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- Feb 11, 2006
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0815hrs: retired President Moi votes
0817hrs: Voting in Langata finally starts
0818hrs: Makadara civic ward aspirant name missing from ballot paper
0821hrs: ECK cancels election for Civic ward in Makadara
08:22hrs: Trouble in Manyatta Constituency as a Cooperative minister Peter Ndwigas agent is thrown out of social hall for allegedly recieving a phone call inside a polling station.
0824hrs: Mutava Musyimi casts vote in Gachoka constituency
0825hrs: Orengo about to walk into a polling station
0920: William Ruto leaving Eldoret home to cast vote
0922hrs: Charity Ngilu protests at a kitui polling station.
0922hrs: Pius Muiru accompanied by wife casts ballot
0923hrs: Kalonzo Musyoka expected to vote
More updates coming all day...
0924hrs: Moyale's 34,474 voters jam polling stations as one polling stations with as little as 124 voters report end of exercise with a hundred percent record of voters turning up...
0925hrs: Early voter turnout in Mararal in Samburu
Crucial statistics
2,548 polling stations
15,000 civic seats
28,000 polling stations
14.2 million voters
Past Election Results
1997
Winners
Daniel Moi _ 2.5m - 40.5%
Mwai Kibaki - 1.9m - 31%
Raila Odinga - 667,886 - 10.8%
2002 Results
Mwai Kibaki - 3.6m - 62.2%
Uhuru Kenyatta - 1.8m - 31.3%
Simeon Nyachae - 345,161 - 5.9%
2005 REFERENDUM
NO Team (led by Raila Odinga) - 3.5m - 57%
Yes Team (led by President Mwai Kibaki) - 2.5m - 43%
1997 parliamentary seat
Kanu - 107 seats, 6 nominated MPs
DP - 39seats, 2 nominated seats
NDP - 21 SEATS, 1 NOMINATED
FOrd Kenya- 17 seats, 1 nominated
2002 results
Narc- 125 seats, 7 nominated
Kanu - 64 seats, 4 nominated
Ford People - 14 seats, 1 nominated
Safina - 2 seats
Ford Asili - 2 seats
Sis Kwa Sisi- 2 seats
0951hrs: Kibaki arrives at Mutoini primary school
0952hrs: KJ about to vote in Dagorettie
0955hrs:Raila getting into Old Primary School to vote, the polling station gets into a frenzy as he strolls in holding Ida Odinga and accompanied by Fidel and Rosemary and his campaign detail
0956: Our Busia reporter files this story -
Busia District Hospital authorities today barred a man from leaving institution to go and vote since he was nursing a child that was being treated for tetanus.
According to the hospital matron, Ms Semrick Obel, the 55 year old Alex Musina, from Shinamwenyuli village in Butere district, had initially sought discharge for the child to enable him vote .
"There are those we can permit to go and vote after assessing the condition and how long they can take outside, but not this particular one" said Sister Obel wondering why the ECK didn't consider setting up mobile polling stations in hospitals.
"If KNEC can bring examinations in the hospital what prevents ECK to bring the ballot boxes here?" she asked, adding that many patients had felt disenfranchised.
The nurses said that tetanus was a dangerous disease that the government may need to investigate if immunization was appropriately carried out in the patients' place of origin.
'The government has spent a lot of money on treating the child who is now showing signs of recovery and now you want to discharged him against medical recommendation, we can't allow that", the matron told the man and threatened to report him to the Children 's department for child abuse.
0957hrs: Raila recieving hands in his identification details to first clerk and they are NOT certified
0817hrs: Voting in Langata finally starts
0818hrs: Makadara civic ward aspirant name missing from ballot paper
0821hrs: ECK cancels election for Civic ward in Makadara
08:22hrs: Trouble in Manyatta Constituency as a Cooperative minister Peter Ndwigas agent is thrown out of social hall for allegedly recieving a phone call inside a polling station.
0824hrs: Mutava Musyimi casts vote in Gachoka constituency
0825hrs: Orengo about to walk into a polling station
0920: William Ruto leaving Eldoret home to cast vote
0922hrs: Charity Ngilu protests at a kitui polling station.
0922hrs: Pius Muiru accompanied by wife casts ballot
0923hrs: Kalonzo Musyoka expected to vote
More updates coming all day...
0924hrs: Moyale's 34,474 voters jam polling stations as one polling stations with as little as 124 voters report end of exercise with a hundred percent record of voters turning up...
0925hrs: Early voter turnout in Mararal in Samburu
Crucial statistics
2,548 polling stations
15,000 civic seats
28,000 polling stations
14.2 million voters
Past Election Results
1997
Winners
Daniel Moi _ 2.5m - 40.5%
Mwai Kibaki - 1.9m - 31%
Raila Odinga - 667,886 - 10.8%
2002 Results
Mwai Kibaki - 3.6m - 62.2%
Uhuru Kenyatta - 1.8m - 31.3%
Simeon Nyachae - 345,161 - 5.9%
2005 REFERENDUM
NO Team (led by Raila Odinga) - 3.5m - 57%
Yes Team (led by President Mwai Kibaki) - 2.5m - 43%
1997 parliamentary seat
Kanu - 107 seats, 6 nominated MPs
DP - 39seats, 2 nominated seats
NDP - 21 SEATS, 1 NOMINATED
FOrd Kenya- 17 seats, 1 nominated
2002 results
Narc- 125 seats, 7 nominated
Kanu - 64 seats, 4 nominated
Ford People - 14 seats, 1 nominated
Safina - 2 seats
Ford Asili - 2 seats
Sis Kwa Sisi- 2 seats
0951hrs: Kibaki arrives at Mutoini primary school
0952hrs: KJ about to vote in Dagorettie
0955hrs:Raila getting into Old Primary School to vote, the polling station gets into a frenzy as he strolls in holding Ida Odinga and accompanied by Fidel and Rosemary and his campaign detail
0956: Our Busia reporter files this story -
Busia District Hospital authorities today barred a man from leaving institution to go and vote since he was nursing a child that was being treated for tetanus.
According to the hospital matron, Ms Semrick Obel, the 55 year old Alex Musina, from Shinamwenyuli village in Butere district, had initially sought discharge for the child to enable him vote .
"There are those we can permit to go and vote after assessing the condition and how long they can take outside, but not this particular one" said Sister Obel wondering why the ECK didn't consider setting up mobile polling stations in hospitals.
"If KNEC can bring examinations in the hospital what prevents ECK to bring the ballot boxes here?" she asked, adding that many patients had felt disenfranchised.
The nurses said that tetanus was a dangerous disease that the government may need to investigate if immunization was appropriately carried out in the patients' place of origin.
'The government has spent a lot of money on treating the child who is now showing signs of recovery and now you want to discharged him against medical recommendation, we can't allow that", the matron told the man and threatened to report him to the Children 's department for child abuse.
0957hrs: Raila recieving hands in his identification details to first clerk and they are NOT certified