Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:RAILA WIN LIKE THIS;
Nairobi 1 million (the reason the numbers swelled is coz the migrant labourers did not travel back to western to register. they are all here and will turn up to vote)
Coast 700K
Nyanza 1.7 million
Western 1.2 million
Eastern 1. million
Central 0
Rift valley 0.8 million (Maasai votes, bukusu votes and votes from a few town dwellers and tea pickers scatterred around Kericho and Nandi areas)
North Eastern 0.2 million
TOTAL 6.6
UHURUTO
Rift Valley 2.2 million
Central 1.9 million
Nairobi 0.7 million
Eastern 1 million
Nyanza 0.2 million
Coast 0.3
Western 0
NE 0.1
TOTAL 6.5
Turnout 13.1 million 91 %
My projected turnout is slightly higher than what will actually be the case, I am betting on a turnout of btn 75 - 80% in round 1 and slightly lower in round 2.
TNA easily outnumbers ODM in Nairobi by a huge margin. Rongai is a good reflection of the larger cosmopolitan Nairobi today. TNA thrashed ODM handsdown in Rongai. By extension, Jubilee Alliance will repeat the same walkover in Nairobi without breaking a sweat. The mistake PNU did in 2007 in Nairobi of fielding five candidates in one constituency will most likely not be repeated.
By the way, sit down and watch real cutthroat politics taking centre stage. Its all systems go. In politics, its the numbers that matter, not opinion of Kahawa Anan.
Wisdom to detect when share prices hit rock bottom.
When interest on bonds keep going up, you know the bear run is on high street. When interest on bonds start leveling, the bear has met the bull and they have hit rock bottom. When the interest rates on bonds start coming down, the bull has overpowered the bear and you better be riding the bull.