Kaduna · Permanent place record

Lere election results

The Lere 2023 presidential rollup contains 457 of 457 polling units in Mundx’s inventory (100.0%). PDP leads the four-party dataset with 27,515 votes (42.2%), ahead of APC by 8,720. The ward table below covers all 11 wards recorded for this Kaduna local area.

Wards
11
PUs represented
457 / 457
Four-party leader
PDP
Leading margin
8,720
Ward leaders

Local distribution

APC leads 1, PDP leads 10 of 11 ward rollups in Lere.

Largest ward rollup

Yar Kasuwa

8,399 four-party votes across 51 represented polling units.

Closest ward margin

Saminaka

APC leads PDP by 90 votes. 0 wards have at least one unresolved polling-unit record.

Local rollup

Four-party totals

Lere, Kaduna 2023 presidential four-party polling-unit rollup
PartyVotes in rollupFour-party share
PDP27,51542.2%
APC18,79528.8%
LP12,73119.5%
NNPP6,1109.4%
Four-party total65,151100.0%

Ward evidence

Results by ward

Each row reports only polling units represented in the four-party source snapshot. The coverage column keeps missing records visible.

Lere ward-level four-party polling-unit rollup
WardLeaderAPCLPPDPNNPPFour-party totalPUs representedCoverage
AbadawaPDP1,1626901,3384473,63738 / 38100.0%
Dan AlhajiPDP1,3116412,0664024,42039 / 39100.0%
GaruPDP2,2611,8872,7232027,07353 / 53100.0%
Gure/KahuguPDP8322,7022,8641026,50035 / 35100.0%
KayardaPDP1,1808302,0771924,27932 / 32100.0%
LazuruPDP1,9666672,4141,5486,59547 / 47100.0%
LerePDP1,783882,5372214,62924 / 24100.0%
Ramin KuraPDP1,4536651,8292104,15729 / 29100.0%
Sabon BirninPDP2,7486423,2169927,59853 / 53100.0%
SaminakaAPC2,7617852,6711,6477,86456 / 56100.0%
Yar KasuwaPDP1,3383,1343,7801478,39951 / 51100.0%

Ward notes

The largest ward rollups in Lere

These notes restate the largest 8 ward records in prose so the leader, margin and source coverage remain understandable outside the table.

  1. Yar Kasuwa: PDP leads with 3,780 of 8,399 four-party votes (45.0%), a margin of 646 over LP. The rollup represents 51 of 51 polling units. No polling-unit inventory gap remains in this source snapshot.
  2. Saminaka: APC leads with 2,761 of 7,864 four-party votes (35.1%), a margin of 90 over PDP. The rollup represents 56 of 56 polling units. No polling-unit inventory gap remains in this source snapshot.
  3. Sabon Birnin: PDP leads with 3,216 of 7,598 four-party votes (42.3%), a margin of 468 over APC. The rollup represents 53 of 53 polling units. No polling-unit inventory gap remains in this source snapshot.
  4. Garu: PDP leads with 2,723 of 7,073 four-party votes (38.5%), a margin of 462 over APC. The rollup represents 53 of 53 polling units. No polling-unit inventory gap remains in this source snapshot.
  5. Lazuru: PDP leads with 2,414 of 6,595 four-party votes (36.6%), a margin of 448 over APC. The rollup represents 47 of 47 polling units. No polling-unit inventory gap remains in this source snapshot.
  6. Gure/Kahugu: PDP leads with 2,864 of 6,500 four-party votes (44.1%), a margin of 162 over LP. The rollup represents 35 of 35 polling units. No polling-unit inventory gap remains in this source snapshot.
  7. Lere: PDP leads with 2,537 of 4,629 four-party votes (54.8%), a margin of 754 over APC. The rollup represents 24 of 24 polling units. No polling-unit inventory gap remains in this source snapshot.
  8. Dan Alhaji: PDP leads with 2,066 of 4,420 four-party votes (46.7%), a margin of 755 over APC. The rollup represents 39 of 39 polling units. No polling-unit inventory gap remains in this source snapshot.

Polling-unit distribution

What sits beneath the ward totals

PU leaders

Four-party leaders

APC leads 205, LP leads 61, PDP leads 173, NNPP leads 18 of 457 represented polling-unit records.

Observation sources

Selected records

CCIJ: 363, MARK: 94. The canonical map policy selects complete CCIJ observations before complete Mark Essien observations.

Voter fields

Available context

Accredited-voter values are present for 457 records and registered-voter values for 457. Where present, their sums are 86,010 accredited and 247,262 registered.

Largest represented units

Top 10 polling-unit rollups

This is a size ranking within the four-party dataset, not an official turnout ranking. Accredited and registered values appear only where the selected source record contains them.

Largest represented polling-unit rollups in Lere
Polling unitWardLeaderFour-party votesAccreditedRegisteredSource
18-17-09-010
Domawa/Kauyawi K/Gidan Mai Unguwa
AbadawaLP4942831,090CCIJ
18-17-10-002
Ung.Sarkin Dan Alhaji Ii/ T.V.Center
Dan AlhajiPDP4394391,124CCIJ
18-17-04-018
Payan/ L.E.A.Payan
KayardaPDP389398973CCIJ
18-17-03-020
Karbana/Jaji /L.E.A.Karbana
GaruAPC377386808MARK
18-17-05-006
Ung.Sarkin Pawa/ Dispensary
LerePDP356251750CCIJ
18-17-05-013
Sigau I/ L.E.A.Sigau
LerePDP356362854CCIJ
18-17-09-015
Federe /L.E.A.Federe
AbadawaAPC350358894CCIJ
18-17-03-005
Nakwanga Janji / L.E.A.Kadiri
GaruPDP340361776CCIJ
18-17-03-026
Goji/Bima Near K/Maiunguwa
GaruAPC337209739CCIJ
18-17-04-028
Kayarda Tasha Ii
KayardaAPC337194346CCIJ

Source boundary

What these figures mean

This page reports Mundx’s four-party polling-unit rollup for the 2023 presidential election. It covers APC, LP, PDP and NNPP observations selected from the CCIJ audit and the Mark Essien volunteer collation, matched to the INEC polling-unit inventory.

  • This is not the official INEC collated result.
  • Votes for the other fourteen parties are outside this rollup.
  • Coverage counts show represented polling units, not turnout.
  • Missing records remain visible rather than being estimated.
Reviewed by Mundx Analytics Data Team · 22 September 2026
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