Special voting results for Kavango West Region

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2024-11-14

NKURENKURU, 14 November 2024- The election officials busy with counting at Nkurenkuru Community Hall. (Photo by: Lylie Joel) NAMPA

NKURENKURU, 14 NOV, (NAMPA) - Special voting election results from Kavango West Region were announced by the Returning Officers for Kapako Constituency and Nkurenkuru Constituency shortly after the counting of the ballot papers Thursday morning.
The results were as follows:

Presidential elections:

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah 167
Panduleni Itula 59
Job Amupanda 18
McHenry Venaani 11
Bernadus Swartbooi 5
Erastus Shuumbwa 2
Sakaria Likuwa 5
Kumbwa Ambrosius 2

National Assembly elections:

AR 34
APP 7
IPC 50
LPM 3
NEEF 1
NUDO 2
PDM 10
RDP 1
SWAPO 156
UNP 7

A total of 269 votes were counted in the Presidential election, while 271 were recorded in the National Assembly elections. From the Kapako Constituency, no ballot paper was rejected both from Presidential and National Assembly elections, while for the Nkurenkuru Constituency, seven ballot papers were rejected for the Presidential election and a further five were rejected for the National Assembly elections.
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