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WANG LAM DEFEATS DR. BARNABA MARIAL BY 136 VOTES IN UROR SPLM PARLIAMENTARY PRIMARIES

November 3, 2026 1 min read

As the SPLM primaries taken center stage,   Wang lam has defeated Dr. Barnaba Marial Benjamin by 136 votes in jonglei’s Uror SPLM parliamentary primaries The SPLM High Committee for the congresses and primaries in Jonglei State, chaired by Josephine Napwon Cosmas announced the results for the National Parliament seat representing the Uror County constituency. Wang Lam Tur secured a resounding victory, receiving 136 out of five hundred fifteen votes a 43% share surpassing his strong rival, Dr. Barnaba Marial Benjamin, who garnered ninety-two votes. Josephine Napwon Cosmas, Chairperson of the High Committee, reaffirmed that the vote-counting process was conducted with complete transparency in the presence of the candidates' representatives, and that the outcome reflects the free will of the party members.