When the next elections are, by the date the law sets or that has already been called. A date set out in the law can change if there is an early election: we only change it when the official act is published.
Portugal
European elections European Parliament (21 MEPs for Portugal)
Expected year in 2029; the period has not been set yet
The European Parliament is elected for five years. The EU Council sets the voting period, from a Thursday to a Sunday, the same in every country; Portugal votes on the Sunday. Source: European Parliament, elections
Last: 9 June 2024
Portugal
Parliamentary election Assembly of the Republic
Due by law between 14 September and 14 October 2029
A legislature lasts four legislative sessions (15 September to 14 September); one elected early also gets the rest of the session under way. The election for the next legislature is held between 14 September and 14 October of the year it ends. It can come earlier if the President dissolves the Assembly. Source: Constitution, arts. 171, 172 and 174; Electoral Law of the Assembly, art. 19
Local elections Municipal and parish councils and assemblies
Due by law between 22 September and 14 October 2029
Local bodies are elected for four years. The general election is held between 22 September and 14 October of the year the term ends, on the same day across the country. Source: Organic Law 1/2001 (local elections), art. 15
Last: 12 October 2025
Portugal
Presidential election President of the Republic
Due by law between 8 January and 9 March 2031
The President’s term lasts five years from the inauguration (9 March 2026). The election is held in the 60 days before the term ends and cannot fall within 90 days before or after a parliamentary election. It only comes earlier if the office falls vacant. Source: Constitution, arts. 125 and 128
The figures are the official ones from each country's electoral authority, as published: they are not polls. After an election, until a poll taken after it comes out, the ring around the winner's face turns gold and shows their share of the vote instead of approval.
הקהל - מפלגה כלל חרדית שנציגיה נבחרים על ידי הציבור בראשות הרב שלמה אלבוים רץ0.01% 580 votes · 0 seats
תקומה ק0.01% 569 votes · 0 seats
שמע בראשות נפתלי גולדמן נף0.01% 524 votes · 0 seats
בטח - בטחון חברתי בראשות סמיון גרפמן ז0.01% 501 votes · 0 seats
ביטחון אישי נץ0.01% 482 votes · 0 seats
גה"ת - גוש התנ"כי יק0.01% 399 votes · 0 seats
גן עדן בראשות ישוע ישראל בן דוד ה0.01% 322 votes · 0 seats
ברית עולם לגאולת ישראל זץ0.00% 252 votes · 0 seats
Blue and White — Benny Gantz כן0.00% 0 votes · 0 seats
תנועת אחי תנועתו של הרב יורם אברג'ל זצ"ל צבי0.00% 0 votes · 0 seats
Official final results, certified by the Central Elections Committee on 4 November 2026 and presented to President Isaac Herzog. 11 lists win seats; the others fell below the 3.25% threshold. No list has a majority: forming a government depends on support in the Knesset. Turnout 77.98% (7,331,981 registered voters). Letters identify each list on the ballot.
The other lists each won up to 2.17% of the vote (Ivica Dačić's, in third place).
Provisional results from the RIK, with 8,187 of 8,392 polling stations counted (97.6%). The final figures will replace these when the RIK publishes them.