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Poll Shows Generational and Gender Differences in the Coming 2026 Gambia’s Presidential Election – Gambia Participate & CepRass Reports

A 2025 Gambia Participates and CepRass poll reveals declining support for Adama Barrow and Ousainu Darboe, with Talib Bensouda gaining ground among younger and female voters, signaling a volatile political landscape for the 2026 Gambian presidential election.

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A recent nationwide opinion poll by Gambia Participates and CepRass reveals growing skepticism toward both incumbent President Adama Barrow and veteran opposition leader Ousainu ANM Darboe ahead of the 2026 presidential election, while younger candidates, such as Talib Bensouda, are gaining interest.

Conducted in July 2025 with 1,556 Gambians, the poll shows Barrow has the highest perceived chance of winning at 10%, but his support is declining among older voters.

The youngest voters (18-24) are largely undecided, while Bensouda shows promising support among the 25-34 age group and even outpaces Barrow among female voters.

The findings suggest a fragmented electorate, openness to change, and a volatile political landscape, characterized by significant numbers of undecided voters.

Read full article at: Gambia_Participates_-Opinion_Poll_Analysis.pdf

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