Although managing to increase votes in Region Four by over 18,000 at the May 11th general elections, the APNU+AFC coalition only saw marginal growth in other regions compared to the 2011 elections, when the main coalition forces campaigned separately.
The coalition also lost votes in the key Region Six electoral district, although the loss was minimal.
According to the Guyana Election Commission’s official count for the general elections, APNU+AFC received 207, 200 votes to the PPP/C’s 202,694 votes to win both the presidency and a one-seat majority in the National Assembly. Turnout at the polls was 69,776 more than the 346,717 votes recorded at the 2011 general elections, although this figure does not include spoiled or rejected ballots. The APNU+AFC alliance increased its votes by 32,148 while the PPP/C increased its votes by 36,467.
In Region One, the APNU+AFC coalition gained 1,114 votes compared the PPP/C gaining 2,806 votes. In Region Two, the coalition gained 1,893 votes 
compared to the PPP/C gaining 3,595 votes. In Region Three, the situation was the same, with the coalition gaining 3,541 votes compared to the PPP/C gaining 7,056 votes in that region.
In Region Four, however, APNU+AFC gained 18,393 votes compared to the PPP/C gaining 9,390 votes. In Region Five, the coalition increased its votes by 1,431, while the PPP/C increased its votes by 3,086 votes. In Region Six, the coalition lost 329 votes, while the PPP/C gained 7,250 votes. For Region Seven, APNU+AFC gained 1,251 votes compared to the PPP/C gaining 605 votes. In Region Eight, the coalition was only able to gain 103 extra votes while the PPP/C increased its votes tally by 1,095. In Region Nine, the PPP/C increased its votes tally by 1,659, while the coalition increased by 642 votes. Region 10 was the only region where the PPP/C lost votes and the party lost 75 while APNU+AFC gained 4,109 votes.
The results indicate that the AFC would have managed to hold on to its voters in regions Five and Six, even as the PPP/C’s machinery brought in more votes for that party in those regions.
