The state electoral body announced that Taban Deng Gai won by 137,662 votes, beating Angelina Teny with 63,561 votes. The defeated parties said in a joint statement that there had been widespread rigging and called for a review by the National Elections Commission. Angelina Teny said she would not accept or recognize the results.[10] Angelina Teny detailed many irregularities, including ejection of observers, missing ballot boxes, vote counts in excess of the number of registered voters and so on.[11] Her campaign leader was arrested when he and members of his team tried to enter the State High Elections Committee's office.[12] Police shot dead two people and four others were injured when police opened fire on a crowd of protesters in the state capital, Bentiu.[13] Angelina Teny called on her supporters to be calm and avoid violence, which has been endemic in Unity State, the main oil-producing area in South Sudan.[14]