FACTBOX: Sudan presidential election results
SUDAN NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
10,114,310 valid votes cast
1. Omer Hassan Al-Bashir (National Congress Party) 68.24% – 6,901,694 votes
2. Yasir Arman (Sudan People’s Liberation Movement) 21.69% – 2,193,826 votes
3. Abdullah Deng Nhial (Popular Congress Party) 3.92% – 396,139 votes
4. Hatim Al-Sir (Democratic Unionist Party) 1.93% – 195,668 votes
5. Al-Sadiq Al-Mahdi (Umma Party) 0.96% – 96,868 votes
6. Kamil Idriss (Independent) 0.76% – 77,132 votes
7. Mahmood Ahmed Jeha (Independent) 0.71% – 71,708 votes
8. Mubarak al-Fadil (Umma Reform and Renewal Party) 0.49% – 49,402 votes
9. Munir Sheikh El-din Jallab (New National Democratic Party) 0.40% – 40,277 votes
10. Abdel-Aziz Khalid (Sudanese National Alliance) 0.34%- 34,592 votes
11. Fatima Abdel-Mahmood (Sudanese Socialist Democratic Union) 0.30% – 30,562 votes
12. Mohamed Ibrahim Nugud (COMMUNIST PARTY) 0.26% – 26,442 votes
SOUTH SUDAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
2,813,830 valid votes cast
1. Salva Kiir (Sudan People’s Liberation Movement) 92.99% – 2,616,613 votes
2. Lam Akol (Sudan People’s Liberation Movement for Democratic Change) 7.01% – 197,217 votes
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Mr Famous Big_Logic_Boy
FACTBOX: Sudan presidential election results
Lam wasn’t contesting for real and some of his votes where stolen by threat as any intelligent knows what was happening during the election. People don’t want to get killed because of a paper as the fact they vote for tyrant Slava Kiir, 7% is a number and this is clear indication that he would have won but a number of factors are responsible for the insufficient outcomes, a wise can tell those barriers. Good attempt Dr Lam, you didn’t campaign but Southerns have shown desire for you as their dream leader.
Deng Garang Akech
FACTBOX: Sudan presidential election results
Dear readers,
That is good for the people of Sudan at large,
To see the stand of their people through their votes and the results of this election is enough for us to pass this judgement.