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alma1
#2201 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 5:47:29 PM
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madollar wrote:
newfarer wrote:
Liv wrote:
Liv wrote:
Only 11 million people have voted as at 4.00pm as per IEBC update.


At this rate I expect the total turnout not to exceed 15 million or circa 75%

dismal turnout.why even with the long queues?

Prof Nic Cheeseman
@Fromagehomme
But the queue is gone and counting is beginning at Nairobi Primary, where turnout was lower at more like 60%


In South C, you could walk in and walk out at 3pm. Went all the way to Nakuru thinking I'd spend the whole day but was back by 3. No lines whatsoever.

Based on that and the long lines I have seen still in Central areas, I predict. Uhuru 53% Raila 47%. Now can we go back to work kesho?
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Kaigangio
#2202 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 5:56:59 PM
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Amores wrote:
Muheani wrote:
Liv wrote:
Only 11 million people have voted as at 4.00pm as per IEBC update.



Waaaaa


And of these, kuna 10 M strong ya Naswa d'oh!


Let us do a little mathematics...

The polling stations were opened at 6:00am and upto 1600hours 10 hours had been spent.

On average there was 10million/10 = 1million voters per hour of voting.

By say 1900Hours (assuming this is the time the last batch of voters cast their ballot, then another 5million will have voted.

this means that a total of about 15million people will have voted nationally.

If this will be the case, it means all the undecided voters have remained undecided and they will not have participated in the exercise.

This also means an average turnout of 76.5%!!!!!!

Wolooolo....ako wapi @FRM2011...if the voter turnout in jubilee friendly areas of Mountain, rift valley makes 80% ile job kwa tanathi water board utaionea kwa mbali..
...besides, the presence of a safe alone does not signify that there is money inside...
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murchr
#2203 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 6:00:28 PM
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alma1 wrote:
madollar wrote:
newfarer wrote:
Liv wrote:
Liv wrote:
Only 11 million people have voted as at 4.00pm as per IEBC update.


At this rate I expect the total turnout not to exceed 15 million or circa 75%

dismal turnout.why even with the long queues?

Prof Nic Cheeseman
@Fromagehomme
But the queue is gone and counting is beginning at Nairobi Primary, where turnout was lower at more like 60%


In South C, you could walk in and walk out at 3pm. Went all the way to Nakuru thinking I'd spend the whole day but was back by 3. No lines whatsoever.

Based on that and the long lines I have seen still in Central areas, I predict. Uhuru 53% Raila 47%. Now can we go back to work kesho?


Nakuru bado kazi inaendelea
"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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obiero
#2204 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 6:02:38 PM
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alma1 wrote:
madollar wrote:
newfarer wrote:
Liv wrote:
Liv wrote:
Only 11 million people have voted as at 4.00pm as per IEBC update.


At this rate I expect the total turnout not to exceed 15 million or circa 75%

dismal turnout.why even with the long queues?

Prof Nic Cheeseman
@Fromagehomme
But the queue is gone and counting is beginning at Nairobi Primary, where turnout was lower at more like 60%


In South C, you could walk in and walk out at 3pm. Went all the way to Nakuru thinking I'd spend the whole day but was back by 3. No lines whatsoever.

Based on that and the long lines I have seen still in Central areas, I predict. Uhuru 53% Raila 47%. Now can we go back to work kesho?

Yes. Turudi kujenga nchi
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washiku
#2205 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 6:05:03 PM
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Muheani
#2206 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 6:07:48 PM
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murchr wrote:



Kibaki has voted too..
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Bigchick
#2207 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 6:51:33 PM
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Joined: 2/8/2013
Posts: 4,068
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Kaigangio wrote:
Amores wrote:
Muheani wrote:
Liv wrote:
Only 11 million people have voted as at 4.00pm as per IEBC update.



Waaaaa


And of these, kuna 10 M strong ya Naswa d'oh!


Let us do a little mathematics...

The polling stations were opened at 6:00am and upto 1600hours 10 hours had been spent.

On average there was 10million/10 = 1million voters per hour of voting.

By say 1900Hours (assuming this is the time the last batch of voters cast their ballot, then another 5million will have voted.

this means that a total of about 15million people will have voted nationally.

If this will be the case, it means all the undecided voters have remained undecided and they will not have participated in the exercise.

This also means an average turnout of 76.5%!!!!!!

Wolooolo....ako wapi @FRM2011...if the voter turnout in jubilee friendly areas of Mountain, rift valley makes 80% ile job kwa tanathi water board utaionea kwa mbali..



I think the zeal with which he worked,Itumbi may have noticed him.He is a good guy to have on your side.
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murchr
#2208 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 6:54:33 PM
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Posts: 15,980
IEBC wrote:
Uhuru Kenyatta has received 692 votes (52.66%) of prisoners' votes with Raila Odinga receiving 615 votes (46.80%)
"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Muheani
#2209 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 7:01:03 PM
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murchr wrote:
IEBC wrote:
Uhuru Kenyatta has received 692 votes (52.66%) of prisoners' votes with Raila Odinga receiving 615 votes (46.80%)


May be its the population typology/mix (and here Iam referring to our known stereotyping)
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essyk
#2210 Posted : Tuesday, August 08, 2017 7:07:12 PM
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Joined: 11/15/2011
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alma1 wrote:
madollar wrote:
newfarer wrote:
Liv wrote:
Liv wrote:
Only 11 million people have voted as at 4.00pm as per IEBC update.


At this rate I expect the total turnout not to exceed 15 million or circa 75%

dismal turnout.why even with the long queues?

Prof Nic Cheeseman
@Fromagehomme
But the queue is gone and counting is beginning at Nairobi Primary, where turnout was lower at more like 60%


In South C, you could walk in and walk out at 3pm. Went all the way to Nakuru thinking I'd spend the whole day but was back by 3. No lines whatsoever.

Based on that and the long lines I have seen still in Central areas, I predict. Uhuru 53% Raila 47%. Now can we go back to work kesho?


Wololo.In Shags the queues are crazy.People took registration seriously.
"The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good.
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