Something to make Jubilee be very worried. Noted that most of CORD'S strongholds have reported very low percentage of the total expected votes and Jubilee has reported a higher percentage meaning it just a matter of time for CORD to catch up.

I told someone that there will be very many spoilt votes. You line up for hours in the sun [pushing and shoving], get into the voting room almost fainting and you are presented with 6 ballot papers [some with more than candidates] and some colours look almost the same in your near fainting state!

Where I voted, nobody was checking which box people were dropping which papers. In my opinion, there should have been an officer stationed somewhere near the ballot boxes observing if people are dropping the right papers in the right boxes. For wazuans this might not be neccessary but it was definitely neccessary for 5% of Kenyans.

When the number of spoilt votes is currently more than the number of votes for the third ranked candidate, it is a BIG deal. But [we] Kenyans are also to blame. IEBC organized a mock election and people totally avoided it!

The only thing it proves is that its a 2 horse race. I am expecting the 'donkeys' to concede any minute from now.

Very wrong for iebc to release results before all voters can vote. I voted at 6.30pm after queuing for 3 hours and there were about 250 people yet to vote. Wont the released results affect the outcome?