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Presidential Vote Tally - Live from Bomas of Kenya
McReggae
#761 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:08:23 PM
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KulaRaha wrote:
McReggae wrote:
I what is so difficult in giving theae figures.......


Give us a hint


KTN has their own tallying centre, they let the CAT out earlier and had to apologise over the same.....CORD to win by 4%age pts
..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
mukiha
#762 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:08:34 PM
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Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:
FORA statement on the ongoing
IEBC presidential vote tallying
1.The Friends of Raila (FORA)Secretariat thanks Kenyans forcoming out in large numbers and conducting ourselves in a patriotic and orderly manner during the historic voting exercise yesterday, March 4, 2013.
2.We want to bring to your attention that we have our presidential tallying centre. We are receiving results from our Agents across the country as they are announced at the polling centers. The numbers we have look very good and we urge our supporters not to buy into the scare on TV screens. We have not released our in-house tallies because the Captain signed the IEBC code-of-conduct and he has urged us to be responsible and to wait on IEBC’s results. We are continuing to monitor IEBC’s provisional results and only making contact for clarification where there are any serious discrepancies with our in- house tallies. We reiterate that so far the numbers that we have are looking very good and our supporters should not be alarmed at all.
3.We remind Kenyans to note that so far IEBC has released only a fraction of the total votes cast across the country. Of importance to note is that the percentages of votes per county released by IEBC so far is not uniform. Different counties have different percentages of votes tallied so far. Statistically therefore, the national average, which is what TV screens are displaying, cannot and should not be used by our competitors or anyone to misinform and mislead the public that someone is cumulatively ahead. We urge our supporters and the public to look at the numbers being screened on TVs in context as well as in relation to statistics paradoxes. As of this morning IEBC had indicated they had provisional results from about 8000 polling centres. Across the country we have over 31000 polling centres.
4.We want our supporters to note that IEBC erred in beginning to release provisional results while voting was still going on in many polling centres. Also the initial provisional results that were released to the public were those from our competitor’s strongholds. We wish to inform the public that at some point immediately thereafter the IEBC system went down, affecting the streaming of live results. In addition, our supporters should note that just a few tallies have been released by IEBC from our strongholds.
5.In closing, we want to say again that our in-house tallying numbers are looking very good and we are poised for a big win! We ask for calmness as IEBC continues to release the results. Always bear in mind that the numbers coming in are not uniform across the counties and therefore the average percentage cannot and should not be used as a national average. The results in so far are provisional. In fullness of time, we are headed for a big win. For any further information please contact the undersigned.





This statement reminds me of something I used tell my students when I was a university lecturer ten years ago. When I gave an assignment and student handed-in late, I would tell them to go mark it for themselves but not to bother telling me the results!

If I were IEBC chair, I would tell these FORA fellows to keep their tally to themselves!

Ask yourself this: how is it possible that presiding officers are telling FORA the results before sending them to IEBC?
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mawinder
#763 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:09:25 PM
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Joined: 4/30/2008
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KulaRaha wrote:
McReggae wrote:
I what is so difficult in giving theae figures.......


Give us a hint

When you see Mcreggae impatient here you have a hint.He can't wait any more to go spend harrydre's money at Kataro on Outer ring road.
murchr
#764 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:09:53 PM
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"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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alma
#765 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:10:48 PM
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Joined: 7/20/2007
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mawinder wrote:
KulaRaha wrote:
McReggae wrote:
I what is so difficult in giving theae figures.......


Give us a hint

When you see Mcreggae impatient here you have a hint.He can't wait any more to go spend harrydre's money at Kataro on Outer ring road.


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mawinder
#766 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:14:36 PM
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Joined: 4/30/2008
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mukiha wrote:
Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:
FORA statement on the ongoing
IEBC presidential vote tallying
1.The Friends of Raila (FORA)Secretariat thanks Kenyans forcoming out in large numbers and conducting ourselves in a patriotic and orderly manner during the historic voting exercise yesterday, March 4, 2013.
2.We want to bring to your attention that we have our presidential tallying centre. We are receiving results from our Agents across the country as they are announced at the polling centers. The numbers we have look very good and we urge our supporters not to buy into the scare on TV screens. We have not released our in-house tallies because the Captain signed the IEBC code-of-conduct and he has urged us to be responsible and to wait on IEBC’s results. We are continuing to monitor IEBC’s provisional results and only making contact for clarification where there are any serious discrepancies with our in- house tallies. We reiterate that so far the numbers that we have are looking very good and our supporters should not be alarmed at all.
3.We remind Kenyans to note that so far IEBC has released only a fraction of the total votes cast across the country. Of importance to note is that the percentages of votes per county released by IEBC so far is not uniform. Different counties have different percentages of votes tallied so far. Statistically therefore, the national average, which is what TV screens are displaying, cannot and should not be used by our competitors or anyone to misinform and mislead the public that someone is cumulatively ahead. We urge our supporters and the public to look at the numbers being screened on TVs in context as well as in relation to statistics paradoxes. As of this morning IEBC had indicated they had provisional results from about 8000 polling centres. Across the country we have over 31000 polling centres.
4.We want our supporters to note that IEBC erred in beginning to release provisional results while voting was still going on in many polling centres. Also the initial provisional results that were released to the public were those from our competitor’s strongholds. We wish to inform the public that at some point immediately thereafter the IEBC system went down, affecting the streaming of live results. In addition, our supporters should note that just a few tallies have been released by IEBC from our strongholds.
5.In closing, we want to say again that our in-house tallying numbers are looking very good and we are poised for a big win! We ask for calmness as IEBC continues to release the results. Always bear in mind that the numbers coming in are not uniform across the counties and therefore the average percentage cannot and should not be used as a national average. The results in so far are provisional. In fullness of time, we are headed for a big win. For any further information please contact the undersigned.





This statement reminds me of something I used tell my students when I was a university lecturer ten years ago. When I gave an assignment and student handed-in late, I would tell them to go mark it for themselves but not to bother telling me the results!

If I were IEBC chair, I would tell these FORA fellows to keep their tally to themselves!

Ask yourself this: how is it possible that presiding officers are telling FORA the results before sending them to IEBC?

They are compelled by law to have party agents sign the results before transmitting to IEBC,that is how FORA got the so called figures!!!!!
techboy
#767 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:15:16 PM
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Facts on reporting summary:

1.UasinGishu has not submitted 87% of its results which are equivalent to 74% of Kisumu unreported results.

2. Nakuru has not reported 62% of its results which is More than combined Siaya(66%) and Migori (65%) unreported results.

3. Kiambu has not reported 53% of its results which is double that of Homabay 75% unreported results.

In essence if just thse three scenarios report their results Jubilee will still lead by an extra 200k votes extending its current lead margin by 800k votes.

If I was in the cord secretariat I would call a Press conference and concede defeat. Its not magic but simple arithmetic's!

If you are still thinking about round two you are living in Utopia. Get real!
xyzee
#768 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:15:52 PM
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Statement from Kalonzo also telling or you want to say he is not watching the Tallying?
techboy
#769 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:17:39 PM
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alma
#770 Posted : Tuesday, March 05, 2013 4:18:28 PM
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KTN wamefanya hivi.

Very wrong indeed to do something and if its human error, then fire the human on national TV.



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