Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council maintains the first round of legislative and presidential elections for August 30, 2026, with a December runoff, following a revised calendar and registration of roughly 300 political groups. The April 2026 postponement of voter and candidate registration—tied to a new electoral decree under Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé—has not prompted further schedule shifts, and officials continue to target an inauguration by February 2027. Ongoing gang violence and funding constraints remain core logistical barriers, yet no additional formal delays have been announced in recent weeks. Traders therefore price the “no further delay” outcome at 71.5 percent, reflecting steady procedural momentum despite persistent security risks that could still alter timelines before year-end.