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Uhuru Will Win with < Less Than 36% Voter Turn Out..?
hindsight
#1 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 12:38:17 PM
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It's a bit worrying ,as the country have had to be subjected to divisive politics and polls.

The challenge is how will Kenya move on with such a voter turn out.

Verdict is out there, Kenya is divided and regardless if you are JP or Nasa supporter ,something is a miss in our country and there is need for new path of Kenya we want as citizens not the Kenya politicians want.

Again...the final % turn out quite telling.....I believe lots of reflection....needed.
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harrydre
#2 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 12:44:03 PM
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hindsight wrote:
It's a bit worrying ,as the country have had to be subjected to divisive politics and polls.

The challenge is how will Kenya move on with such a voter turn out.

Verdict is out there, Kenya is divided and regardless if you are JP or Nasa supporter ,something is a miss in our country and there is need for new path of Kenya we want as citizens not the Kenya politicians want.

Again...the final % turn out quite telling.....I believe lots of reflection....needed.


Soma katiba. Hata kama ni 5% turnout...


i.am.back!!!!
masukuma
#3 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 12:45:29 PM
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0 is a number...and is legal turnout HOWEVER what it means going forward is for political players to deduce their meaning.
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Much Know
#4 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 12:47:34 PM
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Based on what? Eventually turnout will pass 50% by tomorrow when others vote, if the violent goons and thieves allow voting, naswa is to blame for poor turnout, Uhurus victory is clear and will surpass the last time and eat into rairas 7.2 million votes which Uhuru is almost getting, if he gets 10million, with a poorer turnout, we can assume only luos are left supporting raira, given the tribal nature of our politics, tribal diehards should really now be ready to MOVE ON!Meanwhile as Uhuru is the clear winner as par THE LAW, he should be sworn in, move on, he has said he will talk with raira to resolve any issues.
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hindsight
#5 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 12:48:27 PM
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@ harrydre i don't disagree with you on % turnout ,but i believe any turnout of any election especially where numbers matter and more so where one strong competitor said he is withdrawing ,this % turn out matters any how you look at it.

Kindly this will come to bare in coming days...

So just reckon any numbers matter ...in politics.
Live your life well, don't settle nor conform to people expectations. It's one of the best way to live life full of bliss and contentment.
2012
#6 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 12:54:51 PM
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We are miss reading it. All repeat elections everywhere experience low voter turn out.

Uhuru did not have an opponent so thus was a formality, all he needed was 50+1 and 25% in 24 counties, right?

If you want the real vote then count the Aug 8th votes.

Also don't forget that he will enjoy full powers of presidency similar 100% turn out with a mega majority in both houses.

BBI will solve it
:)
harrydre
#7 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 12:55:06 PM
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hindsight wrote:
@ harrydre i don't disagree with you on % turnout ,but i believe any turnout of any election especially where numbers matter and more so where one strong competitor said he is withdrawing ,this % turn out matters any how you look at it.

Kindly this will come to bare in coming days...

So just reckon any numbers matter ...in politics.


How about;

1) UK voters did not turn up in hostile areas

2) Most UK voters saw no need to vote since kitendawili withdrew. Remember some just vote against baba. Remove him on ballot and they don't care.
i.am.back!!!!
hindsight
#8 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 12:58:27 PM
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@MurchKnow definately Uhuru will win this election,that's clear. The problem is that some JP leaning press/politicians/agents/activists etc are not yet appreciating how under performed the JP party has done.

Earlier they had said they will prove that they will win with 10 Million plus. The bottom line is that they can't even reach the 8/8 numbers.

Now, Being a Kenyan am worried JP supporters still don't understand and appreciate why the rain started beating them....atleast +40% could have been fair to us,to have a "legitimate" government with overwhelming support.

Now the poor performance will lead to lots of challenges for the JP and Uhuru presidency...just await the declaration from Chebukati and "shit" will start happening.


Much Know wrote:
Based on what? Eventually turnout will pass 50% by tomorrow when others vote, if the violent goons and thieves allow voting, naswa is to blame for poor turnout, Uhurus victory is clear and will surpass the last time and eat into rairas 7.2 million votes which Uhuru is almost getting, if he gets 10million, with a poorer turnout, we can assume only luos are left supporting raira, given the tribal nature of our politics, tribal diehards should really now be ready to MOVE ON!Meanwhile as Uhuru is the clear winner as par THE LAW, he should be sworn in, move on, he has said he will talk with raira to resolve any issues.

Live your life well, don't settle nor conform to people expectations. It's one of the best way to live life full of bliss and contentment.
Amores
#9 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 1:00:27 PM
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harrydre wrote:
hindsight wrote:
@ harrydre i don't disagree with you on % turnout ,but i believe any turnout of any election especially where numbers matter and more so where one strong competitor said he is withdrawing ,this % turn out matters any how you look at it.

Kindly this will come to bare in coming days...

So just reckon any numbers matter ...in politics.


How about;

1) UK voters did not turn up in hostile areas

2) Most UK voters saw no need to vote since kitendawili withdrew. Remember some just vote against baba. Remove him on ballot and they don't care.


This is true. Didnt our very own @Esskye say she was going to lala because UK would win anyway?
I am happy
newfarer
#10 Posted : Friday, October 27, 2017 1:01:16 PM
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crazy Kenyans, now I hear the boycotters won by 66%,so mkate ni yao.
punda amecheka
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