November 18, 2018 is finally here and its the Anambra elections, the day the people of these great state turn out to cast their votes and elect their governor. . .there has been so many issues raised prior to today's election with some saying there will be no election in anambra today. . .so am asking,mits already election day and my questions goes this way; if there is low voters turn out or votes cast, will the winner or results still be declared ?
what does the constitution of our fatherland says about all this, your comments are needed,,please have you say and educate someone this morning.
thanks

Even if it's only the candidates vote, the election will be decided based on the number. I don't think there's anywhere in the Nigerian constitution that requires a certain percentage of voters for results to be declared

michlins:
Even if it's only the candidates vote, the election will be decided based on the number. I don't think there's anywhere in the Nigerian constitution that requires a certain percentage of voters for results to be declared

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The electoral law defines everything. Percentage count.

The Nigerian constitution does not specify a minimum number of participants in any election to my knowledge, you only need a simple majority and a one quarter of votes in two third of the LGAs in your state.