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2023 polls: How votes from 13 of 34 LGAs gave PDP victory in Katsina [SEE RESULTS]

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeFebruary 27, 2023Updated:February 27, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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#NigeriaDecides2023 – The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as the winner of Saturday’s general election in Katsina State.

The state Returning officer, Prof. Muazu Abubakar Gusau, made the announcement early Monday morning.

Atiku polled 489,045 votes in 13 of the 34 local government areas to beat Tinubu who polled 482,283 votes in 21 local government areas, including President Muhammadu Buhari’s Daura local government.

According to Gusau, the total number of Registered Voters is 3,516,719 and the total number of Accredited voters was put at 1097,663.

Results of Presidential election by LGA

1 . Matazu

APC 12,008

NNPP 415

PDP 9,644

2 . Kaita

APC 14,595

NNPP 799

PDP 11,793

3 . Musawa

APC 14,360

NNPP 2,033

PDP 10,603

4 . Ingawa

APC 12,315

NNPP 3,388

PDP 12,152

5 . Charanci

APC 12,779

NNPP 609

PDP 8,020

6 . Dutsi

APC 9,258

NNPP 289

PDP 8,074

7 . Batsari

APC 7,017

NNPP 1,096

PDP 8,889

8 . Sandamu

APC 13,681

NNPP 399

PDP 10,434

9 . Ɗandume:

APC 15,062

NNPP – 3,163

PDP – 10,718

10 . Mashi:

APC – 12,868

NNPP – 1107

PDP – 16,085

11 . Danmusa:

APC – 11259

NNPP – 699

PDP – 7294

12 . Rimi

APC – 16,759

NNPP – 1039

PDP – 15318

13 . Kurfi

APC 11,203

NNPP 1,784

PDP 12,528

14 . Batagarawa

APC 13,950

NNPP 1,454

PDP 16,987

15 . Dutsinma

APC 13,233

NNPP 3,799

PDP 17,917

16 . Kusada

APC 7,442

NNPP 474

PDP 10,990

17 . Mani

APC 14,334

NNPP 3,361

PDP 18,998

18 .Mai’adua

APC 19,098

NNPP 747

PDP 14,096

19 . Bindawa

APC-16,578

NNPP-2,918

PDP-12, 582

20 . Kankia

APC- 10,658

NNPP-700

PDP-17,426

21 . Baure

APC- 21,661

NNPP- 592

PDP- 16,820

22 . Kankara

APC- 14,456

NNPP- 1774

PDP- 22,035

23 . Zango

APC- 13,891

NNPP- 345

PDP-  10,791

24 . Danja

APC- 16,202

NNPP- 1,920

PDP-  14,004

25 . Bakori

APC- 15036

NNPP-3753

PDP- 20,070

26 . Faskari

APC-17,180

NNPP-1,445

PDP-15,667

27 . Jibia

APC-10,690

NNPP-732

PDP-13,761

28 . Kafur

APC- 23,517

NNPP-  448

LP- 2,285

PDP-13,167

29 . Daura

APC- 16,889

NNPP- 2368

PDP- 12,913

30 . Katsina

APC 15,953

NNPP 9,539

PDP 45,390

31 . Sabuwa

APC- 10,207

NNPP-409

PDP-7287

32 . Safana

APC-7,683

NNPP- 943

PDP- 7,989

33 . Funtua

APC-19,453

NNPP-3591

PDP-18,711

34 . Malumfashi

APC- 21,008

NNPP-3,254

PDP-19,892

Total scores

APC 482,283

NNPP 69,386

PDP 489,045

Result by political parties below:

A—255

AA—523

AAC—234

ADC—–1405

ADP—1798

APC—-482,283

APGA—–1391

APM—–603

APP—269

BP—-307

LP—-6376

NNPP—-69386

NRM—1053

PDP—-489045

PRP—-1986

SDP—339

YPP—1029

ZLP—371

Total Valid Votes —-1,058,673

Rejected votes—-32,514

Total votes cast—-1,091,187.

The returning officer also disclosed that votes were cancelled in some parts of the state due to over-voting, violence, thuggery and insecurity.

The affected areas, according to him included Baure (1 polling unit); Danmusa (2 polling units); Daura (1 polling unit); Dutsinma (1 polling unit); Funtua (3 polling units); Kafur (12 polling units); Kankara (1 polling unit); Katsina (7 polling units); Kurfi (1 polling unit) and Kusada (1 polling unit).

Others were Maiadua (1 polling unit); Malumfashi (10 polling units); Mashi (10 polling units); Sabuwa (1 polling unit) and Safana (10 polling units).

Gusau said a total of 51,310 votes were canceled as a result of over-voting, violence, thuggery and insecurity.

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