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Osun 2022: How Adeleke defeated sitting governor Oyetola [Breakdown of Results in 30 LGAs]

The candidate of the PDP, Sen. Ademola Adeleke, has been declared winner of the Osun governorship election, held on July 16.

Announcing the results at the INEC Collation Centre on Sunday in Osogbo, Prof. Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, who was the returning officer, said that Adeleke polled   403,371 votes to defeat his closet rival, Gov. Gboyega Oyetola, the candidate of the APC, who scored 375,027 votes.

Below is the scorecard of the PDP and APC across the 30 Local Government Areas in the state:

  1. Boluwaduro

PDP: 5860

APC: 5649

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  1. Ilesa East

PDP: 10969

APC: 13452

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  1. Osogbo

PDP: 30401

APC: 22952

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  1. Ila

PDP: 13036

APC: 11163

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  1. Atakumosa West

PDP: 7750

APC: 6601

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  1. Ifelodun

PDP: 17107

APC: 16068

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  1. Ilesa West

PDP: 13769

APC: 10777

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  1. Ayedire

PDP: 7402

APC: 7868

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  1. Odo-Otin

PDP: 14003

APC: 13483

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  1. Boripe

PDP: 7595

APC: 21205

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  1. Obokun

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PDP: 13575

APC: 9727

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  1. Orolu

PDP: 10282

APC: 9928

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  1. Olorunda

PDP: 21350

APC: 18709

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  1. Ife North

PDP: 10359

APC: 9964

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15 Ifedayo

PDP:4730

APC:5016

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  1. Ife Central

PDP:13632

APC: 17880

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  1. Irepodun

PDP:14369

APC:12122

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  1. Oriade

PDP:15947

APC:14189

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  1. Ayedaade

PDP:13380

APC:14527

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20.Ola-Oluwa

PDP:7205

APC:9123

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  1. Iwo

PDP:16914

APC:17421

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22.Ede South

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PDP:19438

APC:5704

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23.Isokan

PDP:10777

APC:10833

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24.Irewole

PDP:14216

APC:18198

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25.Ejigbo

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PDP:18065

APC: 14355

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  1. Ede North

PDP:23931

APC:9603

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  1. Egbedore

PDP: 13230

APC:9228

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  1. Atakumosa East

PDP: 6992

APC:7449

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29.Ife South

PDP:9116

APC:12481

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  1. Ife East

PDP:18071

APC: 19353

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