Liberia Election Results
Real-time tracking · National Elections Commission
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An independent, non-partisan tracker of Liberian election results, following the presidential, senatorial and representative races in all fifteen counties — from the first precincts to report through to the final tally. The count refreshes every thirty seconds and is snapshotted every thirty minutes, so each candidate's share can be read as a moving trend rather than a single number.
Live results sit beside the official record — the 2017 first round and run-off, the 2020 senatorial race and the 2023 general election — alongside turnout shifts, county-level breakdowns, momentum and the projection desk. Every figure comes from the tallies entered here and stored in the app's own database.
Polling stations are closed
Final counts are being tallied
1,608,395
across all candidates
100%
of total precincts
65.0%
2,473,916 registered
2
results confirmed
National Front-runner
Joseph Boakai
Unity Party (UP)
+20,567 (1.3%)
1
National Vote Tally
Vote share by candidate · select a name to open their profile
Vote Trends
How the president tallies have shifted over the last 6 hours
- Joseph Boakai
- George Weah
County Lead Margins
How the gap between the top two president candidates has moved in each race · biggest movers first, and the dashed zero line marks where a lead changes hands
Montserrado
Lead changed 04:02 AMJoseph Boakai leads George Weah by 22,633 · 03:31 PM
+336,821 votes in the last 12h
Bong
NarrowingGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 7,965 · 03:31 PM
−64,194 votes in the last 12h
Margibi
Lead changed 04:02 AMJoseph Boakai leads George Weah by 9,484 · 03:31 PM
+64,160 votes in the last 12h
Grand Cape Mount
SteadyJoseph Boakai leads George Weah by 1,909 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
River Gee
SteadyGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 4,398 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Grand Bassa
SteadyGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 7,095 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Bomi
SteadyJoseph Boakai leads George Weah by 7,539 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Gbarpolu
SteadyGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 8,169 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
River Cess
SteadyGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 10,339 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Sinoe
SteadyGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 21,506 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Grand Kru
SteadyGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 26,502 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Maryland
SteadyGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 28,298 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Lofa
SteadyJoseph Boakai leads George Weah by 34,075 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Grand Gedeh
SteadyGeorge Weah leads Joseph Boakai by 34,994 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
Nimba
SteadyJoseph Boakai leads George Weah by 94,193 · 03:31 PM
Margin unchanged in this window
2017 vs 2023 · Race by Race
Official NEC baselines (2017 races, 2020 Senate) side by side with the 2023 live tally, which refreshes every 30 seconds.
President
2017 → 2023NEC final runoff · 26 Dec 2017
CDC lost 12.2 pts versus 2017
House of Representatives
2017 → 2023NEC final House results · all 73 districts
UP gained 38.0 pts versus 2017 · 6 of 73 districts in the live tally · 5 2017 parties not in the live tally yet
Senate
2020 → 2023NEC special senatorial election · 8 Dec 2020
2020: the CPP coalition contested as a single bloc — its members (UP, LP) ran separately in 2023, so only CDC appears in both tallies. · 5 of 15 counties in the live tally
Presidential race · each county's 2017 winner versus the 2023 leader
County shifts
5 of 15 counties changed handsEvery party · 2017 vs 2023 first round
20 parties contested 2017 and 20 contested 2023 · national share of the valid vote in the presidential first round
| Party | 2017 | 2023 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) | 38.4%Weah | 43.8%Weah | +5.5 pts |
| Unity Party (UP) | 28.8%Boakai | 43.4%Boakai | +14.7 pts |
| Liberty Party (LP) | 9.6%Brumskine | — | — |
| Movement for Democracy and Reconstruction (MDR) | 8.2%Johnson | — | — |
| Alternative National Congress (ANC) | 7.2%Jr. | — | — |
| Grassroots Development Movement (GDM) | — | 2.2%Appleton | — |
| All Liberia Coalition Party (ALCOP) | — | 2.0%Kamara | — |
| Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) | — | 1.6%Jr. | — |
| All Liberian Party (ALP) | 1.6%Urey | — | — |
| Liberian People's Party (LPP) | 0.7%Fahnbulleh | 1.4%Gongloe | +0.7 pts |
| Independent | 1.2%Cooper +2 | 0.5%Kromah +1 | −0.7 pts |
| Liberia Restoration Party (LRP) | 0.8%Cooper | 0.8%Jr. | +0.1 pts |
| Movement for Economic Empowerment (MOVEE) | 0.8%Jones | — | — |
| Movement for Progressive Change (MPC) | 0.4%Freeman | 0.7%Freeman | +0.3 pts |
| Democratic National Allegiance (DNA) | — | 0.6%Tuider | — |
| United People's Party (UPP) | 0.6%Wento | — | — |
| New Liberia Party (NLP) | 0.3%Tuider | 0.5%Turner | +0.2 pts |
| Vision for Liberia Transformation (VOLT) | 0.3%Whapoe | 0.5%Whapoe | +0.3 pts |
| Democratic Justice Party (DJP) | 0.4%Wiles | — | — |
| Liberia Rebuilding Party | — | 0.3%Yorfee | — |
| Liberia Transformation Party (LTP) | 0.3%Sandy | — | — |
| Redemption Democratic Congress (RDC) | 0.3%Sr. | — | — |
| Liberia National Union (LINU) | — | 0.3%Moniba | — |
| Liberia First Movement (LFM) | — | 0.3%Kouyateh | — |
| Democratic People's Party of Liberia (DPPL) | — | 0.3%Kiamu | — |
| Reformers National Congress (RNC) | — | 0.2%Kollie | — |
| African Liberation League (ALL) | — | 0.2%Nyanti | — |
| Liberians for Prosperity Party | — | 0.2%Miller | — |
| Change Democratic Action (CDA) | 0.1%McIntosh | — | — |
2023 general election · House & Senate by party
All 32 parties and independent groupings on the ballot · 73 House seats and 15 Senate seats · national share of the valid vote
| Party | House of Representatives | Senate |
|---|---|---|
| Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) | 22.1%25 seats | 34.3%6 seats |
| Independent | 25.7%19 seats | 24.3%6 seats |
| Unity Party (UP) | 13.1%11 seats | 12.0%1 seat |
| Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) | 7.6%6 seats | 4.6%0 seats |
| Movement for Democracy and Reconstruction (MDR) | 2.8%4 seats | 7.1%1 seat |
| People's Unification Party (PUP) | 4.3%2 seats | 4.8%0 seats |
| All Liberian Party (ALP) | 2.5%1 seat | 0.8%0 seats |
| Liberia National Union (LINU) | 2.3%1 seat | 2.3%0 seats |
| Liberian People's Party (LPP) | 1.9%0 seats | 2.2%0 seats |
| Movement for One Liberia (MOL) | 2.1%0 seats | 0.3%0 seats |
| National Development Party (NDP) | 1.8%0 seats | 0.4%0 seats |
| United Independent Democrats (UID) | 0.8%0 seats | 1.7%0 seats |
| All Liberia Coalition Party (ALCOP) | 1.3%0 seats | 1.6%0 seats |
| Liberia Restoration Party (LRP) | 0.8%1 seat | 1.5%1 seat |
| Economic Freedom Fighters of Liberia (EFFL) | 1.4%0 seats | 0.4%0 seats |
| African Liberation League (ALL) | 1.1%0 seats | — |
| Liberia Transformation Party (LTP) | 1.1%0 seats | 0.2%0 seats |
| Democratic National Allegiance (DNA) | 1.0%0 seats | 0.3%0 seats |
| Movement for Progressive Change (MPC) | 1.0%1 seat | 0.1%0 seats |
| National Democratic Coalition (NDC) | 1.0%1 seat | 0.1%0 seats |
| Vision for Liberia Transformation (VOLT) | 0.8%1 seat | 0.2%0 seats |
| New Liberia Party (NLP) | 0.6%0 seats | 0.2%0 seats |
| Democratic People's Party of Liberia (DPPL) | 0.5%0 seats | — |
| Liberia Rebuilding Party | 0.5%0 seats | 0.0%0 seats |
| Liberia First Movement (LFM) | 0.5%0 seats | — |
| Rainbow Alliance | 0.5%0 seats | 0.4%0 seats |
| Liberians for Prosperity Party | 0.3%0 seats | — |
| All Liberians Solidarity Party (ALSP) | 0.1%0 seats | 0.2%0 seats |
| Reformers National Congress (RNC) | 0.2%0 seats | — |
| African Democratic Movement of Liberia (ADML) | 0.1%0 seats | — |
| Greater Action Party of Liberia (GAPL) | 0.1%0 seats | 0.1%0 seats |
| Grassroots Development Movement (GDM) | 0.0%0 seats | — |
2023 Senate · winners by county
One senator elected in each of 15 counties · open a county for every candidate and party that contested its seat
2023 general election · county map
Each county is shaded by the party that won its Senate seat in the 2023 general election · hover for the winner, or tap a county for every candidate and party on that ballot
Party performance
Pick a party to see how it is performing across every county and district in the president race — the map and chart below follow your selection.
County Map
Each county is shaded by the leading candidate · click a county for its full standings panel, or hover for the leader and margin