2015–16 Central African general election
President

2015–16 Central African general election

Section Title: President
Table Section Text: None

Candidate	Party	First round	Second round

Votes	%	Votes	%

Anicet-Georges Dologuélé	Union for Central African Renewal	268,952	23.74	413,352	37.29

Faustin-Archange Touadéra	Independent	215,800	19.05	695,059	62.71

Désiré Kolingba	Central African Democratic Rally	136,398	12.04

Martin Ziguélé	Movement for the Liberation of the Central African People	129,474	11.43

Jean-Serge Bokassa	68,705	6.06

Charles-Armel Doubane	Independent	41,095	3.63

Jean-Michel Mandaba	Party for Democratic Governance	35,458	3.13

Sylvain Patassé-Ngakoutou	Central African New Momentum	31,261	2.76

Abdou Karim Meckassoua	Independent	31,052	2.74

Gaston Mandata Nguérékata	Party of the Central African Renaissance	22,391	1.98

Jean-Barkès Ngombe-Ketté	Independent	18,949	1.67

Timoléon Baikoua	Independent	17,195	1.52

Fidèle Gouandjika	Independent	15,356	1.36

Théodore Kapou	Independent	13,295	1.17

Marcel Dimassé	Socialist Party	8,791	0.78

Guy Moskit	National Solidarity Movement	8,712	0.77

Jean Willybiro-Sako	Independent	8,535	0.75

Émile Gros Raymond Nakombo	8,001	0.71

Régina Konzi-Mongot	Independent	6,684	0.59

Xavier Sylvestre Yangongo	Independent	6,512	0.57

Cyriaque Gonda	National Party for a New Central Africa	6,440	0.57

Laurent Gomina-Pampali	National Union for Democracy and Rally	5,834	0.51

Constant Gouyomgbia Kongba Zézé	Independent	5,560	0.49

Joseph Yakété	Forum for the Central African Rally	5,547	0.49

Mathias Barthélemy Morouba	Independent	5,156	0.46

Théophile Sony Colé	Syndical Union of Central African Workers	3,784	0.33

Maxime Kazagui	Alliance for a New Central Africa	2,886	0.25

Jean-Baptiste Koba	2,010	0.18

Stanislas Moussa Kembé	1,706	0.15

Olivier Gabirault	Independent	1,347	0.12

Invalid/blank votes	89,370	–	24,094	–

Total	1,132,886	100	1,153,300	100

Registered voters/turnout	1,954,433	57.96	1,954,433	59.01

Source: Afrique News Info, ANERCA

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In 2015, Touadéra won the second round with 62.71% of the vote, defeating Dologuélé.

final_sentence: In 2015, Touadéra won the second round with 62.71% of the vote, defeating Dologuélé.