A 2024 Edo State governorship pre-election opinion poll commissioned by network of transparency integrity initiative (NTII) and Researchers, Pollsters, and Examiners, has placed Dr Bright Enabulele of the accord party [ACCORD] as the most preferred aspirant to vote for in the state's governorship election.

The non-profit organisation, in the report of its research and survey, signed by Dr Frank Walter ITUA, Lead Consultant, and released on Thursday, 19th August 2024, said that Dr. Bright was ahead among six leading candidates across party lines.

The poll also accommodated questions via telephone for those rooting for Esan agenda in the sceduled September 21, 2024 election.

The three leading candidates who featured prominiently at the top of the chart after collating responses through phone, according to the pollster, are Dr. Bright Enabulele of the Accord party, Asue Ighodalo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP),Olumide Akpata of the Labour Party (LP), and Senator Monday Okpebholo of the all progressive congress APC

The result of the poll, which was conducted from February 29th, 2024 to August 14th, 2024, showed that 38% per cent of respondents proposed to vote for Dr. Bright Enabulele if the election was held at the time of the poll, while Asue Ighodalo got 20% per cent, Monday Okpebholo got 18% percent 17% for Olumide amAkpata of the Labour Party.

Dr ITUA, said the report showed an analysis of the performances of all the aspirants in Edo State, in the poll during which a total number of calls made was 270,785 while 253,927 responses were recorded.

The voters' positive response votes made by the survey calls for seven candidates in the upcoming Edo State Governorship elections to be held were recorded, the response also show a large number of disappointments from the leading party in the state and Nigeria.

The data was collated and analyzed to provide insights into the electoral dynamics and candidates' performances in the eighteen Local Government Areas.

The following figures show the positive responses from registered voters to questions around the seven selected candidate in state., to wit: Senator monday [20,404], Dr. Bright Enabulele [95,595], Olumide Akpata [42,471] Asue Ighodalo [50,165].

Those who answered in the affirmative to the question on Esan Agenda were 6,973.

From the above figures, Dr. Bright Enabulele has the highest number of positive responses in the entire state followed by Asue Ighodalo.

"This shows that Dr. Bright Enabulele has the highest chances of wining the governorship election for the Accord party due to hunger and starvation, and many EDO indigenous people are disappointed with the leading and ruling party in Nigeria," Dr Frank stated.

Olumide came third with 17%, while Senator Monday was a distant fourth with 9%. Two other aspirants came behind Senator monday.

“Dr. Bright Enabulele came 38 % per cent lead at this stage is significant, but not sufficient to separate him from a leading pack of candidates scoring 20% for Asue Ighodalo and Olumide at 17 per cent and Senator monday Okpebholo at 9 oer cent," Dr Frank said in the statement issued on sunday.

“Undecided voters and those who preferred not to reveal their preferred candidate added up to a whopping 3% and 2%, respectively.

"The gender split of decided voters shows that 38% of women and youths have decided versus 21% of male voters.

“This result was polled from the 253,927 respondents; after which we conducted similar polls with a respondents sample size, the difference in the results was not significant.”

GEO-POLITICAL ZONES DISTRIBUTION

In Edo south, the poll places Dr. Bright Enabulele in the lead with 72% per cent, followed by olumide the current candidate of Labour Party with 21% percent.

In Edo central, Asue Ighodalo led with 39% per cent, senator Monday Okpebholo with 24% per cent.

Also, a study carried out on people who wanted the Esan agenda recorder 9 percent.

In Edo north, Dr. Bright Enabulele tops with 34 per cent, followed by Olumide Akpata with 24 percent, Asue Ighodalo with 19 per cent, Senator Monday okpebholo with 12 percent.

People who responded positively that they would vote for Esan agenda was 2 per cent.

In the statement, the organisation said the February 2024 to August 2024 polls were conducted because of the combination of the decided voters and those with preferred candidates. Voters who refused to disclose their preferences, is not enough to change the poll outcome if the election is held today in the do state.

“Our projections, consistent with our similar projections in past years in polling and critical survey, have pointed to the most possible conclusion that the trends are clear enough to establish the front-runners and so our subsequent polls will continue to concentrate on the leading candidates only,” the statement reads.

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