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Liberia: National Elections Commission 75% Closer to Announcing Final Results

MONROVIA – Recent election results released by the National Elections Commission on Sunday now bring the Commission about 75 percent closer to announcing the final results of the October 10 Presidential and General Elections.

On Sunday, the NEC chairperson, Davidetta Browne-Lansannah, announced progressive results from 4,295 of the 5,890 polling places, which constitutes 72.92% of the total polling places.

The NEC disclosed that the progressive results show that 1,355,140 valid votes have been tallied so far while 80,910 invalid votes have been recorded.

President George Weah remains in the lead, but there is a very thin margin between him and Ambassador Joseph Boakai of the Unity Party. According to the NEC, President Weah has obtained 593,558 votes (43.80%) while Ambassador Boakai has 589,977 votes (43.54%).

Below are the results between Ambassador Joseph Nyumah Boakai (JNB) and President George Manneh Weah (GMW) by county.

CountyNumber of polling placesPERCENTAGE TALLIEDPERCENTAGE WON BY JNBPERCENTAGE WON BY GMW
  BOMI COUNTY109/17163.74%15,791 VOTES (51.42%)11,810 VOTES (38.45%)
BONG470/55584.68%58,265 VOTES (38.78%)66,358 VOTES
(44.17%)
GBARPOLU  96/13471.64%12,813 VOTES   (44.65%)11,996 VOTES  
41.81%
GRAND BASSA266/40565.68%25,040 VOTES (35.32%)31,050 VOTES (43.80%)
GRAND CAPE MOUNT102/21347.89%13,719 VOTES (44.56%)12,504 VOTES  (41.53%)
GRAND GEDEH132/16380.98%3,728 VOTES (10.50%)27,752 VOTES (79.19%)
GRAND RKU77/11070.00%1,673 VOTES (7.76%)17,200 (79.82%)
LOFA424/424100%73,761 VOTES (56.16%)35,951 VOTES (27.37%)
MARGIBI  113/44125.62%17,502 VOTES (50.36%)13,758 VOTES (39.59%)
MARYLAND94/175(53.71%)3,782 VOTES (12.97%)21,339 VOTES (73.18%)
MONTSERRADO1,608/2008(80.08%)252,155 VOTES (45.50%)262,633 (47.39%)
NIMBA535/73672.69%96,582 VOTES (57.88%)35,474 VOTES (21.26%)
RIVERCESS83/1055.287 (25.54%5,287 VOTES (25.54%)12,113 VOTES (58.53%)
RIVERGEE96/98(97.96%)16.22%9,130 VOTES (70.27%)
SINOE52/15234.21%1,572 VOTES  (10.94%)11,239 VOTES (78.24%)

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