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Ejisu By-Election: Provisional Results Shows NPP’s Lawyer Kwabena Boateng Leading

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, Ghana Street Journal

The provisional results of the Ejisu by-election, which took place on Tuesday, April 30, have been announced.

Thanks to Graphic Online, we have all the information you need about this election. Six candidates are competing in this by-election, including three independent contenders.

With a total of 106,812 eligible voters, the people are exercising their democratic right to choose their representative in Parliament.

One notable candidate in this race is Kwabena Owusu Aduomi, a former three-term Member of Parliament for the constituency and former Deputy Minister of Roads and Highways. Aduomi is now running as an Independent Candidate.

His decision to run independently against the NPP’s candidate, Kwabena Boateng, could potentially change the dynamics in Parliament. If Aduomi emerges as the winner, it could lead to the NPP becoming a minority in Parliament.

The candidates competing for the vacant seat represent three political parties: the NPP, the Liberal Party of Ghana (LPG), and the Convention People’s Party (CPP).

In addition, independent candidates Gabriel Agyemang Joseph and Attakorah Joseph are also part of the electoral race, providing voters with a diverse range of options.

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0.2 percent

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 55.8 percent (27,772 votes)

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 0.3 percent

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 43.3 percent (21,534 votes)

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0.4 percent

Joseph Attakora (IND) – 0.0 percent

Voter turnout – 49.1 percent

Below are some results from various polling centres so far:

FUMESUA CHIEF’S PALACE

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 243

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) -0

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 141

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0

OLD JUABEN

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 251

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) -0

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 148

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


ABANKROM M/A PRIMARY B

Esther Osei (CPP) – 1

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 233

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) -0

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 114

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


ABANKROM M/A PRIMARY A

Esther Osei (CPP) – 1

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 196

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) -0

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 109

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 2

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


BESEASE ST GEORGES

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 72

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) -0

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 266

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 1

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0

JAMASI CENTRAL MOSQUE

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 106

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 2

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 69

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 2

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


BESEASE TOOKWAI

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 108

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 2

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 158

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 2

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


BESEASE CATHOLIC CHURCH B

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 69

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 1

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 151

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0

Joseph Attakora (IND) – 0


BESEASE CATHOLIC CHURCH A

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 68

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 1

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 171

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


BESEASE SAKORA PARK

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 52

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 1

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 340

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


EJISU MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY B

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 58

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 0

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 87

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


EJISU MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY A

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) – 97

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 0

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) – 107

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) – 0

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


FUMESUA COMMUNITY CENTRE

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Kwabena Boateng (NPP ) -158

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 2

Kwabena Owusu Aduomi (IND) -132

Joseph Agyeman Fredua (IND) -2

JosephAttakora (IND) – 0


EJISU R/C PRIMARY SCHOOL B

Kwabena Boateng (NPP) – 119

Kwabena Owusu-Aduomi (IND) – 186

Esther Osei (CPP) – 0

Beatrice Boakye (LPG) – 0

Joseph Attakora – 0

Joseph Agyemang Fredua – 0

Rejected – 2

Source – Tru News Report

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