Seke (constituency)

Seke is a constituency in Zimbabwe. It is located in the Mashonaland East Province. Seke has historically been a rural constituency, primarily agricultural, although proximity to Harare has resulted in some peri-urban development.

The constituency is notable for being large and, at times, experiencing electoral volatility. Political representation in Seke has shifted between different political parties in Zimbabwean elections. The demographics are largely Shona-speaking.

Electoral boundaries and internal administrative divisions within Seke may have been subject to changes over time as determined by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission. Information on specific polling locations and ward breakdowns can usually be found through official electoral gazettes. The socio-economic landscape of Seke reflects that of many rural Zimbabwean constituencies, with challenges related to infrastructure, access to services, and agricultural productivity. The constituency is represented in the Parliament of Zimbabwe by a member of parliament elected by registered voters within its boundaries.