Mpopoma

• Sydney Donald Malunga of PF-ZAPU - 37 089 votes.
• Josias Chirongo Chidyamakono of Zanu PF - 11 163 votes.
• Walter Nqabeni Mthimkhulu of UANC - 2 068 votes.
• Nason Tenene of ZANU - 256 votes,

In the 1990 Parliamentary Election (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Mpopoma returned to Parliament:

• Edson Ncube of Zanu PF with 13 164 votes,
• Philip Hadebe of ZUM with 3 042 votes,
• Grey Bango, Independent, with 359 votes,
• Godfrey Mpezeni of UANC with 287,
• Phineas Sithole of ZANU–Ndonga with 234.

Turnout - 17 877 or 38.29 %

In the 2000 Parliamentary Election (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Mpopoma returned to Parliament:

• Milton Gwetu of MDC with 14 813 votes,
• Sikanyiso Ndlovu of Zanu PF with 2 540 votes,
• Paul Siwela of ZAPU with 146 votes,
• Rachal Mpala of Liberty Party with 83 votes.

In the 2013 Elections, (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Pelandaba–Mpopoma returned to Parliament:

• Bekithemba Nyathi of MDC–T with 6 024 votes or 59.87 percent,
• Joseph Tshuma of Zanu PF with 2 122 votes or 21.09 percent,
• Duduzile Dube of MDC–N with 964 votes or 9.58 percent,
• 8 others with 951 votes or 9.45 percent.

Total 10 061 votes

ZEC has released results from the 21 June 2023 nomination court for Bulawayo. ^[1]
Mpopoma/Mzilikazi Constituency

• Desmond Makaza - CCC
• Admire Tonderai Masikati – Zanu PF
• Zvikwete Innocent Mbano – ZANC
• Strike Mkandla – Independent
• Sihle Muzenda – FA
• Bekezela Ncube- ZAPU
• Blessing Sibanda - DOP
• Pardon Tapfumaneyi- Independent