Adamawa Supplementary: INEC sets to declare winner as PDP wins 3 more LGAs

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has won three more local governments, as the INEC concludes the governorship supplementary election in Adamawa state on Thursday.

In the results announced by the INEC’s collation officers, the PDP defeated its major rival, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Song, Yola South and Girei LGAs in the rerun poll.

See the results below:

Song LGA [3 PUs]

Total Registered Voters – 3833

Accredited Voters – 1097

ADC – 4

APC – 406

PDP – 647

Total valid Votes – 1,060

Yola South LGA

Total Registered Voters – 4,401

Accredited Voters -1,073

ADC – 17

ADA – 9

APC – 188

PDP – 825

Total valid -1,044

Rejected – 25

Total Vote Cast – 1,069

Girei LGA

PU I

Total Registered Voters – 1,874

Accredited Voters – 563

Total Votes Cast – 557

Valid – 551

Rejected – 6

APC – 195

PDP – 352

The exercise is seen as a straight contest between Governor Jibrilla Bindow of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Ahmadu Fintiri of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Before the March 9 election was declared inconclusive, Fintiri, a former acting governor of the state, who ruled for only three months, had polled 367,471 votes, while Bindow had 334,995 votes.

The result showed that Fintiri was leading with a margin 32,476.

However, ballots cancelled for various infractions amounted to 40,988, making INEC to schedule a rerun in the affected 44 polling units in 28 registration areas.

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