analysis
of the 2019 NIGERIAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Friday 8th March,
2019
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
In
the early hours of Wednesday 27th February 2019, the presidential
election results were announced and a winner declared. Out of 82,344,107 total registered voters, 29,364,209 were accredited which is a
voter turnout of 35.66% (using total
votes cast gives 34.7%) which is
over 11% less than the voter turnout
for the 2015 Presidential Election (47.01%).
The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate Muhammadu Buhari won with 15,191,847 votes while the runner-up,
Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) polled 11,262,978 votes. There were 27,324,583 valid votes while 1,289,607 votes were rejected.
However
since the conduct of the election, there have been some issues raised in some
sections of the public relating to the results and conduct of the election.
Election Monitor has noted these concerns and employed an analytical approach
to determine if they have a sound basis or not.
The
aim of preparing the ‘Analysis of the
2019 Nigerian Presidential Election’ document is to provide a comprehensive
analysis of the 2019 Presidential Election Results with a view to understanding
the level of credibility of the exercise.
It
is expected that this document will significantly increase the quality of
discussions relating to the 2019 Nigerian Presidential election.
God
Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Signed
Abiodun
Ajijola
National
Coordinator
Kindly
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