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1,491
Positions Tracked
37
States + FCT
10
Registered Parties
93M+
Registered Voters
2023 Presidential — Final
INEC Official
1
BAT
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
APC · Lagos
8.79M
2
AA
Atiku Abubakar
PDP · Adamawa
6.98M
3
PO
Peter Gregory Obi
LP · Anambra
6.10M
4
RK
Rabiu Kwankwaso
NNPP · Kano
1.50M
Valid: 24,179,217 · Turnout: 26.72%All results →
Presidential
1 position
Highest votes + 25% in ⅔ of states to win
Governorship
36 positions
Governor elected per state, 4-year term
Senate
109 positions
3 senators per state + 1 for FCT
House of Reps
360 positions
Representatives per federal constituency
State Assembly
993 positions
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Candidate Profiles
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Atiku Abubakar
Born25 Nov 1946
StateAdamawa
CareerVice President of Nigeria (1999 to 2007)
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Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso
Born21 Feb 1956
StateKano
CareerGovernor of Kano State (2003 to 2007 and 2011 to 2015)
Verified Profile
Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu
Born25 Jun 1965
StateLagos
CareerGovernor of Lagos State (2019 to present)
Verified Profile
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour
Born1 Jan 1980
StateLagos
CareerArchitect and Principal Partner, Rhodes-Vivour and Associates
Verified Profile
Abba Kabir Yusuf
Born1 Jan 1970
StateKano
CareerGovernor of Kano State (2023 to present)
PDP
Verified Profile
Siminalayi Fubara
Born27 Oct 1980
StateRivers
CareerGovernor of Rivers State (2023 to present)
Verified Profile
Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru
Born1 Jan 1967
StateLagos
CareerSenator, Lagos Central (2020 to present)
Political Parties
Party Directory
Every INEC-registered party with leadership, seats won, and ideology.
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ADC
African Democratic Congress
2NASS Seats
0Governors
2005Founded
ChairmanRalph Nwosu
HQAbuja, FCT
Centrism
INEC Active · Est. 2005
A
APC
All Progressives Congress
213NASS Seats
20Governors
2013Founded
ChairmanAbdullahi Ganduje
HQAbuja, FCT
Progressivism
INEC Active · Est. 2013
A
APGA
All Progressives Grand Alliance
6NASS Seats
1Governors
2003Founded
ChairmanEdozie Njoku
HQAwka, Anambra
Conservatism
INEC Active · Est. 2003
L
LP
Labour Party
38NASS Seats
0Governors
2002Founded
ChairmanJulius Abure
HQAbuja, FCT
Social Democracy
INEC Active · Est. 2002
N
NNPP
New Nigeria Peoples Party
22NASS Seats
1Governors
2020Founded
ChairmanRufai Alkali
HQKano
Populism
INEC Active · Est. 2020
P
PRP
People's Redemption Party
1NASS Seats
0Governors
1978Founded
ChairmanFalalu Bello
HQKano
Democratic Socialism
INEC Active · Est. 1978
P
PDP
Peoples Democratic Party
118NASS Seats
12Governors
1998Founded
ChairmanIyorchia Ayu
HQAbuja, FCT
Social Democracy
INEC Active · Est. 1998
S
SDP
Social Democratic Party
3NASS Seats
0Governors
1989Founded
ChairmanShehu Gabam
HQAbuja, FCT
Social Democracy
INEC Active · Est. 1989
Y
YPP
Young Progressives Party
1NASS Seats
0Governors
2017Founded
ChairmanBishop Amakeze
HQAbuja, FCT
Social Liberalism
INEC Active · Est. 2017
Z
ZLP
Zenith Labour Party
1NASS Seats
0Governors
2019Founded
ChairmanDaniel Maduafokwa
HQAbuja, FCT
Labour
INEC Active · Est. 2019
36 States + FCT
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Abia
AD
Adamawa
AK
Akwa Ibom
AN
Anambra
BA
Bauchi
BY
Bayelsa
BE
Benue
BO
Borno
CR
Cross River
DE
Delta
EB
Ebonyi
ED
Edo
EK
Ekiti
EN
Enugu
FC
FCT (Abuja)
GO
Gombe
IM
Imo
JI
Jigawa
KD
Kaduna
KN
Kano
KT
Katsina
KE
Kebbi
KO
Kogi
KW
Kwara
LA
Lagos
NA
Nasarawa
NI
Niger
OG
Ogun
ON
Ondo
OS
Osun
OY
Oyo
PL
Plateau
RI
Rivers
SO
Sokoto
TA
Taraba
YO
Yobe
ZA
Zamfara
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2023 Presidential Results
| Election | Date | Type | State / Constituency | Reg. Voters | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 Edo Governorship Election | 21 Sep 2024 | — | Edo State | 2,500,000 | Concluded |
| 2027 Presidential Election | 1 Feb 2027 | — | National | — | Upcoming |
| 2023 Ikeja Federal Constituency House of Reps | 25 Feb 2023 | — | Ikeja Federal Constituency | 480,000 | Concluded |
| 2023 Kano Central Senatorial Election | 25 Feb 2023 | — | Kano Central Senatorial District | 1,200,000 | Concluded |
| 2023 Lagos Central Senatorial Election | 25 Feb 2023 | — | Lagos Central Senatorial District | 2,540,000 | Concluded |
| 2023 Rivers Governorship Election | 18 Mar 2023 | — | Rivers State | 3,900,000 | Concluded |
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