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Cameroonian Senate Election, 2018 (Indirect) |
Cameroonian Legislative Election, 2020 |
Cameroonian Presidential Election, 2018
Election Date:
October 7, 2018
The 2018 presidential election in Cameroon resulted in the re-election of incumbent president Paul Biya.
Going into the 2018 elections Cameroon experienced unrest in the English-speaking portions of the country where separatists have attempted to create the state of Ambazonia. The worst of the unrest occurred in Manyu where several Western countries issued travel warnings to their citizens. The Social Democratic Front, a party that traditionally performs well in the English-speaking portions of the country, has been vocal in their criticism of the handling of the unrest.
Office
| Cameroon | President | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Candidate | Party | Vote | Elected |
| Paul Biya | Cameroon People's Democratic Movement | 2,461,733 | |
| Maurice Kamto | Cameroon Renaissance Movement | 498,536 | |
| Li Ngue Cabril Libi'i | Parti Univers | 218,834 | |
| Joshua Osih | Social Democratic Front | 110,449 | |
| Njoya Ndam Adamou | Cameroon Democratic Union | 59,884 | |
| Garga Haman Adji | Alliance for Democracy and Development | 55,971 | |
| Serge Espoir Matomba | United People for Social Renovation | 34,106 | |
| Francklin Njifor Afanwi | Mouvement Citoyen National Camerounais | 23,298 | |
| Akere Muna | Popular Front for Development | 16,753 | |