Bawumia Scores Zero Votes in Several Kusaug Traditional Area Polling Stations

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Bawumia Scores Zero Votes in Several Kusaug Traditional Area Polling Stations

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) presidential candidate, faced a significant electoral blow in the Kusaug Traditional Area in the Bawku municipal of the Upper East region during recent presidential polling. Results from 25 polling stations in the region showed zero votes for the NPP candidate, highlighting the stronghold of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the area.

Below are the polling stations where the NPP recorded no votes:

1. Nyorugu Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 464

2. Narangzua Primary School Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 286

3. Kpalugu Checkpoint:

NPP: 0

NDC: 450

4. Kpalugu Primary School:

NPP: 0

NDC: 395

5. Aviondago Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 270

6. Nayoko No. 2 Primary Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 345

7. Nayoko No. 2 JHS Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 419

8. Old Education Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 385

9. Sabungari Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 1,002

10. Pentecost Church Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 482

11. Missing Primary School Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 441

12. Deega Primary School:

NPP: 0

NDC: 425

13. Goore Clinic Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 351

14. Agoli Primary School Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 441

15. Lalsaa Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 268

16. Zuuku Primary School Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 631

17. Tansia Primary School Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 388

18. Narangsaa Primary School:

NPP: 0

NDC: 384

19. Zoogo Primary School (Box A):

NPP: 0

NDC: 347

APC: 1

20. Zoogo Primary School (Box B):

NPP: 0

NDC: 353

LPG: 2

21. Tandianabo’og Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 157

22. Wanwaago Primary School:

NPP: 0

NDC: 230

23. Songuri Primary Polling Station:

NPP: 0

NDC: 315

APC: 8

24. Meliga Primary School:

NPP: 0

NDC: 468

APC: 2

Alan: 1

25. Tensungo Clinic:

NPP: 0

NDC: 307

APC: 30

The overwhelming support for the NDC in these areas reflects a historical voting pattern, emphasizing the region’s loyalty to the party. Political analysts suggest this trend could pose challenges for the NPP in future elections.