After Alpha Condé won the presidential election in a controversial and hotly contested second round of voting, he took office as President of Guinea on 21 December 2010. Doré then presented his government's resignation to Condé, who accepted it on 22 December. Condé offered warm praise for Doré's government, saying that it had done an excellent job of paving the way for a free and fair election and facilitating a largely peaceful transfer of power. In the September 2013 parliamentary election, Doré was elected to the National Assembly. As the oldest deputy ("doyen d’âge") in the National Assembly, Doré presided over the election of the President of the National Assembly on 13 January 2014. Doré died in the early hours of 29 January 2016 in Conakry from natural causes.