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Nkrumah & Afeku lose, Bissiw, Jamal win

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  1. National Democratic Congress (NDC)
  2. Ghana Freedom Party (GFP)
  3. New Patriotic Party (NPP)
  4. Convention People’s Party (CPP)
  5. Peoples National Convention (PNC)
  6. Progressive People’s Party (PPP)
  7. United Front Party (UFP)
  8. .....

Source: Various / 08.12.2012 - "After" - Election Day 2

  • Member of Parliament for Ningo Prampram Constituency E T Mensah has retained his seat, albeit with a small margin. The Works and Housing Minister polled 21,178 with the NPP candidate Sylvester Tetteh polling 17,122.

     

  • CPP’s only parliamentary candidate Samia Yaba Nkrumah is reported to have lost the Jomoro constituency seat to the NDC.

     

  • NPP's Catherine Afeku lost the Evalue Gwira seat by polling 11,651 votes. The NDC's Kweku Tamekyi Kessie polled 14,096 votes to win the seat.

     

  • NPPs Yaw Owusu-Boateng beat NDC’s Richard Roland Acquah to win the Asene Akroso-Mamfo seat in the Eastern region. The constituency was one of the new 45 constituencies created by the Electoral Commission ahead of the general elections.

     

  • Deputy Water Resources Works and Housing Minister, Dr. Hannah Bissiw won the Tano South seat in the Brong Ahafo region.

     

  • Baba Jamal is also reported to have won the Akwatia seat after his fourth attempt.

     

  • Nii Lantey Vanderpuije is reported to have won the hotly contested Odododiodoo seat in the Greater Accra region.

     

  • MP of the Efutu constituency in the Central Region, Mike Hammah who is also the Minister of Natural Resources has lost his seat. NPP candidate Alexander Afenya-Markin polled 19,062 votes as against 16,977 for Hammah.

     

  • Information Minister, under the Kufuor administration, Asamoah Boateng (aka Asabee) has failed in his bid to return to Parliament. He lost the Mfantsiman West seat to the incumbent Tawiah Aquinas

 

  1. For all other Election News (from 10th December) - See Main Page - 
  2. NDC supporters throng party Headquarters
  3. Ghana election: Opposition NPP alleges vote fraud
  4. Heavy security presence at EC 
  5. NPP have problem with maths- Asiedu Nketia
  6. PPP calls on EC to delay announcement
  7. We will investigate credible claims if possible- EC
  8. ‘NDC will win to continue the Better Ghana Agenda’
  9. NPP sweeps Tema Parliamentary Seats
  10. Dec. 7 polls: 28 women elected as MPs
  11. NPP Charges Polling Agents
  12. Obasanjo describes Ghana’s election as transparent, free and fair
  13. Appiah Ofori: Why Npp Will Lose
  14. Statement: NDC lauds Peace Council timely intervention
  15. CODEO Commends E.C And Ghanaians
  16. NPP’s Ayikoi Otoo loses Krowor, refuses to concede
  17. PRESS RELEASE!! Movement for Mahama
  18. Election 2012: Joy Fm calls for Mahama
  19. NPC condemns NPP for declaring election results 
  20. NDC urges members to be calm and wait for EC results
  21. President Has Narrow Lead as Second Day of Voting Finishes
  22. Election Winner to be known today (09.12.2012)
  23. Stay calm NDC is ahead - Asiedu Nketia
  24. Presidential and parliamentary election produces amazing outcome in Western Region
  25. Defeated parliamentary candidates contest defeat
  26. EC denies engaging Israeli company to transmit results
  27. Ablekuma North: Machomen burn ballot papers
  28. Ningo residents angry over E.T. Mensah’s win 
  29. Election results can't be doctored - Afari-Gyan
  30. 2 ballot boxes missing at Zabzugu
  31. NPP claims Akufo-Addo cruising with 51.8%, Hannah Tetteh denies losing
  32. Moses Asaga lose Nabdam seat to Boniface Agambilla
  33. NPP supporters besiege private property in Ayawaso-West Wuogon
  34. NDC tells EC to rectify electoral hitches 
  35. Voting to resume in polling stations where verification machines failed 
  36. Agyarko sure of NPP victory
  37. PPP performance very disappointing - Chairman...
  38. Ablekuma West: Ursula & Victoria claim to be winning...
  39. NPP: Only 1% of polling stations vote today
  40. NPP Reminds NDC
  41. Ghana election: Voting enters second day (08.12.2012)
  42. Mike Hammah loses Efutu seat
  43. Nkrumah & Afeku lose, Bissiw, Jamal win
  44. ET Mensah denies losing seat
  45. NDC Urges Followers To Be Vigilant
  46. Adwoa Sarfo reportedly cruising to victory
  47. Ghana decides 2012: Provisional results 
  48. Close of Polls: CODEO Situational Report 
  49. NPP statement: Prez Mahama is interfering in electoral matters
  50. Vote so you are not governed by fools - Mahama
  51. PNC Chairman dead in fatal accident, EC officials injured
  52. Let people with valid IDs vote; verification or not - Prez Mahama
  53. Early voting in Kumasi characterized by long queues
  54. Majority of electorates in Ho likely to vote by mid-day
  55. Voting process delayed in Dome- Kwabenya
  56. Voting delays at Anyaa sowutuom
  57. Former Prez Rawlings casts his ballot at PWD I centre
  58. Ghana is bigger and more important than any of us- Prez Mahama
  59.  Voting takes off at all centres


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