The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has announced Governor Muhammad Badaru Abubakar of the All Progressives Congress, APC, as the winner of the governorship election.
Declaring the result, the returning officer of the governorship election, Prof. Azubike Sunny Nwanko, Provost, Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna announced Muhammad Badaru as the winner with the total of 810,933 votes.
The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Aminu Ibrahim Ringim scored 288,356 and while the Candidate of the Social Democratic Party, SDP, Bashir Adamu Jumbo scored 32894 votes.
He explained that out of 2109477 registered voters, 1169925 were accredited and the total of 1163206 votes were casted, while 24152 votes were rejected votes.
Below is the result.
Gagarawa LG APC 15,565 PDP 8,411
Auyo LG APC 27,771 PDP 7,879
Kazaure LG APC 22,074 PDP 3,216
Taura LG APC 32,735 PDP 11,417
Hadejia LG APC 27,242 PDP 4,399
Miga LG APC 22,746 PDP 9,269
Jahun LG APC 41,937 PDP 16,119
Garki LG APC 33674 PDP 15,147
Malam Madori LG APC 27,616 PDP 7,397
Kaugama LG APC 26,025 PDP 7,382
Sule Tankarkar LG APC 32,154 PDP 12,543
Dutse LG APC 43,165 PDP 15,108
Babura LG APC 43,601 PDP 7,131
Kiyawa LG APC 36255 PDP 12,866
Kiri kasamma LG APC 26,388 PDP 9,333
Yankwashi LG APC 11,880 PDP 5,677
Ringim LG APC 41,481 PDP 28,035
Roni LG APC 19,516 PDP 5,013
Gwaram LG APC 58,210 PDP 12,227
Birniwa LG APC 24,993 PDP 12,227
Kafin Hausa LG APC 38,989 PDP 10,133
Birnin Kudu LG APC 48,401 PDP 22,777
Maigatari LG APC 26,123 PDP 12,494
Buji LG APC 21,406 PDP 9,389
Guri LG APC 20,953 PDP 7,389
Gwiwa LG APC 24,953 PDP 7746
Gumel LG APC 15,800 PDP 5,298
The two major candidates were in similer battle in 2015 and Governor Muhammad Badaru Abubakar got 648,046 votes against Aminu Ringim who scored 479,447 votes.
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