MONROVIA –The National Elections Commission today continued the announcement of provisional results for the just ended general elections.
According to the NEC, with votes from 2,933 polling places (49.8%) of the total 5890, President Weah obtained 415,895, constituting 44.58% of the total votes tallied so far, while former VP Joseph Boakai is trailing with 402,137, amounting to 43.1%.
Below are the results between Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai (JNB) and President George Manneh Weah (GMW) as per counties.
| County | Number of polling places | PERCENTAGE TALLIED | PERCENTAGE WON BY JNB | PERCENTAGE WON BY GMW |
| BOMI COUNTY | 109 POLLING OF 171 | 63.74% | 15,791 VOTES 51.42% | 11,810 VOTES 38.45% |
| BONG | 190 POLLING OF 555 | 34.23% | 26,741 VOTES 42.58% | 26,675 VOTES 42.47% |
| GBARPOLU | 96 POLLING OF 134 | 71.64% | 12,813 VOTES 44.65% | 11,996 VOTES 41.81% |
| GRAND BASSA | 167 POLLING OF 405 | 41.23% | 18,217 VOTES 39.08% | 19,890 VOTES 42.67% |
| GRAND CAPE MOUNT | 40 POLLING OF 213 | 18.78% | 6,772 VOTES 54.16% | 4,517 VOTES 36.12% |
| GRAND GEDEH | 88 POLLING OF 163 | 53.99% | 2,439 VOTES 10.13% | 18,864 VOTES 78.3% |
| GRAND RKU | 59 POLLING OF 110 | 53.64% | 1,123 VOTES 6.53% | 13,986 VOTES 81.35% |
| LOFA | 325 POLLING OF 424 | 76.65% | 54,887 VOTES 54.79% | 28,660 VOTES 28.61% |
| MARGIBI | 57 POLLING OF 441 | 12.93% | 8,069 VOTES 47.25% | 6,939 VOTES 40.63% |
| MARYLAND | 94 POLLIG OF 175 | 53.71% | 3,782 VOTES 12.97% | 21,339VOTES 73.18% |
| MONTSERRADO | 1,132 POLLING OF 2008 | 56.37% | 172,506 VOTES 44.31% | 189,402 VOTES 48.65% |
| NIMBA | 309 POLLING OF 736 | 52.99% | 69,361 VOTES 56.41% | 26,340VOTES 21.42% |
| RIVERCESS | 65 POLLING OF 105 | 61.90% | 4,486 VOTES 26.77% | 9,827VOTES 58.63% |
| RIVERGEE | 69 POLLING OF 98 | 70.41% | 3,578 VOTES 17.39% | 14,411 VOTES 70.05% |
| SINOE | 52 POLLING OF 152 | 34.21% | 1,572 VOTES 10.94% | 11,239 VOTES 78.24% |
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