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Details of Sunday’s presidential run-off

Accra, Dec. 30, Ghanadot/GNA – Professor John Evans Atta Mills, presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has a lead over Nana Akufo-Addo, presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), after EC certified results in 229 constituencies.


Statistics by the Electoral Commission said provisional figures of the certified results of Sunday’s run-off from 229 constituencies shows that Prof. Atta Mills has 50.13 per cent (4,501,466 votes) while Nana Akufo-Addo has 49.87 per cent (4,478,441 votes).


In the regional breakdown, Prof. Atta Mills won in eight of the 10 regions – Western (51.9%), Central (53.8%), Greater Accra (54.4%), Volta (86.1%), Brong Ahafo (50.4), Northern (61.6%), Upper East (65%) and Upper West (62.3%).


Nana Akufo-Addo won in two regions – Eastern (57.5%) and Ashanti Regions (75.0%).


National turnout after 229 constituencies is 72.74 per cent. Percentage of rejected votes is 1.01 per cent.

REGION            Nana Akufo-Addo  %      J.E.A Mills     %

 

WESTERN         384,028       48.1          414,144     51.9
CENTRAL        325,454         46.2          378,975     53.8
GT. ACCRA      798,556        45.6           953,086    54.4
VOLTA           102,173         13.9           630,899    86.1
EASTERN        536,366         57.5          396,277     42.5
ASHANTI        1,438,820      75.0          479,749     25.0
BRONG AHAFO 382,202         49.6         388,463      50.4
NORTHERN      311,774         38.4         500,953      61.6
UPPER EAST    117,477         34.4         223,994      65.6
UPPER WEST    81,561          37.7         134,926      62.3


NATIONAL TOTAL 4,478,411  49.9          4,501,466    50.1


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