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🇭🇹 Transitional Presidential Council
President of Haiti since April 25, 2024
How long has Transitional Presidential Council been in office?
As of October 17, 2026, Transitional Presidential Council has been in office for 905 days as President of Haiti, with no scheduled end date. There is no scheduled end date to count down to: Haiti is classified as a closed autocracy, where leaders are not chosen through multiparty elections and typically leave office only by choice, death, or force.
905 days in office. No fixed end date has been scheduled yet.
How long do leaders of Haiti usually stay in office?
Haiti has had 50 presidents since 1806. A completed tenure has averaged 1,259 days (about 3.4 years), and the longest was Jean-Pierre Boyer at 9,086 days. One of them has been a woman; the first was Ertha Pascal-Trouillot, who took office in 1990. Transitional Presidential Council has served 905 days so far, 28% shorter than that average. Haiti is classified as a closed autocracy.
Key facts
| Role | President of Haiti |
|---|---|
| Political system | Closed autocracy (Regimes of the World, 2025) |
| Took office | April 25, 2024 |
| Term ends | No fixed date |
| Vs. average | 905 days served — 28% shorter than the historical average of 1,259 days (so far) |
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