Ondo decides: INEC official results

The Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) has commenced the
collation and announcement of results from
the various Local Government Areas of Ondo
State in the governorship election.
The Total result by LGA:
Ese-Odo LGA
AD – 3562
APC – 10700
PDP – 8701


Akure South
AD: 12,370
APC: 25, 797
PDP: 25,005
Odipo
AD: 8,187
APC: 17,581
PDP: 8,668
Idanre
AD: 4,836
APC: 10,981
PDP: 7,575
Owo
AD 2,469
APC 32,988
PDP 4,241
Okiti-Pupa
AD-16,294
APC-14,930
PDP-8,031
Akoko North East
AD – 5367
APC – 13645
PDP – 6496
Akoko North West
AD-4,831
APC-13,048
PDP-6,049
Akoko South West
AD: 9,359
APC 19,892
PDP 7,691
Akoko South East
AD-2, 270
APC-6,389
PDP-4,239
Akure North
AD- 4128
APC-10,710
PDP-6,498
Ose
AD – 4272
APC – 13454
PDP – 6520
Irele
AD – 6710
APC – 11138
PDP – 5907
Ondo West LGA
AD – 7,154
APC – 10, 672
PDP – 17,382
Ondo East
AD – 2742
APC – 4253
PDP – 7317
Ile-Oluji/Oke-Agbo
AD – 4525
APC – 10681
PDP – 8306
Ifedore
AD – 4629
APC – 10958
PDP – 6747

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