The win means the parlia­mentary candidates of the NDC managed to unseat incumbent MPs of the New Patriotic Party of Nandom, Lambussie and Sissala East Constituencies, won in 2020 elections.

Former Minister of the Inte­rior and MP for Nandom was unseated by two time contes­tant of the NDC, Mr Richard Kuuire.

Deputy Minister for Sanita­tion and Water Resources, Mr Amidu Chinnia, who entered parliament after his win in the 2020 elections, was denied a second term by his NDC opponent, Mr Mohammed Bataglia .

In effect, all incumbent par­liamentary candidates of the NDC retained their seats.

The absolute win denied the two female parliamentary can­didates in the region, who con­tested on the ticket of the NPP a chance to represent their constituents in parliament.

Hajia Humu Awudu and Ha­jia Ayisha Salifu who contested on the ticket of the NPP in the Wa Central and Jirapa Constit­uencies respectively, failed to unseat incumbents Dr Hassan Rashid Pelpuo of the Wa Central and Mr Cletus Seidu Dapilah of Jirapa.

Even though, the NPP can­didate for the Daffiama-Bus­sie-Issa Constituency in the last election gave the incumbent, Dr Sebastian Sandaare a run for his money, with a margin of 2, 427 votes, he could not pull through in the just ended elections as was anticipated by many.

On the presidential score, former President John Drama­ni Mahama, NDC presidential candidate, outperformed Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, NPP presidential candidate, by amassing 50,354 of the valid votes cast as against 17, 753 attained by the Dr Bawumia.

Meanwhile some journal­ists covering the 2024 elec­tions at Wa in the Wa Central Constituency were attacked by unknown assailants at the Danpuoripaala Centre Limany­iri polling station B, after they attempted to film a scene of misunderstanding that erupted at the polling station.

Security personnel were present at every polling station throughout the polls.