections. This desk does not chart votes, turnout, or polls unless the figure is an official result.
Official results chart
Withheld. A chart is shown only after the CEP publishes figures that can be displayed without estimating or filling gaps.
- Preliminary means the CEP has published an early count that is still open to correction.
- Certified means the CEP has published the final result.
- Disputed means a competent authority says the result is contested. No result on this page is marked disputed, because none has been published.
Haiti and the diaspora
Haitian national elections are separate from elections held by other countries. A preparatory visit, a diplomatic meeting, or an election in the United States, Canada, France, or elsewhere is not a Haitian polling place. No country below is marked as open for Haitian voting.
Haiti
Presidential and legislative elections are on the CEP calendar, with a first round presented for 18 July 2027. Local elections are presented with the second round on 4 October 2027. Voter registration drives and mobile teams have been announced. A full map of registration centers is not published here.
United States
On 15 October 2026 the CEP described a delegation in the United States, including Florida, to prepare a diaspora-vote pilot. Polling places are not confirmed.
Canada
No CEP note confirms Haitian polling places in Canada. A CEP counselor observed Quebec’s general election as an exchange program. That was a Canadian election, not a Haitian vote.
France
No CEP note confirms Haitian polling places in France.
Dominican Republic
The CEP president attended an electoral-authorities meeting in Santo Domingo on 11–13 November 2026. That meeting was not a Haitian election.
Brazil and Chile
A CEP delegation visited both countries from 18 August 2026 to explore a pilot. Voting was not declared open in either country.
Elsewhere
The CEP has not published a list of additional countries where Haitians can vote in the 2026–2027 national elections. A public reading of article 390 of the 6 October 2026 decree says registered Haitians abroad may vote in the presidential election and a popular ratification, in communities the CEP identifies, with places and procedures set by an order of the Council of Ministers. Until that order names communities and places, voting abroad should be treated as not open.
Voter guide
Who organizes the election
The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) organizes the elections. Office: 72, rue Stephen Archer, Pétion-Ville. Phone +509 4420-6006 and +509 3163-9523. Email contact@cephaiti.ht. cephaiti.ht
The rules
The current framework cited by the CEP is the electoral decree of 6 October 2026, revising the decree of 2 June 2026 as amended on 2 July 2026. Eligibility, documents, and voting steps should be read from that decree and from CEP instructions, which can change. Decree text
Voter registration
The CEP has announced mobile registration in public places and said it intends to add mobile teams. A press report describes people still waiting for an identity card before they can register. That report is not a CEP rule. Identity-card report
Candidate registration
Candidates use the CEP portal. The 10 November 2026 note sets midnight on 15 November 2026 for online presidential and legislative registration, and 30 November 2026 for required documents. Candidate portal
How results will be labeled
Preliminary means an early CEP count. Certified means the final CEP result. Disputed means a competent authority says the result is contested. Charts stay empty until official figures exist.
Voting from abroad
Do not travel or plan on the assumption that a polling place is open. The CEP has described pilots and a legal opening that still needs an official list of communities, places, and procedures. None of that list is published on this page.
How this desk works
- Official dates and procedures: Conseil Électoral Provisoire.
- Approved reporting: the Radio Continentale news archive. Each card links to the publisher.
- This page was reviewed on 14 November 2026. Archive cards show their own publication dates.
- Radio Continentale does not endorse candidates or parties, does not publish polls, and does not fill missing dates.
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