Elections Tracker

Presidential Election Results (1999-2023)

Analyzing the data behind Nigeria's democratic journey over the last two decades.

Voter Turnout Trends (1999-2023)

Winner vs. Runner-up Votes

2023 Election Spotlight

2023 Presidential Election Distribution

A Historic Shift

The 2023 Presidential Election marked a significant departure from the traditional two-party dominance. For the first time since 1999, a third-party candidate, Peter Obi of the Labour Party, garnered over 6 million votes, winning in key states including Lagos and the FCT.

Despite the rise of a third force, voter turnout dropped to a historic low of 26.71%, continuing a downward trend observed since 2003. This dashboard highlights the shifting dynamics of voter engagement and party performance.

Historical Data Archive

YearWinnerPartyVotesRunner-upTurnoutTotal VotesAction
2023Bola Ahmed TinubuAPC8,794,726Atiku Abubakar (PDP)26.71%24,965,218View Details
2019Muhammadu BuhariAPC15,191,847Atiku Abubakar (PDP)34.75%28,614,190View Details
2015Muhammadu BuhariAPC15,424,921Goodluck Jonathan (PDP)43.65%29,432,083View Details
2011Goodluck JonathanPDP22,495,187Muhammadu Buhari (CPC)53.68%39,469,484View Details
2007Umaru Musa Yar'AduaPDP24,638,063Muhammadu Buhari (ANPP)57%35,397,517View Details
2003Olusegun ObasanjoPDP24,456,140Muhammadu Buhari (ANPP)69.08%42,018,735View Details
1999Olusegun ObasanjoPDP18,738,154Olu Falae (AD-APP)52.26%30,280,052View Details