{"iso":"GY","name":"Guyana","flag":"\ud83c\uddec\ud83c\uddfe","vote":"National Assembly \u00b7 seat projection","model":"seat","updated":"2025-09-01","source":"2025 election result, official count","credit":"General election results as published by the Guyana Elections Commission, official count","shares":{"PPPC":55.3,"WIN":24.9,"APNU":17.8,"FGM":1.0},"polls":[],"parties":{"PPPC":{"name":"People's Progressive Party/Civic","color":"#BF1B2C"},"WIN":{"name":"We Invest in Nationhood","color":"#3E35E8"},"APNU":{"name":"A Partnership for National Unity","color":"#1C9F43"},"FGM":{"name":"Forward Guyana Movement","color":"#4E0B8C"}},"seats":{"PPPC":37,"WIN":16,"APNU":12},"seat_meta":{"total":65,"majority":33,"method":"dhondt","threshold":0.0,"chamber":"National Assembly","note":"Real system is closed-list PR (40 national-list + 25 geographic-constituency seats) by largest remainder with no threshold; approximated as one national proportional pool.","largest":"PPPC"},"primer":{"system":"Unitary parliamentary republic with an executive presidency","head_of_state":"President Irfaan Ali, who heads the government","head_of_government":"Prime Minister and First Vice President Mark Phillips, under the president","legislature":"National Assembly, 65 seats \u00b7 40 filled from a national list and 25 from geographic constituencies","electoral_system":"Closed-list proportional representation \u00b7 the presidency goes to the candidate of the list with the most votes.","government_now":"Irfaan Ali's People's Progressive Party/Civic was re-elected on 1 September 2025 with 36 of 65 seats.","context":"The new We Invest in Nationhood movement overtook the PNCR-led APNU to become the main opposition with 16 seats. The next election is due in 2030.","sources":"Open encyclopedic records of officeholders, the Assembly and elections \u00b7 checked 2 Jul 2026"},"parties_info":{"PPPC":["People's Progressive Party/Civic","","Centre-left, historically Indo-Guyanese-based governing party; re-elected in 2025 under President Irfaan Ali."],"WIN":["We Invest in Nationhood","","New party of businessman Azruddin Mohamed, launched months before the 2025 vote on a cross-ethnic, oil-wealth-sharing platform; now the main opposition."],"APNU":["A Partnership for National Unity","","PNCR-led, historically Afro-Guyanese coalition; the former main opposition, pushed into third place in 2025."],"FGM":["Forward Guyana Movement","","Small newer party that won a single seat in 2025."]},"seats_now":{"chamber":"National Assembly","as_of":"2025 election","total":65,"seats":{"PPPC":36,"WIN":16,"APNU":12,"FGM":1}},"region_winners":{"Barima-Waini":"PPPC","Pomeroon-Supenaam":"PPPC","Demerara-Mahaica":"PPPC","Mahaica-Berbice":"PPPC","East Berbice-Corentyne":"PPPC","Potaro-Siparuni":"PPPC","Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo":"PPPC","Cuyuni-Mazaruni":"WIN","Upper Demerara-Berbice":"WIN"},"region_meta":{"election":"2025 Guyanese general election (1 September 2025)","source":"Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) declared district results, official count","note":"Each region shaded by the party with the most votes in 2025. The PPP/C led eight of the ten districts; the new We Invest in Nationhood movement won Cuyuni-Mazaruni and Upper Demerara-Berbice, the latter long a PNCR stronghold. Region 3 (Essequibo Islands-West Demerara) is absent from this map's geometry."},"has_geo":true,"next_election":{"date":"2030","title":"Guyanese general election","chamber":"National Assembly","type":"expected"}}