Bulilimamangwe

• Richard Ndlovu of Zanu PF with 16 385 votes,
• Shortie Ncube of ZUM with 2 172 votes.

Turnout - 20 233 voters or 56.81 %

Bulilimamangwe South returned:

• Simon Khaya-Moyo of Zanu PF with 12 151 votes,
• Michael Ndawana of ZUM with 1 502 votes.

Turnout - 15 233 or 45.67 %

In the 2000 Parliamentary Election (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Bulilima-Mangwe North returned to Parliament:

• Moses Mzila Ndlovu of MDC with 11 767 votes,
• Richard Ndlovu of Zanu-PF with 8 679 votes,

Bulilima-Mangwe South returned:

• Edward Tshotsha Moyo Mkhosi of MDC with 11 761 votes,
• Simon Khaya Moyo of Zanu-PF with 5 617 votes,
• Callistus Dube of ZAPU with 556 votes,
• Cosmos Ncube of LPZ with 253 votes,
• Pharaoh Hezekiya Tusi of UP with 233 votes.

The 2013 election results for six of the 210 constituencies: Buhera South, Bulilima West, Chiredzi North, Masvingo West, Mwenezi West, and Zvimba North, were never released by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission.

In the 2013 Elections, (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Bulilima East returned to Parliament:

• Mathias S. Ndlovu of Zanu PF 5 828 votes or 48.29 percent,
• Norman Mpofu of MDC-T with 3 793 votes or 31.43 percent,
• Solani Moyo, Independent, 1 443 votes or 11.96 percent
• Pilate Ndebele of MDC 1 004 votes or 8.32 percent,.

Total 12 068 votes

In the 2013 Elections, (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Bulilima West returned to Parliament:

• Lungisani Nleya of Zanu PF with 4 722 votes or 45.21 percent,
• Ready Ndlovu of MDC-T with 3 784 votes or 36.23 percent,
• Moses Ndlovu of MDC with 1 645 votes or 15.75 percent,
• Artwell Ndlovu of ZAPU with 293 votes or 2.81 percent,.

Total 10 444 votes

In 3 September 2022 by-elections (Local Government) in Bulilima Mangwe, returned:
Ward 1:

• Ephraim Moyo of CCC with 385 votes,
• Kossam Ndlovu of Zanu PF with 315 votes,
• Dalton Moyo of People’s Patriotic Party (PPP) with 12 votes,
• Lingiwe Nyoni of the Constitutional Generation for Change (CGC) with 7 votes.

Ward 14:

• Experience Dube of Zanu PF with 459 votes,
• Ephraim Moyo of CCC, with 332 votes,
• Linos Moyo of Zapu with 18 votes.

Ward 16:

• Makhadi Moyo of (CCC) with 131 votes,
• Jane Moyo of Zanu PF with 113 votes,
• Hitman Ncube of ZAPU with 34 votes.

The by-elections were proclaimed after the resignation of Zanu-PF councillors, Tonny Mlotshwa and Ntungamili Dube, and the death of Delani Mabhena.

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