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FLASH: How Parties Won and Lost Reruns, Bye-Elections  

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has concluded reruns and bye-elections to fill not less than 57 vacant legislative seats in 26 states in the country.

Here is a combined list of some of the senatorial districts and federal constituencies where elections were held on February 3 and the votes various political parties scored.

Results of senatorial elections:

 

RESULTS TABLE

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  • STATE CONSTITUENCY BYE-ELECTIONS RESULTS:

1. Saki West, Oyo State (2 PUs);

APC – 13,850 votes✓

PDP -13,670 votes

2. Yenagoa II, Bayelsa State (7 PUs);

APGA – 6959 votes✓

PDP – 5263 votes

3. Obanliku, Cross River State (2 PUs);

APC – 10,427 votes (243)

PDP – 10,587 votes (275)✓

4. Keana, Nasarawa State (5 PUs);

APC – 8,069 votes (557)✓

PDP – 7, 917 votes (440)

5. Doma South, Nasarawa State(1 PU);

NNPP – 2,055 votes✓

APC – 1,859 votes

6. Guma I, Benue State (6 Wards);

APC – 5,289 votes✓

LP – 2833 votes

PDP – 4,134 votes

7. Lavun, Niger State (32 PUs);

APC – 21,393 votes✓

PDP – 20,802 votes

8. Kura/Garun Malam, Kano State (21 PUs);

APC – 30803 votes

NNPP – 37262 votes✓

9. Rimin Gado/Tofa, Kano State (33 PUs);

APC – 25577 votes

NNPP – 31135 votes✓

10. Shinkafi Constituency, Zamfara State (9 PUs);

APC – 13508 votes (5457)

PDP – 13540 votes (6651)✓

11. Bodinga North, Sokoto State (5 PUs);

APC – 5893 votes

PDP – 6488 votes✓

12. Chikun I, Kaduna State;

APC – 18566 votes✓

LP – 3285 votes

PDP – 10903 votes

13. Makera, Kaduna State (5 PUs);

APC – 18608 votes✓

LP – 3709 votes

PDP – 17404 votes

14. Kudan, Kaduna State (5 PUs);

APC – 22438 votes

LP – 1491 votes

PDP – 24178 votes✓

15. Mayo Belwa, Adamawa State (7 PUs);

APC – 8786 votes (874)

PDP – 9146 votes (1306)✓

16. Ningi Central, Bauchi State (10 PUs);

APC – 10339 votes

PDP – 11785 votes✓

17. Bauchi Central, Bauchi State (9 PUs);

APC – 40226 votes

PDP – 45240 votes✓

18. Madara Chinade, Bauchi State (10 PUs);

APC – 9710 votes

PDP – 13920 votes✓

19. Zungur Galambi, Bauchi State (7 PUs);

APC – 1928 votes

PDP – 2233 votes✓

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20. Chibok, Borno State;

APC) – 9101 votes✓

PDP) – 2117 votes

21. Yala II, Cross River State (13 PUs);

APC – 8647 votes

PDP – 9168 votes✓

22. Burutu North, Delta State (4 PUs);

APC – 7728 votes✓

PDP – 6616 votes

23. Kauru/Chawai Constituency of Kaduna State (6 PUs);

APC – 24170 votes✓

LP – 6158 votes

PDP – 23591 votes

SDP – 4443 votes

24. Tambuwal West, Sokoto State (15 PUs);

APC – 19315 votes✓

PDP – 19021 votes

Ethiope West Constituency of Delta State with 37 PUs is been awaited but Blessing Achoja of the APC leads…

Summary

APC – 10

PDP – 10

NNPP – 3

APGA – 1

LP – 0

SDP – 0

New elections were necessary in the affected areas for some reasons. Courts in different jurisdictions unseated some lawmakers, while others took up new political appointments after their election. Also, INEC declared elections inconclusive in some polling units in 2023.

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