Kampala, Uganda — Uganda has officially scheduled its next general election for January 15, 2026, according to the country’s electoral roadmap. On this day, Ugandans will head to the polls to elect the President and Members of Parliament.

The election is expected to be held nationwide, with voters participating at designated polling stations across all districts. The Electoral Commission has been overseeing preparations, including voter registration updates, logistics planning, and coordination with security agencies to ensure a smooth voting process.

Political parties and independent candidates are actively engaging voters as the country enters a critical phase of the electoral cycle. Campaign activities are expected to intensify in the weeks leading up to polling day, in line with electoral laws and guidelines.

The upcoming election is viewed as significant for Uganda’s democratic process, as it will shape the country’s leadership and legislative direction for the next term. Authorities have encouraged citizens to participate peacefully and responsibly in the electoral process.

Further updates on election preparations, campaigns, and voting guidelines are expected as the polling date approaches.