By-elections in Zambia

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By-elections are held in Zambia when seats of the National Assembly are vacated, or any elected public office becomes vacant. [1]

List

DateConstituencyProvinceFormer MPFormer PartyElected MPElected PartyNotes
1928 Northern Central Province Louis Gordon Chad Norris
1942 Ndola Copperbelt Province Frederick Roberts Labour Party Godfrey Pelletier
1944 Ndola Copperbelt Province Godfrey Pelletier Harold Williams
1957 Nkana Copperbelt Province James Botha Federal Party Jerry Steyn United Federal Party
1961 Chingola Copperbelt Province William Gray Dunlop United Federal Party William Atkins United Federal Party
1964 Serenje Central Province Mateo Kakumbi United National Independence Party Miselo Kapika United National Independence Party
1964 Chingola Copperbelt Province Wilson Chakulya United National Independence Party Nephas Mulenga United National Independence Party
1964 Petauke Eastern Province Benjamin Anoya Zulu United National Independence Party Emmanuel Chirwa United National Independence Party
1970 Kalulushi Copperbelt Province Frank Chitambala United National Independence Party Alexander Chikwanda United National Independence Party
1971 Wusikili/Chamboli Copperbelt Province Simon Kapwepwe United National Independence Party Steven Malama United National Independence Party
1977 Roan Copperbelt Province Simfukwe Mulwanda United National Independence Party Musoka Chambeshi United National Independence Party
1979 Chingola Copperbelt Province Denny Kapandula United National Independence Party Denny Kapandula United National Independence Party
1979 Petauke Eastern Province Fanwell Chiwawa United National Independence Party Lavu Mulimba United National Independence Party
1984 Roan Copperbelt Province Leonard Mpundu United National Independence Party Moses Mwachindalo United National Independence Party
1985 Chasefu Eastern Province Raston Chirwa United National Independence Party Charles Nyirenda United National Independence Party
1986 Luanshya Copperbelt Province Raphael Chota United National Independence Party Dickson Kaliyangile United National Independence Party
1987 Chingola Copperbelt Province Denny Kapandula United National Independence Party Enoch Kavindele United National Independence Party
1992 Chadiza Eastern Province Shart Banda United National Independence Party Panji Kaunda United National Independence Party
1992 Nkana Copperbelt Province Barnabas Bungoni Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Matilda Chakulya Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1993 Chasefu Eastern Province Stanley Phiri United National Independence Party Rhodwell Nyirenda United National Independence Party
1994 Mumbwa Central Province Makosonke Hlazo Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Donald Chivubwe Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1994 Mufulira Copperbelt Province Fabian Kasonde Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Kaunda Lembalemba Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1995 Chingola Copperbelt Province Ludwing Sondashi Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Enoch Kavindele Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2001 Kabwata Lusaka Province Godfrey Miyanda (expelled from party) Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Richard Kachingwe Forum for Democracy and Development
2001 Msanzala Eastern Province Levison Mumba Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Peter Daka Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2002 Bwacha Central Province Gladys Nyirongo (expelled from party) Heritage Party Gladys Nyirongo Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2003 Kantanshi Copperbelt Province Danny Kombe Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Alex Manda Patriotic Front
2004 Kantanshi Copperbelt Province Alex Manda Patriotic Front Yamfwa Mukanga Patriotic Front
2008 Milanzi Eastern Province Chosani Njobvu United Democratic Alliance Reuben Banda Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2008 Ndola Central Copperbelt Province Mark Mushili Patriotic Front Mark Mushili Patriotic Front
2009 Chitambo Central Province Nasim-ul Gani Hamir Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Solomon Musonda Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2010 Chifubu Copperbelt Province Benson Bwalya (died) Patriotic Front Berina Kawandami Patriotic Front [2]
2010 Milanzi Eastern Province Reuben Banda Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Whiteson Banda Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2012 Muchinga Central Province George Kunda (died) Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Howard Kunda Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2012 Msanzala Eastern Province Joseph Lungu Independent Joseph Lungu Patriotic Front
2013 Kafulafuta Copperbelt Province James Chishiba Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Brian Chitafu United Party for National Development
2013 Kapiri Mposhi Central Province Lawrence Zimba (election declared void at court) Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Eddie Musonda Patriotic Front [3]
2013 Mkushi North Central Province Knorrasco Mutale Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Ingrid Mphande Patriotic Front
2013 Mpongwe Copperbelt Province Gabriel Namulambe Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Gabriel Namulambe Patriotic Front
2014 Kasenengwa Eastern Province Victoria Kalima Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Victoria Kalima Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2014 Katuba Central Province Patrick Mwewa Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Jonas Shakafuswa United Party for National Development
2014 Mkushi South Central Province Sydney Chisanga Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Davies Chisopa Patriotic Front
2014 Vubwi Eastern Province Eustarckio Kazonga Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Margaret Miti Patriotic Front
2015 Malambo Eastern Province Maxwell Mwale Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Jacob Shuma Patriotic Front [4]
2015 Masaiti Copperbelt Province Micheal Zondani Katambo Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Micheal Zondani Katambo Patriotic Front
2015 Petauke Central Eastern Province Dora Siliya Movement for Multi-Party Democracy Dora Siliya Patriotic Front [5]
2018 Kasenengwa Eastern Province Victoria Kalima Patriotic Front Sensio Banda Patriotic Front
2019 Katuba Central Province Patricia Mwashingwele United Party for National Development Bampi Kapalasa United Party for National Development [6]
2019 Roan Copperbelt Province Chishimba Kambwili Patriotic Front Joseph Chishala National Democratic Congress [7]
2022 Kabushi Copperbelt Province Bowman Lusambo (election nullified) Patriotic Front Bernard Kanengo United Party for National Development [8]
2022 Kabwata Lusaka Province Levy Mkandawire (died) United Party for National Development Andrew Tayengwa United Party for National Development [9]
2022 Kwacha Copperbelt Province Joseph Malanji Patriotic Front Charles Mulenga United Party for National Development [10]

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