Akeredolu Maintains Lead After 15 LGAs Results [#OndoDecides2020]

'Dotun Akintomide
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  • 3 LGAs To Go

Ondo State Governor and candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Rotimi Akeredolu, has held on to his lead in the Saturday’s governorship poll.

Results from 15 Local Governments showed that Akeredolu won in 12 LGAs while the Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Eyitayo Jegede, won three. However, results for the close are going neck-and-neck in much of the battleground LGAs in state.

Akeredolu has so far garnered 229,309 votes while Eyitayo Jegede has 170,138 votes with 3 LGAs left.

The Deputy Governor and Zenith Labour Party candidate, Agboola Ajayi, lags with 53,422 votes.

SEE RESULTS FROM 15 LGAs:

1: Owo LGA
APC – 35,957
PDP – 5,311
ZLP – 408

2: Ondo East LGA
APC: 6, 485
PDP: 4,049
ZLP: 3,221

3: Akoko North-West LGA
APC: 15,809
PDP: 10, 320
ZLP: 3,477

4: Akoko South-West LGA
APC: 21,322
PDP: 15,055
ZLP: 2,775

5: Akoko North-East
APC: 16,572
PDP: 8,380
ZLP: 3,532

6: Irele LGA
APC: 12,643
PDP: 5,493
ZLP: 5,904

7: Ile Oluji LGA
APC:13278
PDP: 9231
ZLP:1971

8: Ifedore LGA
APC – 9350
PDP – 11852
ZLP – 1863

9: Akure North LGA
APC – 9546
PDP- 12263
ZLP- 1046

10: Idanre LGA
APC: 11286
PDP: 7499
ZLP: 3623

11: Idanre LGA
APC: 11286
PDP: 7499
ZLP: 3623

12: Akure South LGA
APC: 17,277
PDP: 47,627
ZLP: 2,236

13: Akoko South-East LGA
APC – 9419
PDP- 4003
ZLP – 2004

14: Ose LGA
APC – 15,122
PDP -8421
ZLP – 1083

15: Okitipupa LGA
APC – 19266
PDP – 10367
ZLP – 10120

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