I swear i will stop listening o Kameme but here is what senator Karengo has to say about Adop blah blah.

C&P
"The Senator said opposition will deploy monitors at each polling station to safeguard its presidential votes, in addition to official party agents"

Would you know when Karengo became head of Kameme and how far are you from NASA top brass? (I think you need to get closer)

In 2013, there was a URP tsunami that swept Narok leaving ODM gasping for breath. The hubris at orange house those days was such that nobody paid attention to Narok.

Right now, the same is happening. A CCM wave has swept entire Narok and nobody at pangani is concerned.

Hubris......

So he has made you believe that URP was not in jubilee in 2013? Nothing has changed. No voter has changed his/her mind now.whether CCM or ODM they share the same voters. So the wave is still with the same voters who voted ODM in the last ellections.

Similar question should be asked to the people of mandera and to a larger extent North eastern going by the scenes witnessed yesterday.Apart from jubilee we have equally strong parties backing uhuru in isiolo,marsabit.wajir and tanariver this was not the situation in 2013.

Others is on the higher side.1% Max...Give 2%to each. And also divide undecided equally.Uhuru 51.5% Babu 47.5%.

Tukutane kwa debe 8817.

IPSOS survey Kiambu county Feb 2017.

Kabogo - 51%
Wiatitu - 33%

This is a statistical dead heat!

Can't wait for 10th August. Forget 8th, polling day is usually a quiet boring day.

@washiku and @segemia are you talking about the below gross misrepresentation we've been seeing all the campaigns?

See DP Ruto misrepresents the Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission’s report

Does the TJRC report require Kenyans to move back to their ancestral lands?

“….Our competitors are saying that the land issue’s solution is through having the TJRC case to be asked in your place, in their place, in our place. I want to ask you people of Kilifi, if we go down that path of your place, our place and their place, won’t that divide us Kenyans?... Matters of TJRC, where they’d do cases against Kenyans, why you are a Giriama, why you are Kamba, why you belong to this religion. Do you want cases or do you want us to solve the squatters’ issue so that every Kenyan can be issued a title deed?...”

The Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission originated from the National Accord signed between Mwai Kibaki and Raila Odinga on February 1, 2008, in order to end the violence that tore the country apart after the disputed elections of 2007.

On 14 February 2008, the two parties to the National Dialogue and Reconciliation, ODM and PNU, signed Agenda Item Three, which laid out steps on solving the political crisis. The agreement stated that it was necessary to set up a truth and reconciliation commission and identify and prosecute the perpetrators of the violence, among other vital steps.

How do they determine the undecided?