Tues 9th August 2022, Election Day
But Omollo, its not naivety to be prepared on both fronts. You fight the entrenchment AND you get people out to vote. I'm just saying we must get our people to the booths on that day. I'm not saying that there is nothing else to be on the lookout for.....
Pundit is obnoxiously full of himself. Like Omollo said, in 2002 we all predicted Kibaki win. In 2007 we all know what happened and agreed Kibaki stole. It's only 2013 that we disagreed and still do. It is therefore a flat out lie that you are God when it comes to predicting kenya's presidential elections. Just make your predictions like everybody else and stop the unnecessary hubris. It is my humbly and informed opinion that NASA will win. I am in KE right now and I feel extremely optimistic about NASA's chances. Hiyo tuu .
Pundit, Ask Theresa May about predictions. She counted her chicken before they were hatched just like you are. I do not believe you have predicted more elections than those who were wrong in USA and now U.K.
MOAS 2017 updateTotal votes: 19,647,552Expected turn out: 86%Total Expected Cast votes:16,827,911Jubilee (UHURUTO) 8,873,657 (53%) NASA(Railonzo) 7,783,298 (46%)Others(Abduba Dida) 170,956 (1%)
Counties? MPs?
I have always differed with many opinion polls - it for same reason I saw Trump win - Theresa may ni nani - I don't follow the news of that small island anymore.Quote from: Kichwa-mmeza mate on June 09, 2017, 08:33:59 AMPundit, Ask Theresa May about predictions. She counted her chicken before they were hatched just like you are. I do not believe you have predicted more elections than those who were wrong in USA and now U.K.
Actually Hilary won the popular vote.Quote from: RV Pundit on June 09, 2017, 08:58:30 AMI have always differed with many opinion polls - it for same reason I saw Trump win - Theresa may ni nani - I don't follow the news of that small island anymore.Quote from: Kichwa-mmeza mate on June 09, 2017, 08:33:59 AMPundit, Ask Theresa May about predictions. She counted her chicken before they were hatched just like you are. I do not believe you have predicted more elections than those who were wrong in USA and now U.K.
Pundit, if things are as solid for Jubilee as you believe, why is Uhuru desperately trying to woo Kisii? For a man with this thing in the bag, Uhuru sure seems less than perfectly confident.
Kadame5He still needs 4 percent and control of the Assembly to terrorize NASA
I don't think 53% is solid enough when you're taking about 50% plus 1 - higher turn out matching Jubilee zones can wipe out that advantage. Jubilee is not desperate for Kisii vote - Jubilee are on campaign trail carpet bombing all the counties - today they are in West Pokot - tomorrow Kericho then Bomet then etc - and in each county they'll address issues they've know matters - from local politician & intelligence. Obviously Jubilee are keen to retain their 25% of Gusii vote - and keep those 5-10 mps that got elected. That would translate about 1.5% of national vote - with Gusii contributing 5% of total votes.I know as Raila supporters - you'd love to have Gusii vote 100% for NASA - but it simply aint happening - Jubilee have Gusii leader with lots of influences - starting from Obure/Nyachae/etc.Quote from: Kadame5 on June 13, 2017, 09:36:46 AMPundit, if things are as solid for Jubilee as you believe, why is Uhuru desperately trying to woo Kisii? For a man with this thing in the bag, Uhuru sure seems less than perfectly confident.
Have you seen Pundit's predictions? Uhuru already has minimum 53% which could go up to 55%. NASA have no path to victory. And Uhuru is getting something like 60% parliamentary majority. That sure sounds "in the bag" to me. If I were Uhuru and believed this, I would not be throwing my money at Kisii's or any other suitors playing hard-to-get.
It's not just campaigning that he's doing though. It's money too. It's the money that makes me think Uhuru is more than keen to get Kisii votes, and not just the 25% you believe he is retaining. Those smaller seats, MPs, I really don't think can be impacted by national politics. Those seats get distributed according to local fitina and politics.
Uhuru is aiming at 70% plus one . I don't know why - because 50% plus 1 single vote- is more than enough. But you're right I don't see how Uhuru can lose this with 47% of expected cast votes expected to come from GEMA +Kalenjin. I have put the data out there.... so you can disprove.Does Uhuru knows about MOAS ? Maybe not? Otherwise he'd save his money.In 2013 - MOAS predicted Gusii vote to the DOT. And if I am not wrong we engaged with you on this so many times. But I read the tea leaves...and predicted CORD would get 68 with Jubilee 28%...and the verdict was absolutely totally accurate.Quote from: Kadame5 on June 13, 2017, 09:47:18 AMHave you seen Pundit's predictions? Uhuru already has minimum 53% which could go up to 55%. NASA have no path to victory. And Uhuru is getting something like 60% parliamentary majority. That sure sounds "in the bag" to me. If I were Uhuru and believed this, I would not be throwing my money at Kisii's or any other suitors playing hard-to-get.