They must reredeem themselves? Empty threats.

Don't doubt it, ask to be shown proof of

And this naswa 'no election' mantra has gone too far to be reversed. Expect aliar to keep saying the same till election day. Of course this will lead to voter apathy in naswa zones, with those voting in these zones being tagged 'traitors'. Failure of voting in large swathes will cause questions as to whether the winner has popular mandate. But Jubilees worst blunder in all this is letting themselves be distracted by naswa, and the failure to mobilize their voters to turn out in large numbers to exceed the 50% registered voters threshhold

The nature of the game is different, Rao has changed it, once again. Rao is spending every available opportunity to tell his support base there shall be no election (not to vote), and jubilee is busy campaigning the traditional way (when you have a willing opponent). They should spend more time convincing people (and raos supporters) that there should be and will be an election. In other words Rao has turned this into sort of a referendum on who has more say. If Rao's 6m+ voters heed his call and don't turn out, then the voters will be partly 40% assuming uhurus 8m+ turn out to vote. Rao will then start arguing that a majority of Kenyans(60%) didn't express their will. And he will get very strong with his mass action since he has an ever ready constituency to spend the rest of their lives on the streets. In other words, someone is busy telling Kenyans not to even appear in the voting booth, and you're busy telling them to vote for you.You want to tell me these people are playing in the same game?

As you can see from campaigns, jubilee is aiming now for 50+1 of registered voters..thats around 9m and they were not too far off in round 1. Baba and co can sit on a pin.