Your Payam. Your Vote.
South Sudan goes to the polls on 22 December 2026. MyPayam brings official election information down to your Payam and gives every citizen a safe way to report problems.
About the election →
The 2026 vote explained: what you choose, who runs it, and the roadmap under the Revitalised Agreement.
Find your polling centre →
Search by State, Constituency and Payam, or use your phone's location to list the nearest centres.
Candidates & parties →
Parties registered with the Political Parties Council, click through to see their NEC-published candidates.
Voter education →
How, when and where to vote - in English, Juba Arabic, Dinka, Nuer, Bari, Zande, Shilluk and more.
Report an incident →
Hate speech, misinformation, media bias, intimidation or vote buying - sent straight to the Campaign Media Compliance Committee.
Where the information comes from
Polling centres, candidates and parties are entered by accredited election officers and link back to the official source. Party registration is published by the Political Parties Council; candidate nomination is published by the National Elections Commission. If anything here differs from either body's own notice, that notice is authoritative.
Incident reports are private. Only the Campaign Media Compliance Committee can read them; you get a reference code to follow progress.
After the election
The Payam-level structure built for the election stays in place. After polling day MyPayam continues as a local-governance and service-delivery portal: citizens report issues, elected representatives and officers respond, and anonymised data is published on the open data page for researchers.
