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EKITI

Ilejemeje: PDP-3,799, APC- 3,000
Ekiti South West: PDP-10,220; APC -7,195.
Efon: PDP- 5,699, APC-3,103
Irepodun/Ifelodun: PDP-11,895; APC- 7,970.
Oye: PDP-11,262; APC- 8,574.
Emure: PDP- 6,822 ; APC 5,353.
Ikere: PDP-14,091; APC- 7,990.
Ekiti West: PDP-10,003, APC-8,001
Ado: PDP-25,419, APC-14,414
Ikole: PDP-13,306; APC-10,026.
Gbonyin: PDP- 8,792; APC 6,334
Ekiti East: PDP-11,922 ; APC-8,274.
Moba: PDP- 8,687; APC- 7,492
Ise/Orun: PDP-9,158; APC 5,675
Ido/Osi:

OSUN
Boluwaduro: APC- 5288, PDP-4413.
Egbedore: APC- 9577 PDP- 6507.
Ila: APC- 11576, PDP- 7647
Boripe: APC-12152, PDP- 7457
Ife North: APC-8369, PDP- 7921
Ife South: APC-9793, PDP-9283
Ife East: APC-12513, PDP-15532
Olorunda: APC- 23,342, PDP-7958
Atakumosa West: APC- 6639, PDP-4734
Ife East: APC 12513, PDP-15532
Odo Otin: APC-13351, PDP-10230
Isokan: APC-10187, PDP-6974
Orolu: APC-8466, PDP-6360
Atakunmosa East: APC 6639, PDP-4734
Ifelodun: APC 17040, PDP 9847
Irepodun: APC-12485, PDP-7750
Ayedaade: APC- 13560, PDP- 9466
Olaoluwa: APC 8125, PDP 5910

OGUN
Odeda: APC-11,102; PDP -4,456
Imeko Afon: APC-7,657; PDP-12,153
Sagamu: APC-15,761, PDP -17,263
Ijebu Ode: APC -14,043, PDP -8,972
Remo North: APC- 6,164, PDP -9,278
Ewekoro: APC -9,626, PDP -3,227
Obafemi-Owode: APC -15,207, PDP -5,786.
Ijebu North-East: APC- 7638, PDP-6163.
Odogboolu: APC -11623, PDP -11405.
Abeokuta North: APC 21213, PDP 5,742

OYO
OYO WEST: APC-16,431; PDP- 5,381.
ATISBO: APC-9,090; PDP-6,392
SAKI WEST: APC- 7,208; PDP-5,368
ATIBA: APC-16,755; PDP- 6,443
IWAJOWA: APC-8,715; PDP-7,389
ONA ARA: APC- 12,291; PDP-7,175
IBARAPA EAST: APC-10,482; PDP-7,009
IDO: APC-17,235; PDP- 6,538
OLUYOLE: APC-19,642; PDP-6,956;
KAJOLA: APC-14,538; PDP- 11,045
AFIJIO: APC- 8,001; PDP-5,738
OORELOPE: APC-9,425; PDP -5,384
IREPO: APC-10,380; PDP -4,979
ITESIWAJU: APC-7,257; PDP-7,605
KANO
Kibiya: APC- 23,000; PDP- 4,999
Gabasawa: APC-31,000; PDP- 8,840
Bagwai: APC- 3 8,750; PDP 8,159
Kunchi: APC-24,542; PDP 2,921
Tsanyawa: APC-32,662; PDP 4,819
Gaya: APC -38,085; PDP 1,888
BORNO
Marte: APC 426; PDP 742
Kala Balge: APC 1766- PDP 98
Askira Uba: APC, 5220 PDP, 1308
Ngala: APC 2764; PDP 241
Kukuwa: APC 5662, PDP 230
Mobbar APC 4487, PDP 108
Abadam APC 2657, PDP 70
Ngazai APC, 3521, PDP 211
Kaga APC 6133 PDP 202
Mafa APC 7140, PDP 178
Dikwa APC 3031, PDP 114
Gwoza APC 15702, PDP 1414
Gubio APC 6481 PDP 306
Munguno APC 5461, PDP 181
Bama APC 11133 PDP 193
Guzamala APC 2720 PDP 397

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