In constituency 204 of Dualla-Massala , located in the department of Séguéla (Worodougou region), Aboubacar Sidiki Dosso , an independent candidate, was elected deputy in the partial legislative elections of February 21, 2026. This victory comes after the annulment of the initial election of December 27, 2025 by the Constitutional Council , which had noted irregularities in this territory.

The election organized by the Independent Electoral Commission (CEI) pitted the two main candidates against each other: Dosso Mamadou, the candidate of the Rally of Houphouëtists for Democracy and Peace (RHDP) , and Aboubacar Sidiki Dosso , who ran an independent candidacy supported by concrete social initiatives with local populations before the election.

According to provisional results, Aboubacar Sidiki Dosso won the election with approximately 49.10% of the vote , ahead of his main opponent. The election took place amid low voter turnout, largely due to the harvest season and agricultural activities that kept many voters busy.

The independent candidate's victory marks a significant milestone in local politics, reflecting the community's support for a candidate perceived as deeply connected to the realities of the region. Throughout his campaign, Aboubacar Sidiki Dosso emphasized local development initiatives, particularly in education, access to clean water, the rehabilitation of school infrastructure, and support for rural communities.

This partial legislative election, which had been preceded by an appeal for irregularities during the vote last December, thus concludes with a result favorable to an independent candidacy, in a constituency where voters expressed their desire for renewal of parliamentary representation.

The effective assumption of duties by the new deputy should take place in the coming weeks, thus marking a new political configuration for the representation of Dualla-Massala in the National Assembly.