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Post by phil on Nov 20, 2012 17:05:02 GMT 3
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Post by joblesscorner on Nov 20, 2012 17:25:07 GMT 3
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Post by raiswakesho on Nov 21, 2012 0:31:37 GMT 3
Joblesscorner,
Many youths on facebook admire PK for his style but I don't see him expanding his base beyond facebook.
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If RAO manages to win in the first round then it will be a wrap, I don't see how Hon. Uhuru can beat the PM in round two, so TNA & URP should be worried! We've watched Kenyan politics develop from the 90's, politicians will be trooping into the winner not running away from the winner!
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Post by phil on Nov 23, 2012 13:44:54 GMT 3
Meanwhile in other news............ ;D Odinga still Remains the Man to Beat Friday, 23 November 2012 10:08
Prime Minister Raila Odinga remains the man to beat, even among the youth. A survey conducted by Infotrak Harris places Odinga as the leading candidate among the youth vote if elections were to be held today.
According to the poll 34% of youth will vote for the Prime Minister while 24% will vote for Deputy Prime Minister and TNA presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta.
URP’s presidential candidate William Ruto comes third with 9.8% while 8.8% of the youth will vote for deputy prime minister and UDF’s presidential candidate Musalia Mudavadi.
Kenya National Congress presidential aspirant Peter Kenneth appears to be the biggest gainer, with a 4.6% youth vote.
Narc Kenya’s Martha Karua would attract a 4.5% youth vote while New Ford Kenya’s Eugene Wamalwa would garner 2.8% from the youth.
The poll was conducted between October the 29th and 1st November, indicating out of 1500 respondents, 983 of which were youth drawn from across the country.
The survey further states that the youth deem unemployment as the greatest issue affecting them, one that they would want their next president elect to take priority in tackling.
Infotrak poll also indicated that the youth will remember outgoing President Mwai Kibaki most, for infrastructure development in the country.
The Infotrak Harris poll further shows that 50% of the youth in the country use social media, with 55.7% of the youth in urban Kenya and 44.3% of the youth in rural Kenya.
93.3% of the youth use Facebook while 22.0% use Twitter.
By Maureen Murimi
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Post by kamalet on Nov 23, 2012 13:56:28 GMT 3
Meanwhile in other news............ ;D Odinga still Remains the Man to Beat Friday, 23 November 2012 10:08
Prime Minister Raila Odinga remains the man to beat, even among the youth. A survey conducted by Infotrak Harris places Odinga as the leading candidate among the youth vote if elections were to be held today.
According to the poll 34% of youth will vote for the Prime Minister while 24% will vote for Deputy Prime Minister and TNA presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta.
URP’s presidential candidate William Ruto comes third with 9.8% while 8.8% of the youth will vote for deputy prime minister and UDF’s presidential candidate Musalia Mudavadi.
Kenya National Congress presidential aspirant Peter Kenneth appears to be the biggest gainer, with a 4.6% youth vote.
Narc Kenya’s Martha Karua would attract a 4.5% youth vote while New Ford Kenya’s Eugene Wamalwa would garner 2.8% from the youth.
The poll was conducted between October the 29th and 1st November, indicating out of 1500 respondents, 983 of which were youth drawn from across the country.
The survey further states that the youth deem unemployment as the greatest issue affecting them, one that they would want their next president elect to take priority in tackling.
Infotrak poll also indicated that the youth will remember outgoing President Mwai Kibaki most, for infrastructure development in the country.
The Infotrak Harris poll further shows that 50% of the youth in the country use social media, with 55.7% of the youth in urban Kenya and 44.3% of the youth in rural Kenya.
93.3% of the youth use Facebook while 22.0% use Twitter.
By Maureen Murimi A clear attempt at sanitising the scam of earlier in the month: JUST IN: Infotrak release opinion polls: Presidential popularity... Raila - 35%, Uhuru - 24%, Ruto - 10.3%, Musalia - 10% Details to follow The overall vote has Raila still at the same percentage as does Uhuru....but the twist seems to be on the Youth vote where Raila is down 1% and Uhuru is up 1%. Utter nonesense!
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Post by reporter911 on Nov 23, 2012 19:46:41 GMT 3
Meanwhile in other news............ ;D Odinga still Remains the Man to Beat Friday, 23 November 2012 10:08
Prime Minister Raila Odinga remains the man to beat, even among the youth. A survey conducted by Infotrak Harris places Odinga as the leading candidate among the youth vote if elections were to be held today.
According to the poll 34% of youth will vote for the Prime Minister while 24% will vote for Deputy Prime Minister and TNA presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta.
URP’s presidential candidate William Ruto comes third with 9.8% while 8.8% of the youth will vote for deputy prime minister and UDF’s presidential candidate Musalia Mudavadi.
Kenya National Congress presidential aspirant Peter Kenneth appears to be the biggest gainer, with a 4.6% youth vote.
Narc Kenya’s Martha Karua would attract a 4.5% youth vote while New Ford Kenya’s Eugene Wamalwa would garner 2.8% from the youth.
The poll was conducted between October the 29th and 1st November, indicating out of 1500 respondents, 983 of which were youth drawn from across the country.
The survey further states that the youth deem unemployment as the greatest issue affecting them, one that they would want their next president elect to take priority in tackling.
Infotrak poll also indicated that the youth will remember outgoing President Mwai Kibaki most, for infrastructure development in the country.
The Infotrak Harris poll further shows that 50% of the youth in the country use social media, with 55.7% of the youth in urban Kenya and 44.3% of the youth in rural Kenya.
93.3% of the youth use Facebook while 22.0% use Twitter.
By Maureen Murimi A clear attempt at sanitising the scam of earlier in the month: JUST IN: Infotrak release opinion polls: Presidential popularity... Raila - 35%, Uhuru - 24%, Ruto - 10.3%, Musalia - 10% Details to follow The overall vote has Raila still at the same percentage as does Uhuru....but the twist seems to be on the Youth vote where Raila is down 1% and Uhuru is up 1%. Utter nonesense! You mean central province youth vote? I thought peter Kenneth had that 1%? or has he forwarded it to Uhuru "TNT" ;D ;D spinning it won't give Uhuru the youth vote:)
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