APC Maintains Lead As INEC Releases Results

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Previous Total (Last Night)
APC: 2,976,721
PDP: 2,690,616
Previous Difference (Last night)
286,105 (APC Leading)
New Results
Oyo
APC: 365,229
PDP: 366,690
Adamawa
APC: 378,078
PDP: 410,266
Niger
APC 612,371
PDP 218,052
Jigawa
APC: 794,738
PDP: 289,895
Kaduna
APC: 993,445
PDP: 649,612
Anambra
APC: 33,298
PDP: 524,738
Total
APC – 6,153,880
PDP – 5,149,864
Difference
1,004,001 – APC still leading.
Previously Declared
Osun
APC: 347,634
PDP: 337,377
Ekiti
APC: 219,231
PDP: 154,032
FCT Abuja
APC: 152,224
PDP: 259,997
Kwara
APC: 308,984
PDP: 138,184
Nasarawa
APC: 289,903
PDP: 283,847
Kogi
APC: 285,894
PDP: 218,207
Gombe
APC: 402,961
PDP: 138,484
Ondo
APC:241,769
PDP:275,901
Abia
APC: 85,058
PDP: 219,698
Yobe
APC: 497,914
PDP: 50,763
Enugu
APC: 54,423
PDP: 355,553
Ebonyi
APC: 90,726
PDP: 258,573

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