Live Election Results in Real Time
Follow presidential, parliamentary, local and referendum elections from around the world as the votes are counted. ElectioMap plots official preliminary results on an interactive map — region by region, party by party — and refreshes about once a minute on election night. Every figure comes straight from the national electoral authority, with no forecasts or projections, and our archive keeps the full results of past elections in dozens of countries.
Why follow elections on ElectioMap?
Real-time results
On election night, national and regional vote counts refresh automatically about once a minute, so you see the latest picture without reloading.
Official sources only
Every figure comes from the country's official electoral authority. We don't forecast, weight or "call" races — we just show the numbers.
Clear interactive maps
Results are mapped region by region with color-coded leaders, vote shares and the percentage of polling stations reported.
Free and multilingual
No account, no paywall. ElectioMap works in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Polish and loads fast on any device.
Who runs ElectioMap?
ElectioMap is researched, built and maintained by one person — Bartłomiej Paruzel, an election data analyst. Every figure on the site is entered from the results published by the official electoral authority and checked to two decimal places before it goes live, and the maps are drawn from the same official regional breakdowns. If you spot an error, the contact page reaches me directly, and corrections are handled as described in the editorial policy.
Frequently asked questions
How often are live results updated?
During an active count, ElectioMap fetches the latest figures from the official source roughly once a minute and updates the map and tables automatically.
Where does the data come from?
All results come directly from official electoral authorities, such as the Registraduría in Colombia and the National Electoral Commission (PKW) in Poland. Each election page links to its official source.
Are the results official and final?
Live figures are preliminary and may change as more polling stations report. They are not legally binding — only the electoral authority can certify the final, official count.
Is ElectioMap free to use?
Yes. ElectioMap is completely free and does not require an account. The site is supported by advertising.
Which elections do you cover?
We cover major presidential, parliamentary, general and municipal elections worldwide, and keep an interactive archive of past results. More countries are added over time.
All countries on ElectioMap
Browse the full archive, country by country. Each country page collects every election we cover there — presidential, parliamentary, local and referendums — with official results, vote shares and interactive maps. New countries and elections are added regularly.