MONROVIA – The National Elections Commission has released the third batch of election results that now puts incumbent President George Weah in a marginal lead as he’s very closely followed by 78-year-old former Vice President Joseph Boakai of the Unity Party.
On Friday, the Chairperson of the National Elections Commission, Davidetta Browne-Lansannah, announced results from 1,527 of 5,890 Polling Places which represents 25.93% of the polling places.
From the results announced, President Weah lead with 216,344 representing 44.56% while Amb. Boakai has obtained 207,217 votes which is 42.69% of the total votes tallied so far.
Below are the results between Amb. Joseph Boakai (JNB) and George Manneh Weah (GMW) as per counties
| County | Number of polling places | PERCENTAGE TALLIED | PERCENTAGE WON BY JNB | PERCENTAGE WON BY GMW |
| BOMI COUNTY | 61 OF 170 | 35.675% | 8,8769 VOTES 51.77% | 6,471 VOTES 38.20% |
| BONG | 153 of 555 | 27.57% | 22,224 VOTES 43.23% | 21,997 VOTES 42.79% |
| GBAROLOU | 96 of 143 | 71.64% | 12,813 VOTES 44.65% | 11,996 VOTES 41.81% |
| BASSA | 93 POLLING OF 405 | 22.96% | 9,894 VOTES 39.14% | 10,789 VOTES 42.68% |
| GRAND GEDEH | 36 of 163 | 22.09% | 1,128 VOTES 10.72% | 8,228 VOTES 78.22% |
| GRAND RKU | 23 of 110 | 20.91% | 444 VOTES 6.46% | 5,508 VOTES 80.13% |
| LOFA | 156 of 424 | 36.79% | 4,843 VOTES 53.41% | 12,426 VOTES 26,71% |
| MNARGIBI | 49 of 441 | 11.11% | 6,962 VOTES 47.40% | 5,915 VOTES 40.27% |
| MARYLAND | 49 OF 175 | 28% | 2,333 VOTES 15.19% | 11,056 VOTES 71.99% |
| MONTSERRADO | 504 OF 2008 | 55.10% | 77,001 VOTES 44.02% | 86,812 VOTES 49.63% |
| NIMBA | 190 POLLING OF 736 | 25.82% | 33,857 VOTES 55.99% | 12,369 VOTES 20.46% |
| RIVERCSS | 40 OF 105 | 38.10% | 3208 VOTES 29.93% | 5,957 VOTES 55.57% |
| RIVERGEE | 42 OF 98 | 42.86% | 2,616 VOTES 20.22% | 8,790 VOTES 67.94% |
| SINOE | 35 OF 152 | 23.03% | 1,125 VOTES 11.08% | 8,030 VOTES 79.07% |
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