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Live Results of Presidential Election by INEC
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WINNING PARTIES ARE IN BLUE
EKITI STATE
AA – 94
ACPN – 538
AD – 854
ADC – 424
APA – 482
APC – 120,331
CPP – 330
HDP – 94
KOWA – 108
NCP – 377
PDP - 176,466
PPN – 388
UDP – 60
UPP – 145
OGUN STATE
AA – 584
AD – 1,927
ACPN – 3072
ADC – 1,364
APA – 1930
APC – 308,290
CPP – 978
HOPE – 332
KOWA – 432
NCP – 815
PDP – 207,950
PPN – 4,339
UDP – 562
UPP – 597
ENUGU STATE
AA – 441
ACPN – 479
AD – 269
ADC – 478
APA – 715
APC – 14,157
CPP – 237
HOPE -110
KOWA – 203
NCP 761
PDP – 553,003
PPN – 407
UDP – 1623
UPP -29
KOGI STATE
AA – 700
ACPN – 1089
AD – 427
ADC – 761
APA – 1001
APC – 264,851
CPP – 967
HOPE – 144
KOWA – 190
NCP – 399
PDP – 149,987
PPN – 476
UDP -180
UPP - 156
OSUN SATE
AA - 377
ACPN - 1731
AD – 1667
ADC – 937
APA – 1306
APC – 383,603
CPP – 1029
HOPE – 132
KOWA – 255
NCP – 767
PDP – 249,929
PPN – 599
UDP – 124
UPP – 159
ONDO STATE
AA - 386
ACPN - 2406
AD – 1237
ADC – 1227
APA – 1139
APC – 299,889
CPP – 1012
HOPE – 184
KOWA – 223
NCP – 846
PDP – 251,368
PPN – 734
UDP – 184
UPP - 221
FCT, ABUJA
AA – 139
ACPN - 342
AD – 240
ADC –288
APA –674
APC – 146,399
CPP –347
HOPE – 83
KOWA – 165
NCP – 473
PDP – 157,195
PPN – 269
UDP – 95
UPP -96
OYO STATE
AA - 6331
ACPN - 8979
AD – 6282
ADC – 5000
APA – 4468
APC – 528,620
CPP – 6674
KOWA – 1312
NCP – 1895
PDP – 303,376
PPN – 2842
UDP – 169
UPP - 3665
NASARAWA STATE
AA - 40
ACPN - 95
AD – 74
ADC – 105
APA – 310
APC –236,838
CPP – 131
HOPE – 4
KOWA – 48
NCP – 222
PDP – 273,460
PPN – 164
UDP – 23
UPP - 33
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KANO STATE
AA - 426
ACPN - 778
AD – 708
ADC – 657
APA – 2770
APC – 1,903,999
CPP – 1552
HOPE – 292
KOWA – 288
NCP – 697
PDP – 215,779
PPN – 485
UDP – 234
UPP - 156
JIGAWA STATE
AA - 394ACPN - 540
AD – 587
ADC – 375
APA – 2527
APC – 885,988
CPP – 1553
HOPE – 337
KOWA – 423
NCP – 548
PDP – 142,940
PPN – 853
UDP – 338
UPP - 197
KATSINA STATE
AA - 183
ACPN - 402
AD – 283
ADC – 498
APA – 1671
APC – 1,345,441
CPP – 976
HOPE – 47
KOWA – 215
NCP – 330
PDP – 98,937
PPN – 254
UDP – 117
UPP - 72
KWARA STATE
AA - 248
ACPN - 817
AD – 520
ADC – 438
APA – 1,165
APC – 302,146
CPP – 910
HOPE – 118
KOWA – 214
NCP – 394
PDP – 132,602
PPN – 325
UDP – 81
UPP - 102
KADUNA STATE
AA - 218
ACPN - 424
AD – 273
ADC – 546
APA – 1,611
APC – 1,129,760
CPP – 824
HOPE – 105
KOWA – 176
NCP – 754
PDP – 484,085
PPN – 549
UDP – 79
UPP - 78
ANAMBRA STATE
AA - 547
ACPN - 1259
AD – 475
ADC – 534
APA – 2303
APC – 17926
CPP – 1279
HOPE – 357
KOWA – 311
NCP – 887
PDP – 660,762
PPN – 537
UDP – 286
UPP - 1121
ABIA STATE
AA - 315
ACPN - 2194
AD – 448
ADC – 569
APA – 2766
APC – 13,394
CPP – 1046
HOPE – 125
KOWA – 173
NCP – 745
PDP – 368,303
PPN – 424
UDP – 213
UPP - 330
IMO STATE
AA - 533
ACPN - 956
AD – 757
ADC – 1617
APA – 2236
APC – 133,253
CPP – 733
HOPE – 157
KOWA – 158
NCP – 784
PDP – 559,185
PPN – 414
UDP – 264
UPP - 1917
AKWA IBOM STATE
AA - 1,600
ACPN - 474
AD - 443
ADC - 608
APA - 384
APC - 58,411
CPP - 412
HOPE - 192
KOWA - 160
NCP - 381
PDP - 953,304
PPN - 327
UDP - 244
UPP - 144PLATEAU STATE
AA - 178
ACPN - 391
AD –279
ADC – 406
APA – 618
APC – 429,140
CPP – 237
HOPE – 56
KOWA – 138
NCP – 693
PDP – 549,615
PPN – 514
UDP – 54
UPP - 29
TO BE CONTINUED. - INEC
EBONYI STATE
AA - 426
ACPN – 1,214
AD – 1,133
ADC – 2,704
APA – 2,452
APC – 19,518
CPP – 2,345
HOPE – 989
KOWA – 913
NCP – 1,890
PDP – 323,653
PPN – 1,168
UDP – 624
UPP – 4,859
NIGER STATE
AA - 307
ACPN - 441
AD – 403
ADC – 614
APA – 2,006
APC – 657,678
CPP – 1264
HOPE – 198
KOWA – 305
NCP – 550
PDP – 149,222
PPN – 449
UDP – 116
UPP - 118
LAGOS STATE
AA – 1,795
ACPN – 3,038
AD – 4,453
ADC – 2,072
APA – 2,177
APC – 792,460
CPP – 1,125
HOPE – 255
KOWA – 1,000
NCP – 1,430
PDP – 632,327
PPN – 1,041
UDP – 269
UPP - 244
BAYELSA STATE
AA - 45
ACPN - 38
AD – 69
ADC – 116
APA – 70
APC – 5,194
CPP – 44
HOPE – 18
KOWA – 52
NCP – 95
PDP – 361,209
PPN – 62
UDP – 20
UPP - 35
GOMBE STATE
AA - 104
ACPN - 192
AD – 169
ADC – 247
APA – 773
APC – 361,245
CPP – 407
HOPE – 46
KOWA – 97
NCP – 227
PDP – 96,873
PPN – 150
UDP – 25
UPP - 37
CROSS RIVER STATE
AA - 279
ACPN - 514
AD – 709
ADC – 749
APA – 532
APC – 28,368
CPP – 381
HOPE – 237
KOWA – 312
NCP – 930
PDP – 414,863
PPN – 864
UDP – 289
UPP - 1487
RIVERS STATE
AA - 1066
ACPN - 525
AD – 1,104
ADC – 1,031
APA – 513
APC – 69,238
CPP – 40
HOPE – 542
KOWA – 2274
NCP – 565
PDP – 1,487,075
PPN – 492
UDP – 303
UPP - 156
SHORT BREAK
ADAMAWA STATEAA - 495
ACPN - 196
AD – 595
ADC – 1,012
APA – 1549
APC – 374,701
CPP – 819
HOPE – 267
KOWA – 752
NCP – 1,212
PDP – 251,664
PPN – 1163
UDP – 289
UPP - 334
ZAMFARA STATE
AA - 125
ACPN - 238
AD – 290
ADC – 294
APA – 1310
APC – 612,202
CPP – 655
HOPE – 14
KOWA –122
NCP – 404
PDP – 144,833
PPN – 374
UDP – 93
UPP - 68
KEBBI STATE
AA - 214
ACPN - 361
AD – 450
ADC – 472
APA – 2,685
APC – 567,883
CPP – 1,794
HOPE – 213
KOWA – 448
NCP – 519
PDP – 100,972
PPN – 547
UDP – 207
UPP - 238
BENUE STATE
AA - 315
ACPN – 1,464
AD – 254
ADC – 539
APA – 945
APC – 373,961
CPP – 567
HOPE – 115
KOWA – 105
NCP – 683
PDP – 303,737
PPN – 439
UDP – 66
UPP - 74
BAUCHI STATE
AA - 131
ACPN - 232
AD – 173
ADC – 189
APA – 964
APC – 931,598
CPP – 391
HOPE – 46
KOWA – 128
NCP – 207
PDP – 86,085
PPN – 128
UDP – 29
UPP - 37
YOBE STATE
AA - 101
ACPN - 164
AD – 213
ADC – 112
APA – 632
APC – 446,265
CPP – 329
HOPE – 67
KOWA – 104
NCP – 120
PDP – 25,526
PPN – 101
UDP – 30
UPP - 32
EDO STATE
AA - 159
ACPN – 1,284
AD – 450
ADC – 512
APA – 709
APC – 208,469
CPP – 325
HOPE – 22
KOWA – 175
NCP – 516
PDP – 286,869
PPN – 729
UDP – 160
UPP - 72
TARABA STATE
AA - 962
ACPN - 811
AD – 586
ADC – 320
APA – 1306
APC – 261,326
CPP – 1033
HOPE – 161
KOWA – 153
NCP – 876
PDP – 310,800
PPN – 610
UDP – 244
UPP - 439
SOKOTO STATE
AA - 249
ACPN - 535
AD - 714
ADC - 762
APA - 3,482
APC - 671,926
CPP - 1,894
HOPE - 283
KOWA - 475
NCP - 686
PDP - 152,199
PPN - 605
UDP - 269
UPP - 180DELTA STATE
AA - 1,473
ACPN - 916
AD - 735
ADC - 888
APA - 478
APC - 48,910
CPP - 813
HOPE - 166
KOWA - 311
NCP - 670
PDP - 1,211,405
PPN - 393
UDP - 354
UPP - 261BORNO STATE
AA - 145
ACPN - 243
AD – 392
ADC – 201
APA – 878
APC – 473,543
CPP – 310
HOPE – 88
KOWA – 158
NCP – 107
PDP – 25,640
PPN – 143
UDP – 31
UPP - 41
TOTAL FIGURES
Acredited voters - 31,756,490
AA - 22, 125
ACPN - 40,311
AP - 30,673
ADC - 29,666
APA - 53,537
APC - 15,424,921
CPP -, 36,300
HOPE - 7,435
KOWA - 13,076
NCP - 24, 455
PDP - 12,853,162
PPN - 24,475
UDP - 9,208
UPP - 18,220
Total valid votes - 28,587,564
Rejected votes - 844, 519
Total - 29,432,083Prof. Jega HAS officially declared Buhari winner of the 2015 presidential election.
Below is official Statement from President Jonathan.
Official statement by president Jonathan after the announcement of the results of presidential election
Fellow Nigerians,
I thank you all for turning out en-masse for the March 28 General Elections. I promised the country free and fair elections. I have kept my word. I have also expanded the space for Nigerians to participate in the democratic process. That is one legacy I will like to see endure.
Although some people have expressed mixed feelings about the results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), I urge those who may feel aggrieved to follow due process based on our constitution and our electoral laws, in seeking redress.
As I have always affirmed, nobody’s ambition is worth the blood of any Nigerian. The unity, stability and progress of our dear country is more important than anything else.
I congratulate all Nigerians for successfully going through the process of the March 28th General Elections with the commendable enthusiasm and commitment that was demonstrated nationwide.
I also commend the Security Services for their role in ensuring that the elections were mostly peaceful and violence-free.
To my colleagues in the PDP, I thank you for your support. Today, the PDP should be celebrating rather than mourning. We have established a legacy of democratic freedom, transparency, economic growth and free and fair elections.
For the past 16 years, we have steered the country away from ethnic and regional politics. We created a Pan-Nigerian political party and brought home to our people the realities of economic development and social transformation.
Through patriotism and diligence, we have built the biggest and most patriotic party in Nigerian history. We must stand together as a party and look to the future with renewed optimism.
I thank all Nigerians once again for the great opportunity I was given to lead this country and assure you that I will continue to do my best at the helm of national affairs until the end of my tenure.
I have conveyed my personal best wishes to General Muhammadu Buhari.
May God Almighty continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
I thank you all.Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR
President,
Federal Republic of Nigeria
This post was edited by Pastor Dunamis Okunowo at April 1, 2015 6:09 AM CEST -
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