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Why is the President against the use of card reader for elections? by notoriousbabe: 1:06pm On Dec 11, 2018 |
Why is the President against the use of card reader for elections? Could the reason be from this INEC data? SHOCKER: 13.5M NIGERIANS VOTED WITHOUT PVC IN 2015 – 75% IN STATES WON BY BUHARI The Cable reports At least 13.5 million Nigerians voted manually in the 2015 presidential election, according to data from the Independent and National Electoral Commission (INEC). Based on an analysis of the data, 75 percent of votes cast without PVC were in states won by President Muhammadu Buhari, then candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The data, obtained by DeepDive Intelligence, also shows that Buhari won in nine of the 10 most-affected states. The 2015 presidential election had two major contenders; Buhari and Goodluck Jonathan, Nigeria’s first incumbent president to lose a re-election bid. Of the 31,746,490 accredited voters in the election, 13,536,311 representing 42.6 percent of voters voted without biometric accreditation. Out of this number, 10,184,720 votes are from states won by Buhari and 3,351,591 votes came from states won by Jonathan, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, representing 75 percent and 25 percent of accredited voters respectively. Below is a table showing votes cast manually in the 2015 elections: Below is a table showing votes cast manually in the 2015 elections: NO STATE NO OF ACCREDITED VOTERS NO OF VOTERS WHO VOTED WITHOUT FULL BIOMETRIC ACCREDITATION WHO WON? 1 Abia 442,538 102,401 PDP 2 Adamawa 709,993 296,733 APC 3 Akwa Ibom 1,074,070 288,775 PDP 4 Anambra 774,430 89,982 PDP 5 Bauchi 1,094,069 627,048 APC 6 Bayelsa 384,789 143,296 PDP 7 Benue 754,634 347,673 APC 8 Borno 544,759 317,933 APC 9 Cross River 500,577 129,381 PDP 10 Delta 1,350,914 226,266 PDP 11 Ebonyi 425,301 213,543 PDP 12 Edo 599,166 237,958 PDP 13 Ekiti 323,739 165,000 PDP 14 Enugu 616,112 146,730 PDP 15 Gombe 515,828 237,139 APC 16 Imo 801,712 151,234 PDP 17 Jigawa 1,153,428 744,457 APC 18 Kaduna 1,746,031 800,112 APC 19 Kano 2,364,434 1,358,537 APC 20 Katsina 1,578,646 1,045,994 APC 21 Kebbi 792,817 496,565 APC 22 Kogi 476,839 162,763 APC 23 Kwara 489,360 302,904 APC 24 Lagos 1,678,754 341,151 APC 25 Nasarawa 562,959 360,596 PDP 26 Niger 933,607 492,870 APC 27 Ogun 594,975 239,050 APC 28 Ondo 618,040 263,453 APC 29 Osun 683,169 255,460 APC 30 Oyo 1,073,849 384,316 APC 31 Plateau 1,076,833 482,788 PDP 32 Rivers 1,643,409 158,844 PDP 33 Sokoto 988,899 588,730 APC 34 Taraba 638,578 389,696 PDP 35 Yobe 520,127 302,965 APC 36 Zamfara 875,049 578,866 APC 37 FCT 344,056 65,102 PDP Total 31,746,490 13,536,311 |
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