Ouru leadership confidence at 85%.

Rink

It's 30

UK(10)+Weston(10)+Muhoho(10)=30

27 to go

The poll also shows more Cord supporters are willing to vote for Uhuru than Jubilee supporters are to vote for Raila. Fourteen percent of Cord supporters might vote for Uhuru in the next election, compared to 3 percent of Jubilee supporters who say they would support Raila.

The poll suggests 76 percent of Jubilee supporters are behind Uhuru but Raila only enjoys 63 percent support from those who identify with Cord.



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haiyaa!!

Ekwete boss....never in central kenya. He will be a hard sell just like his brother Jimnah. Both are identified with creating mbeca while the likes of Waititu and Kuria are identified with protecting the made mbeca. Kiuks don't mix the two especially when it comes to the big seat. Kiambu voters are still scratching their heads on what to do with Ka-buffalo.

Anyway, on the poll results, the vibe on the ground is very pro-Uhuru. The NYS 'project' has been a very effective campaign tool,f I may put it that way. Most youths used to receiving 50bobs after every 5 years are now receiving 400bob every day - that has been a game changer. And Mutahi Ngunyi made 38/80M for thinking for Jubilee.

Raila's campaign style ought to change. The emotional approach, like on the sugar issue, is no longer working amongst Kenyans. Watu wetu and tyranny of numbers are outdated methods of winning elections. ....now it's all about winning hearts using some form of empowerment (read money).