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How Labour Party And Others Performed In The South East At The National Assembly Election

The National Assembly Election was done on the 25th of February. Aside for few places, the Independent National Electoral Commission have announced the list of those that won the Senate and House of Representative seat. We take a look at how political parties performed in the Southeast Geopolitical zone.


House of Representatives

Southeast has 43 seats in the House of Representatives.

The 43 seats are are broken down among the 5 states as follows:

1. Abia state - 8

2. Anambra State - 11

3. Ebonyi state - 6

4. Enugu state - 8

5. Imo state - 10


Out of the 43 seats;

PDP won 6

Labour party won 22

APC won 7

APGA won 4

YPP won 1

While 4 of the seats have not been decided as INEC declared their elections Inconclusive.


A breakdown of the performance of each state shows the following:

1. Abia State - 8 seats

Labour Party - 6 

PDP - 1

APC - 1


2. Anambra state - 11 seats 

Labour party - 5

APGA - 4

YPP - 1

Inconclusive - 1


3. Ebonyi - 6 seats 

APC - 3

PDP - 1

Labour party - 1

Inconclusive - 1


4. Enugu state - 8 seats

Labour party - 7

PDP - 1


5. Imo state - 10 seats 

Labour party - 2

APC - 3

PDP - 3

Inconclusive - 2


Senate

In Senate, Southeast has 15 seats.

Labour Party won 5

PDP won 2

APC won 6

APGA won 1

Inconclusive - 1


A breakdown of how each party performed in each state shows the following:

1. Abia state

PDP - 1

Labour party - 1

APGA - 1


2. Anambra state

Labour party - 2

YPP - 1


3. Ebonyi state

APC - 3


4. Enugu state

Labour party - 1

PDP - 1

Inconclusive - 1


5. Imo state 

Labour party - 1

APC - 2.


So in conclusion, Labour Party have won 27 seats, APC won 13 seats, PDP won 8 seats, APGA won 5 Seats while YPP won 2 in the National Assembly from Southeast.

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