Benue South rerun: Early returns show David Mark in the lead
Benue, Election 2015, Elections, General Politics, Headlines, State News Saturday, February 20th, 2016
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See some of the results coming from the polling booths in the ongoing Benue South Senatorial District re-run election. The Senatorial District is made up of Ogbadibo, Okpokwu, Ado, Oju, Apa, Agatu, Ohimini, Otukpo and Obi local government areas. Mark-Onjeh Former Senate President, David Mark, of the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP, is seeking his fifth term in the Red chamber. His main challenger is Daniel Onjeh of the All Progressives Congress, APC. Please note that these results are yet to be confirmed by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, the only body recognised by law to declare election result. Onyagede-Ehaje, Ohimini local government APC 184, PDP 120 Obi local government, Obeko ward, Umapia polling Unit APC 224, PDP 70 Ikwoku ward in Udegi polling Unit APC 184, PDP 111. Otukpo local govt in Ewilo, ikobi polling Unit APC 41, PDP 112 OBI LGA – IKOKWU WARD – UDEGI POLLING UNIT. APC- 184 PDP-111. INVALID VOTE-0. Obi LGA; Obeko Ward Play Ground Umapia PU PDP 70 APC 224 Invalid 3 Ogbadigbo LGA; Al_Oono 2 OlaIdede Play Ground PU PDP 85 APC 100 AGATU; Obagaji Ward Obagaji Old Market II PU PDP 248 APC 103 AGATU; Obagaji Ward Olegochepo Play Ground PU PDP 156 APC 35 AGATU, Obagaji Ward Ologba Primary School PU PDP 90 APC 60
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