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BREAKING: Delta Bye-election: INEC Declares PDP Candidate, Evivie Winner + Video, Photo
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has declared the candidate of the People’s Democratic Party PDP, Hon Evivie Ovuokporie as winner of the Isoko South constituency 1 bye-election held on Saturday September 11, 2021 in Delta State.
BIGPENNGR reports that returning Officer, Prof. Christopher Onosemuode declared the candidate of the PDP, Hon Evivie Ovuokporie winner at the constituency Collation Centre, Isoko South INEC LGA office on Sunday morning.
The bye election to fill the vacant seat at the State House of Assembly was mainly contested by the candidates of PDP, Hon. Ovuokporie Evivie who polled 6, 957 votes, Comrade Michael Emumena Paul of the SDP who had 1,291 votes and Dr Ogaga Ifowodo of the APC who got 1,301 votes.
BIGPENNGR produced the result sheet and video recording of the election outcome below:
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