How does Guinea’s Constitutional Court handle electoral and constitutional issues?

Under the 2025 constitution of Guinea, the Constitutional Court is the judicial body specifically tasked with presiding over constitutional and electoral issues.1

In practice, this role involves the adjudication of disputes regarding the validity of election results. For example, during the 2020 presidential election, the Constitutional Court was the authority to which opposition candidates filed complaints challenging the declared outcomes. In that instance, the court reviewed the claims and issued a formal ruling to uphold the election results.2