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@The 5th
Liwe liwalo. Dynasty must fall
Huyo mgondi tunamfinya mbaya mbovu.
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 23 – The latest surveys released by two pollsters have shown different results in the popularity ratings of President Uhuru Kenyatta and Opposition leader Raila Odinga ahead of the August 8 presidential election.
According to a survey by IPSOS Kenya, President Uhuru leads with a popularity rating of 47 per cent while Raila is at 43 per cent while that of Infotrak puts Odinga ahead of the head of state by one percentage point with the two at 47 and 46 per cent respectively.
It is also worth noting that the IPSOS survey did show Odinga had narrowed the gap between himself and President Kenyatta by one percent.
The questions asked of those surveyed being: “If elections were held today, whom would you vote for as president and deputy-president?”
On party popularity, the IPSOS survey rated Jubilee at 44 per cent and NASA at 42 per cent while that of Infotrak showed them tied at 45 per cent…
Infotrak Chief Executive Officer Angela Ambitho said most of President Kenyatta’s support comes from Central, Rift Valley, Eastern and North Eastern regions.
Ambitho also explained that the presidential race would be a two horse race between NASA and Jubilee discounting the possibility of a run-off due to the large number of the undecided voters which stands at 6 percent.
She further revealed that 49 per cent of Kenyans interviewed feel that the country is headed in the wrong direction as opposed to 47 per cent.
The infotrak poll was conducted between July 16 and 22 with 22,000 respondents interviewed in 31 counties and 100 constituencies with data collected through Household Computer Assisted Personal Interviews.
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The IPSOS sample size on the other hand was 2,209 of Kenyans aged 18 and above with the survey conducted between July 3 and 12 through face to face interviews.
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Scientific research indeed! Feeding people hogwash. And it is exciting the Azimidiots like little puppies!
This time, that Ambitho broad says she did 9000 interviews in all 290 constituencies. That translates to about 3 interviews per constituency! How can such a sample size give a near accurate poll result?
The coming election will give them a wake up slap, going by how UDA performed in the previous by-elections.
That will be about 31 interviews per constituency.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFyaEEKKzZc
Acha tuanze sherehe mapema. The margin is small but eventually tunashinda asubuhi
Safari ya Sugoi ni unstoppable. Kateni miti wakuu.
UDA’s strategy seems to depend on My. Kenya and Rift Valley regions alone for votes.
Maybe it’s for the best, given that Mudavadi and Wetangula won’t improve their chances that much.
5 stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.
He has been leading since 2002.
True!
My bad!
But…, still!!!
Beware of people who lie to you by telling you sweet nonsense just to make you feel great about yourself! And it is actually stupid if you are the one lying to yourself. It can be understood if you are being lied to. Problem will be if you believe the lies even when you verily know that they are lies. But even more absurd and dangerous is when you are the one who is lying to yourself and believing your own lies!
So where is the lie?
So when the opinion polls were saying jambaz is ahead it was ok but now that the same polls are saying baba is ahead it becomes a lie?
Hi wadau, keep cool…opinion polls mean nothing in this beautiful country of ours…just a tool to influence the undecided. They are mostly inaccurate.
Assuming that all agree with the argument that UDA is a reincarnation of jubilee, the dynamics are dictating that everyone should improve, or at least retain, their 2017 scores and raid their opponents strongholds without mercy. To start with, Raila is evidently doing poorly in even retaining his strongholds, let alone raiding Ruto’s strongholds.
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