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Touadera Wins Re-Election Amid Fraud Allegations in CAR

1/6/2026

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Faustin-Archange Touadera, president of the Central African Republic, won re-election with 76.15 percent of the vote in the December 28 election.
Anicet-Georges Dologuele, former Prime Minister, received 14.66 percent, and Henri-Marie Dondra received 3.19 percent.
Voter turnout was 52.42 percent.
Dologuele and Dondra have alleged election fraud, and Touadera's government denies the claims.
The results will be submitted to the Constitutional Court, which will finalize by January 20.

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Story summary

Faustin-Archange Touadera, president of the Central African Republic, won re-election with 76.15 percent of the vote in the December 28 election.
Anicet-Georges Dologuele, former Prime Minister, received 14.66 percent, and Henri-Marie Dondra received 3.19 percent.
Voter turnout was 52.42 percent.
Dologuele and Dondra have alleged election fraud, and Touadera's government denies the claims.
The results will be submitted to the Constitutional Court, which will finalize by January 20.