Updates of 2015 presidential elections

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INEC on Monday begins the state by state update of the result, the states includes:

1. Ekiti AA:94 ACPN: 534 APC:120,331 CPP:330 HDP:94 KOWA:108
NCP:377 PDP:176,466 PPN:388 UDP:60 UPP:145

2. Ogun AA:584 AD:1,927 ACPN:3072 ADC:1364 APA:1930 APC:308,290
CPP:978 HOPE:332 KOWA:432 NCP:815 PDP:207,950 PPN:4,339
UDP:562 UPP:597

3. Enugu AA:433 AD:269 ACPN:479 ADC:478 APA:715 APC:14,157 CPP:237 HOPE:110 KOWA:203 NCP:761 PDP:553,003 PPN:407 UDP:1,623 UPP:290

4. Kogi AA:700 AD:427 ACPN:1089 ADC:761 APA:1001 APC:264,851
CPP:967 HOPE:144 KOWA:190 NCP:399 PDP:149,987 PPN:476
UDP:180 UPP:156

5. Osun AA:377 AD:1667 ACPN:1731 ADC:937 APA:1306 APC:383,603
CPP:1029 HOPE:132 KOWA:255 NCP:767 PDP:249,929 PPN:599
UDP:124 UPP:159

6. Ondo AA:386 AD:1237 ACPN:2406 ADC:1227 APA:1139 APC:299,889
CPP:1012 HOPE:184 KOWA:223 NCP:846 PDP:251,368 PPN:734
UDP:184 UPP:221

7. FCT AA:139 AD:240 ACPN:342 ADC:288 APA:674 APC:146,399
CPP:347 HOPE:83 KOWA:165 NCP:473 PDP:157,195 PPN:269 UDP:95
UPP:96

8. Oyo AA:6331 AD:6282 ACPN:8979 ADC:5000 APA:4,468 APC:528,620
CPP:6,674 HOPE:839 KOWA:1,312 NCP:1895 PDP:303,376 PPN:2842
UDP:1069 UPP:3665

9. Nasawara AA:40 AD:74 ACPN:95 ADC:105 APA:310 APC:236,838
CPP:131 HOPE:4 KOWA:48 NCP:222 PDP:273,460 PPN:164 UDP:23
UPP:33

10. Kano AA:426 AD:708 ACPN:778 ADC:657 APA:2770 APC:1,903,999
CPP:1,552 HOPE:292 KOWA:288 NCP:697 PDP:215,779 PPN:485
UDP:234 UPP:156

11. Jigawa AA:394 AD:587 ACPN:540 ADC:375 APA:2527 APC:885,988
CPP:1,553 HOPE:337 KOWA:423 NCP:548 PDP:142,904 PPN:853
UDP:338 UPP:197

12. Katsina AA:183 AD:283 ACPN:402 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

13. Kwara AA:248 AD:520 ACPN:817 ADC:438 APA:1165 APC:302,146
CPP:910 HOPE:118 KOWA:214 NCP:394 PDP:132,602 PPN:325 UDP:81
UPP:102

14. Kaduna AA:218 AD:273 ACPN:424 ADC:546 APA:1611 APC:1,127,760
CPP:824 HOPE:105 KOWA:176 NCP:754 PDP:484,085 PPN:549 UDP:79
UPP:78

15. Anambra AA:547 AD:475 ACPN:1259 ADC:534 APA:2303 APC:17,926
CPP:1279 HOPE:357 KOWA:311 NCP:887 PDP:660,762 PPN:537
UDP:286 UPP:1121

16. Abia AA:315 AD:448 ACPN:2194 ADC:569 APA:2766 APC:13,394
CPP:1046 HOPE:125 KOWA:173 NCP:745 PDP:368,303 PPN:424
UDP:213 UPP:330

Recess for 10 minutes
So far APC 7,899,632 votes and  PDP 4,421,106 votes
APC 10 states and PDP 6 states

17. AkwaIbom AA: 1600 AD: 474 ACPN:443 ADC:608 APA:384
APC:58,411 CPP:412 HOPE:192 KOWA:160 NCP:381 PDP:953,304
PPN:324 UDP:224 UPP:144

18. Imo AA: 533 AD:757 ACPN: 956 ADC: 1617 APA: 2236 APC: 133,253
CPP: 733 HOPE: 157 KOWA: 158 NCP: 784 PDP: 559,185 PPN:414
UDP:264 UPP: 1917

19. Plateau AA: 178 AD: 279 ACPN: 391 ADC: 406 APA: 618 APC:
429,140 CPP: 237 HOPE: 56 KOWA: 138 NCP: 693 PDP: 549,615 PPN:
554 UDP: 54 UPP:29

We will resume tomorrow by 10am, good night to you all - Jega

So far APC 8,520,436 votes and PDP 6,482,210 votes
APC 10 states and PDP 9 states out of 19 states remaining 18 states

We are expecting result from: Sokoto, Kebbi, Niger, Zamfara, Yobe, Borno, Bauchi, Gombe, Adamawa, Taraba, Benue, C/River, Edo, Delta, Lagos, Ebonyi, Rivers, and Bayelsa state.
Meanwhile, Ekiti, Ogun, Abia, A/ibom, Anambra, Enugu, FCT, Jigawa, Kaduna, Katsina, Kano, Kogi, Kwara, Ogun, Ondo, Nasarawa, Pleateu, Osun and Oyo states results are ready.

20. Ebonyi AA: 426 AD: 1133 ACPN:1214 ADC:2704 APA:2452
APC:19,518 CPP:2345 HOPE:989 KOWA:913 NCP:1890 PDP:323,653
PPN:1168 UDP:624 UPP:4859

21. Niger AA: 307 AD: 403 ACPN:441 ADC:614 APA:2006 APC:657,678
CPP:1264 HOPE:198 KOWA:305 NCP:550 PDP:149,222 PPN:449
UDP:116 UPP:118

22. Lagos AA:1795 AD:4453 ACPN:3038 ADC:2072 APA:2177
APC:792,460 CPP:1125 HOPE:255 KOWA:1000 NCP:1430 PDP:632,327
PPN:1041 UDP:269 UPP:244

23. Bayelsa AA:45 AD:69 ACPN:38 ADC:116 APA:70 APC:5,194 CPP:44
HOPE:18 KOWA:52 NCP:95 PDP:361,209 PPN:62 UDP:20 UPP:35

24. Gombe AA: 104 AD: 169 ACPN: 192 ADC: 247 APA: 773 APC: 361,245
CPP: 407 HOPE: 46 KOWA:97 NCP: 227 PDP: 96,873 PPN:157 UDP:25
UPP:37

25. Cross River AA: 279 AD: 709 ACPN:514 ADC:749 APA:532
APC:28,368 CPP:381 HOPE:237 KOWA:312 NCP:930 PDP:414,863
PPN:864 UDP:289 UPP:1487

26. #Rivers AA: 1066 AD: 1104 ACPN:525 ADC:1031 APA:513 APC:69,238
CPP:577 HOPE:542 KOWA:2274 NCP:565 PDP:1,487,075 PPN:492
UDP:303 UPP:156

After 26 States APC 10,454,137 and PDP 9,947,432
Meanwhile, APC 13 states and PDP 13 states

27. Adamawa AA: 495 AD:595 ACPN:1166 ADC:1012 APA:1549
APC:374,701 CPP:819 HOPE:267 KOWA:752 NCP:1212 PDP:251,664
PPN:1163 UDP:289 UPP:334

28. Zamfara AA:125 AD:290 ACPN: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

29. Kebbi AA: 214 AD:450 ACPN:361 ADC:472 APA:2685 APC:567,883
CPP:1794 HOPE:213 KOWA:448 NCP:519 PDP:100,972 PPN:547
UDP:207 UPP:238

30. Benue AA:315 AD: 254 ACPN:1464 ADC:539 APA: 945 APC:373,961
CPP:567 HOPE:115 KOWA:105 NCP:683 PDP:303,737 PPN:439 UDP:66
UPP:74

31. Bauchi AA:131 AD: 173 ACPN:232 ADC:189 APA:964 APC:931,598
CPP:391 HOPE:46 KOWA:128 NCP:207 PDP:86,085 PPN:128 UDP:29
UPP:37

32. Yobe AA:101 AD: 213 ACPN:164 ADC:112 APA:632 APC:446,265
CPP:329 HOPE:67 KOWA:104 NCP:120 PDP:25,526 PPN:101 UDP:30
UPP:32

33. Edo AA: 159 AD: 450 ACPN:1284 ADC:512 APA:709 APC:208,469
CPP:325 HOPE:22 KOWA:175 NCP:516 PDP:286,869 PPN:729 UDP:160
UPP:72

34. Taraba AA:962 AD: 586 ACPN:811 ADC:320 APA:1306 APC:261,326
CPP:1,033 HOPE:161 KOWA:153 NCP:876 PDP:310,800 PPN:680
UDP:224 UPP:439

35. Sokoto AA: 249 AD: 714 ACPN:535 ADC:762 APA:3482 APC:671,926
CPP:1894 HOPE:283 KOWA:475 NCP:686 PDP:152,199 PPN:605
UDP:269 UPP:180

36. #Delta AA:1473 AD:735 ACPN:916 ADC:888 APA:478 APC:48,910
CPP:813 HOPE:166 KOWA:311 NCP:670 PDP:1,211,405 PPN:393
UDP:354 UPP:261

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