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probable voting pattern 2013
Angelica _ann
#61 Posted : Wednesday, January 09, 2013 6:06:34 PM
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yekeyeke wrote:
This is how the Final Results will look like..

http://www.kenyan-post.c...-beat-raila-odinga.html




fake, quite a lot of things have changed and they have not taken voter turn out in each region.
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Amores
#62 Posted : Wednesday, January 09, 2013 6:49:44 PM
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Listen,Jubilee will win the election but with few votes.So ile inatakikana hapa ni kutafuta amani peke yake.
I am happy
nakujua
#63 Posted : Wednesday, January 09, 2013 6:57:36 PM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
yekeyeke wrote:
This is how the Final Results will look like..

http://www.kenyan-post.c...-beat-raila-odinga.html




fake, quite a lot of things have changed and they have not taken voter turn out in each region.


it would be nice if you provided your statistics to counter that, they have stated that they are basing a good part of the statistics on 2007 figures and turn out, and making some assumption. I don't see the fakeness in that, they have stated the period, figures and assumptions.
BGL
#64 Posted : Wednesday, January 09, 2013 7:46:08 PM
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Being president of Kenya is determined by numbers and Jubilee has the numbers. Whether from voter registration perspective or from population census (tribal arithmetic) the numbers point to a jubilee garnering more than Cord.

These pollsters have never explained their sampling methodology, are lazy and have their preferred candidate which tilts their figures. I will give an example, if the selected sample was wazua, then you expect Raila will be polling 80% compared to Uhuru 20%. However, is wazua truly representative of Kenya. A big NO!

To a normal human being like myself: 1+1 = 2
To a Kenyan pollster: 1+1 = 11



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McReggae
#65 Posted : Wednesday, January 09, 2013 8:04:08 PM
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The supporters of the suspects are making a fundamental mistake, considering Madvd will have a effect in the CORD numbers but completely disregarding the effect of Martha, PK, Gideon. Assuming nairobi numbers (effect of a march vote), assuming they have solid meru numbers, assuming the likely voter apathy in kale land......mtashangaa tu sana!!!%
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alikujia
#66 Posted : Thursday, January 10, 2013 12:33:50 AM
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Has there been any poll so far based on iebc register? The central province numbers(turnout) were almost unbelievable-was thinking they may have been undercounted in 2009 census. Woe to cord if those numbers turnout on march5.

Solid blocks matter alot and just compare: kiambu alone is 65% of entire Raila's only assured block of Luonyanza. Outside ethnic blocks no one candidate will get over 70%.
madollar
#67 Posted : Thursday, January 10, 2013 12:49:08 PM
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alikujia wrote:
Has there been any poll so far based on iebc register? The central province numbers(turnout) were almost unbelievable-was thinking they may have been undercounted in 2009 census. Woe to cord if those numbers turnout on march5.

Solid blocks matter alot and just compare: kiambu alone is 65% of entire Raila's only assured block of Luonyanza. Outside ethnic blocks no one candidate will get over 70%.


according to one professor peter kagwanja angry lunjes will come out to vote during the runoff and swing it to cord to protest how MDVD was treated by jubilee but it must be over 90% turnout approximately 1.5 million votes otherwise jubilee carries the day
Buster
#68 Posted : Thursday, January 10, 2013 8:19:18 PM
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I really really wonder with some Wazuans....

Most of us reside in Nairobi. Have you asked your Luhyia friends who they will be voting for? For those of you who have.. be honest and tell us what they said. This time round RAO is getting 80% vote from this community.

I was in western in november and again last month. Both times I stayed for two weeks and travelled to almost all corners. Guys there are sooo mad at MDVD. They look at His moves as blunder after blunder. To them He is an embarasment. They cant understand why he had to wait untill the Final Year to bolt out on His own. This at a time when They had all but settled for ODM. They have waited for Him to convince them Why Him/UDF and Not RAO/ODM. nobody has heard anything worthwhile. That saga of Jubillee instead of earning him sympathy votes only made the Guys more mad at Him that He does not have a fight in Him. I came back on Monday. The latest going on there is.. a vote for MDVD is a vote for Uhuru. (A vote to RAO denied). A mention of MDVD or UDF results in laughter! (Most places not all) Rao is running with western 80%. its no swing vote this time. you think I am lying... go to western and talk to people you will be shocked. Its going to be a huge embarrasment for MDVD unless a miracle happens. And I again Challenge you to ask your Luhyia friends who they will be voting for... most if not all will tell you RAO.

This thing I believe will end with a runoff. Jubillee will take the first round with a small margin then Cord to take it at the Final.
Shotgun
#69 Posted : Thursday, January 10, 2013 11:12:44 PM
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Mutahi Ngunyi finally does the tribal arithmetic and admits Jubilee COULD win. Wish he still does his column on the Sunday Nation to break it further.

http://bit.ly/13k7X4K

http://bit.ly/RIrzvP

One thing, everyone knows deep down, but some will never admit is that Jubilee have some face value advantage from the IEBC registered voters. Whether that will translate into a WIN is an argument/conversation we will never exhaust.

BGL
#70 Posted : Thursday, January 10, 2013 11:50:50 PM
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Mutahi Ngunyi is the man to follow on twitter.
https://twitter.com/MutahiNgunyi

@MutahiNgunyi

Kenyans believe in witchcraft more than science. Kiambu alone has 860,000 registered voters. These jubilee suspects COULD win. Add the math!

@MutahiNgunyi

IEBC Ethnic math: Uhuru = 4.3 million votes, Ruto = 1.6 M. Raila = 1.7 M Kalonzo 1M. Jubilee = 5.9 million; CORD = 2.7m.Did I add correctly?
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