Elections 2000: Brong Ahafo

  • Date Created

    October, 2020

    Population

    2310983

  • History

    Brong-Ahafo was created on 14 April 1959 from the then Western Ashanti and named after the dominant and native inhabitants, Akans, Brong and Ahafo.[3] In 2019, as a result of the 2018 Ghanaian new regions referendum, the region was divided into three, namely Bono, Bono East and Ahafo regions, and ceased to exist.[4] Area: 39,557 km2 (15,273 sq mi)

  • Demographics

    The Brong-Ahafo region was a region in southern Ghana. Brong-Ahafo was bordered to the north by the Black Volta river and to the east by the Lake Volta, and to the south by the Ashanti, Eastern and Western regions. The capital of Brong-Ahafo is Sunyani.

After 8 out of 8 Constituencies Declared

NDC
NPP

51.08%

JOHN E. ATTA-MILLS

132,391

42.44%

JOHN A. KUFUOR

110,003
CANDIDATE VOTES % SHARE
JOHN E. ATTA-MILLS NDC 132,391 51.08%
JOHN A. KUFUOR NPP 110,003 42.44%
EDWARD MAHAMA PNC 5,863 2.26%
GOOSIE TANOH NRP 4,483 1.73%
DAN LARTEY GCPP 3,440 1.33%
GEORGE HAGAN CPP 2,106 0.81%
CHARLES WEREKO-BROBBEY UGM 922 0.36%

President: Marginal Wins

Constituency Votes Difference Percentage
Jaman 1,167
NDC - 49.43%
NPP - 46.55%
Nkoranza 1,181
NDC - 49.12%
NPP - 46.28%
Kintampo 3,597
NDC - 47.75%
NPP - 39.56%
Wenchi East 5,415
NPP - 58.21%
NDC - 37.80%
Atebubu South 5,855
NDC - 60.99%
NPP - 30.44%

Skirt & Blouse Constituencies

Name Presidential Parliamentary
Jaman JOHN E. ATTA-MILLSNDC ANNA NYAMEKYE (MRS)NPP
Total 1

Parliamentary: Summary

Party Seats
Convention People's Party - CPP 0
Every Ghanaian Living Everywhere - EGLE 0
Great Consolidated Popular Party - GCPP 0
Independent Candidate - IND 0
National Democratic Congress - NDC 5
National Reform Party - NRP 0
New Patriotic Party - NPP 3
People’s National Convention - PNC 0
United Ghana Movement - UGM 0

Parliamentary: Marginal Wins

Constituency Votes Difference Percentage
Jaman 913
NPP - 48.25%
NDC - 46.02%
Kintampo 1,095
NDC - 32.01%
NPP - 29.53%
Nkoranza 1,444
NDC - 49.62%
NPP - 46.18%
Atebubu South 3,645
NDC - 52.73%
NPP - 33.97%
Wenchi East 4,391
NPP - 55.89%
NDC - 39.48%