Nigeria 2023 Election Results: How to check

Voter turnout and confidence are setting new records during Nigeria 2023 Election results.

One of the explanations could be the use of technology in the electoral process, such as the INEC Election Result Viewer.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Nigeria developed the INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV) as a platform for real-time transmission of election results from polling places to the central collation center.

Its goals were to make the electoral process more transparent and to make vote-rigging and election manipulation less common.

Voters and other interested parties can follow the electoral process and view the results of live elections in real time using the IReV portal.

The portal displays images of the voting results from each polling place, together with the overall number of votes cast and the percentage of votes cast for each candidate.

See how to see the Nigerian election results below.

1. Visit the INEC Results Portal website at http://inecelectionresults.ng.
2. If you have previously used it for elections, log in. You must make an account if you’re using the result portal for the first time. To register a new account, click.
3. Sign in by filling out all the mandatory blanks.
4. You will receive a six-character activation code through email. Go to your email, copy the information, and then paste it into the appropriate field. Next, select activate.
5. You’ll be logged in right away and taken to the Result Console.
6. There are tabs for the presidential election, the election for governor, the election for senator, the election for the House of Representatives, the election for the state House of Assembly, the election for chairman, and the election for councilor.
7. You can choose the state, the LGA, the ward, and the polling place by clicking on the election that interests you. Images of the ECr8 Form, on which the presiding officers record the ballot vote counts, are published as the polling unit results.
8. You can also access the results of earlier elections, including the ones for the FCT Area Council, Ekiti, and Osun.