Fiji had 723,771 registered voters as of June 30, 2026, with the Central Division accounting for the largest share of the country’s electorate.
The latest 2026 National Register of Voters Statistics show the Central Division has 313,135 registered voters, followed by the Western Division with 270,175.
The Northern Division recorded 102,304 voters, while the Eastern Division had 25,266.
A further 12,891 voters were registered overseas.
The statistics also show an almost even gender split among registered voters, with 362,438 males and 361,333 females — a difference of just 1,105 voters.
Among male voters, the largest age group is 21 to 30 years, with 73,724 registered voters, followed by those aged 31 to 40 with 64,376.
For females, the 21 to 30 age category is also the largest, accounting for 73,226 voters, while 60,052 are aged between 31 and 40.
The figures show younger voters make up a significant portion of Fiji’s electoral roll, with more than 146,000 men and women registered in the 21-to-30 age bracket.
At the other end of the age spectrum, 15,722 male voters and 8,819 female voters are aged 81 years and above.
The voter statistics provide a snapshot of Fiji’s electorate as preparations continue towards the country’s next general election.
The figures are based on the National Register of Voters as at June 30, 2026.
