Baratang wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Bigchick wrote:FRM2011 wrote:
#vinduvichejanga.
For the first time in our history, the mulembe nation will consolidate it's vote by over 90%.
Thanks to the arrogance exuded by Jubilee leadership.
When the history of jubilee's rise and fall is written, 3rd June 2016 will be a day worth mentioning.
From the news desks on TV I did not see anything worth entering the history books except the nice scene of Jubilee and NASWA supporters existing peacefully with one another.
@FROM2011 are you convinced that crowd was mammoth?
Are you happy with your leaders "football" thing?
Whats tour take on the "congugal" issue?Is it resonating with the masses?Is it right?
For Western we are sharing if not 50/50 then maybe 70/30 or 60/40.And the turnout maybe poor hapa
You may want to bookmark this. Uhuru will get as follows;
Kakamega - 2%
Vihiga. - 2%
Bungoma - 9%(mt.elgon)
Transzoia - 20%
Busia - 1%
Leo tuko kapsabet.

Uhuru's target is to get between 10-20% in the Western region. That will more than guarantee his re-election. How? You may ask.
The voter turn out in Western is estimated to average 60%, after all, they have no presidential candidate and the imaginary positions are not turning voters on as the most they can advance to in 2027 if lucky is Deputy President. While the region's governors and MPs were determined after nominations.
So 10-20% of 60% increases his margins significantly.
Politics is a game of numbers.
BBI will solve it :)