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Bayelsa State Overview/8 LGAs

Wards in Bayelsa State

Complete electoral directory answering ward counts, polling unit totals, and election winners across every Local Government Area in Bayelsa State, Nigeria.

Wards (105)Polling Units (2,244)Local Governments (8)
Direct Answer / Electoral Summary

How many wards and polling units are in Bayelsa State?

Bayelsa State has 105 electoral wards and 2,244 polling units spread across 8 Local Government Areas (LGAs), with a total of 1,018,931 registered voters.

105
Wards in Bayelsa
2,244
Polling Units
8
Local Governments
1,018,931
Registered Voters

Elections in Bayelsa State: Past Results & Who Won

Complete Directory of Wards in Bayelsa State

Showing 105 wards across 8 local government areas. Click any ward to view all individual polling units.

Brass Local Government

10 wards · 172 polling units
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Ekeremor Local Government

12 wards · 258 polling units
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Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government

11 wards · 148 polling units
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Nembe Local Government

13 wards · 228 polling units
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Ogbia Local Government

13 wards · 301 polling units
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Sagbama Local Government

14 wards · 244 polling units
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Southern Ijaw Local Government

17 wards · 466 polling units
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Yenagoa Local Government

15 wards · 427 polling units
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Frequently Asked Questions about Bayelsa State Wards & Polling Units

How many wards are in Bayelsa State?

There are 105 electoral wards across the 8 Local Government Areas of Bayelsa State.

How many polling units are in Bayelsa State?

Bayelsa State contains a total of 2,244 official polling units verified by INEC.

Who won the last election in Bayelsa State?

Past election results for Bayelsa State are documented above with full vote breakdowns.

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