ELECTION 2013: PROCEEDINGS AND RESULTS

[Mobimba]

As a CORD supporter, this has been an excruciating and painful 'dreams into nightmares' day. Gloating rights erased.

Not all hope is lost I hope.

[nowayhaha]

3:45 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 1,286,864 (55.66%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 919,197 (39.80%); Mudavadi (UDF) 66,477 (2.87%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 13,198 (0.57%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 8,364 (0.36%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 8,206; Dida (ARC) 6,275; Muite (Safina) 2,442 from 6,866 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

3:30 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 1,231,733 (55.72%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 878,605 (39.75%); Mudavadi (UDF) 63,368 (2.86%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 12,608 (0.57%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 8,039 (0.36%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 7,903; Dida (ARC) 6,089; Muite (Safina) 2,371 from 6,627 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

3:15 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 1,180,192 (55.61%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 847,031 (39.91%); Mudavadi (UDF) 60,298 (2.84%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 12,093 (0.57%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 7,713 (0.36%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 7,583; Dida (ARC) 5,848; Muite (Safina) 2,267 from 6,355 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

3:00 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 1,136,561 (55.58%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 817,591 (39.94%); Mudavadi (UDF) 57,425 (2.80%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 11,625 (0.57%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 7,415 (0.36%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 7,348; Dida (ARC) 5,505; Muite (Safina) 2,196 from 6,169 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

2:45 ODM National Election Board chairman Franklin Bett has faulted the authenticity of provisional results being issued by IEBC. (READ: Bett faults IEBC's provisional results)

02:30 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 1,004,111 (55.65%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 721,489 (39.98%); Mudavadi (UDF) 49,932 (2.76%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 10,065 (0.56%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 6,557 (0.36%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 6,488; Dida (ARC) 4,358; Muite (Safina) 1,918 from 5,599 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

02:15 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 929,773 (55.70%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 667,281 (39.95%); Mudavadi (UDF) 45,712 (2.76%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 9,224 (0.55%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 6,107 (0.36%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 6,007; Dida (ARC) 4,033; Muite (Safina) 1,796 from 5,278 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

02:00 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 919,047 (55.67%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 659,289 (39.96%); Mudavadi (UDF) 45,712 (2.77%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 9,041 (0.55%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 6,047 (0.37%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 5,9476; Dida (ARC) 3,971; Muite (Safina) 1,777 from 4,913 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

01:45 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 868,599 (55.89%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 619,337 (39.78%); Mudavadi (UDF) 42,239 (2.71%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 8,426 (0.54%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 5,646 (0.37%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 5,646; Dida (ARC) 3,746; Muite (Safina) 1,683 from 4,913 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

01:30 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 815,184 (56.04%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 577,528 (39.69%); Mudavadi (UDF) 38,995 (2.68%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 7,738 (0.53%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 5,450 (0.37%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 5,237; Dida (ARC) 3,302; Muite (Safina) 1,581 from 4,669 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

01:20 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 776,930 (56.11%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 549,233 (39.70%); Mudavadi (UDF) 36,245 (2.61%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 7,256 (0.53%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 5,227 (0.38%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 4,986; Dida (ARC) 3,157 from 4,481 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

01:10 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 750,610 (56.09%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 531,070 (39.69%); Mudavadi (UDF) 34,984 (2.61%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 6,961 (0.52%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 5,099 (0.38%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 4,830; Dida (ARC) 3,013; Muite (Safina) 1,465 from 4,370 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

00:53 Garissa County Commissioner Maalim Mohamed refutes reports of gun attack in Tetu and Yathrib polling stations. Says tallying going on smoothly.

elections.nation.co.ke/news/-/1631868/1710562/-/osje07z/-/index.html

[nowayhaha]

After Server problems/challenges have been sorted out

4.19am Uhuru – 1,366,710 votes, Raila – 983,267 Mudavadi 71,151, Kenneth 14,064, Karua 8,946

4.17am Uhuru – 1,361,489 votes, Raila – 979,966, Mudavadi 71,046, Kenneth 14,043, Karua 8,931

4.15am Uhuru – 1,353,217 votes, Raila – 973,297

4.12am Uhuru – 1,349,571 votes, Raila – 968,335

4.07am Uhuru – 1,337,488 votes, Raila – 960,456

4am Uhuru – 1,328,857 votes, Raila – 950,820

11.45pm Uhuru 719,798 votes Raila 510,686

11:32pm Uhuru – 716,091 votes, Raila – 508,03

www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2013/03/live-2013-kenya-poll-results/

[nowayhaha]

4.23am Uhuru (TNA) 1,379,294 votes, Raila (ODM) 990,199 Mudavadi (UDF) 71,934 Kenneth (KNC)14,162 Karua 8,999 (NARC Kenya)

4.22am Uhuru (TNA) 1,374,739 votes, Raila (ODM) 989,758 Mudavadi (UDF) 71,884 Kenneth (KNC)14,153 Karua 8,991 (NARC Kenya)

4.21am Uhuru (TNA) 1,372,808 votes, Raila (ODM) 988,705 Mudavadi (UDF) 71,865, Kenneth (KNC)14,142 Karua 8,987 (NARC Kenya)

www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2013/03/live-2013-kenya-poll-results/

[nowayhaha]

4:30 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 1,397,036 (55.47%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 1,007,425 (40.00%); Mudavadi (UDF) 72,283 (2.87%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 14,358 (0.57%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 8,869 (0.35%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 9,110; Dida (ARC) 6,837; Muite (Safina) 2,639 from 7,391 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.

4:15 Presidential provisional results: Uhuru Kenyatta (TNA) 1,372,808 (55.48%); Raila Odinga (ODM) 988,705 (39.96%); Mudavadi (UDF) 71,864 (2.90%) ; Kenneth (Eagle) 14,142 (0.57%); Kiyiapi (RBK) 8,743 (0.36%) Karua (Narc Kenya) 8,987; Dida (ARC) 6,745; Muite (Safina) 2,603 from 7,292 of 31,981 polling stations reporting.


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[Mobimba]

IEBC was 6 1/2 hours offline. Enuff time to cook meth and anything else you want.

Looking forward to the 3rd revolution. Roundi hii tumehata.

[b6k]

Mar 5, 2013 4:41:09 GMT 3 Mobimba said:

IEBC was 6 1/2 hours offline. Enuff time to cook meth and anything else you want.

Looking forward to the 3rd revolution. Roundi hii tumehata.

Lincoln, do you really want to go down that "cooking" (figures?) lane? It seems to me after taking a wee nap is that the trend we saw emerging from the first 10% of counted votes has marginally held at the 20% mark. Other than RAO finally crossing the 40% mark & UK sliding 3 points or so, it looks like CORD still has a lot to do to catch up. What's still disturbing is the high number of rejected votes. It is edging toward 6% of the vote so far. What on earth were people doing at the voting booths?

[nowayhaha]

Mar 5, 2013 5:57:37 GMT 3 b6k said:

Mar 5, 2013 4:41:09 GMT 3 Mobimba said:

IEBC was 6 1/2 hours offline. Enuff time to cook meth and anything else you want.

Looking forward to the 3rd revolution. Roundi hii tumehata.

Lincoln, do you really want to go down that "cooking" (figures?) lane? It seems to me after taking a wee nap is that the trend we saw emerging from the first 10% of counted votes has marginally held at the 20% mark. Other than RAO finally crossing the 40% mark & UK sliding 3 points or so, it looks like CORD still has a lot to do to catch up. What's still disturbing is the high number of rejected votes. It is edging toward 6% of the vote so far. What on earth were people doing at the voting booths?

A joke trending in the social networks is that ..... People were told to vote "wisely" only to discover his name wasnt in the ballot papers thus they scribbled his name, they wish they had been asked to vote "rejected" as he never campaigned and is performing relatively well .

[nowayhaha]

6.05am Uhuru (TNA) 1,581,472 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,1629314 Mudavadi (UDF) 83,771 Kenneth (KNC) 16,541 Karua (NARC Kenya) 10,563

6.00am Uhuru (TNA) 1,571,477 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,162,067 Mudavadi (UDF) 83,310 Kenneth (KNC) 16,449 Karua (NARC Kenya) 10,496

5.55am Uhuru (TNA) 1,565,344 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,155,826 Mudavadi (UDF) 83,134 Kenneth (KNC) 16,386 Karua (NARC Kenya) 10,452

5.50am Uhuru (TNA) 1,555,028 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,146,232 Mudavadi (UDF) 82,295 Kenneth (KNC) 16,218 Karua (NARC Kenya) 10,365

5.40am Uhuru (TNA) 1,543,036 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,131,681 Mudavadi (UDF) 81,125 Kenneth (KNC) 16,080 Karua (NARC Kenya) 10,267

5.30am Uhuru (TNA) 1,528,341 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,117,235 Mudavadi (UDF) 80,688 Kenneth (KNC) 15,898 Karua (NARC Kenya) 10,138

5.25am Uhuru (TNA) 1,514,066 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,105,683 Mudavadi (UDF) 80,143 Kenneth (KNC) 15,738 Karua (NARC Kenya) 9,957

5.20am Uhuru (TNA) 1,505,056 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,097,956 Mudavadi (UDF) 79,119 Kenneth (KNC) 15,624 Karua (NARC Kenya) 9,883

5.15am Uhuru (TNA) 1,496,034 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,092,020 Mudavadi (UDF) 78,913 Kenneth (KNC) 15,582 Karua (NARC Kenya) 9,826

5.10am Uhuru (TNA) 1,485,321 votes, Raila (ODM) 1,082,632 Mudavadi (UDF) 78,251 Kenneth (KNC) 15,419 Karua (NARC Kenya) 9,744

www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2013/03/live-2013-kenya-poll-results/

[b6k]

Mar 5, 2013 6:07:11 GMT 3 nowayhaha said:

Mar 5, 2013 5:57:37 GMT 3 b6k said:

Lincoln, do you really want to go down that "cooking" (figures?) lane? It seems to me after taking a wee nap is that the trend we saw emerging from the first 10% of counted votes has marginally held at the 20% mark. Other than RAO finally crossing the 40% mark & UK sliding 3 points or so, it looks like CORD still has a lot to do to catch up. What's still disturbing is the high number of rejected votes. It is edging toward 6% of the vote so far. What on earth were people doing at the voting booths?

A joke trending in the social networks is that ..... People were told to vote "wisely" only to discover his name wasnt in the ballot papers thus they scribbled his name, they wish they had been asked to vote "rejected" as he never campaigned and is performing relatively well .

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Yes vote wisely was the phrase for election 2013 the assumption being there was a wise choice to be made from the pack of cards we were dealt

[Mobimba]

Mar 5, 2013 5:57:37 GMT 3 b6k said:

Mar 5, 2013 4:41:09 GMT 3 Mobimba said:

IEBC was 6 1/2 hours offline. Enuff time to cook meth and anything else you want.

Looking forward to the 3rd revolution. Roundi hii tumehata.

Lincoln, do you really want to go down that "cooking" (figures?) lane? It seems to me after taking a wee nap is that the trend we saw emerging from the first 10% of counted votes has marginally held at the 20% mark. Other than RAO finally crossing the 40% mark & UK sliding 3 points or so, it looks like CORD still has a lot to do to catch up. What's still disturbing is the high number of rejected votes. It is edging toward 6% of the vote so far. What on earth were people doing at the voting booths?

B6K,
Not to ‘start it’ but even you must admit, on such an auspicious event, an over six hour hiatus must be questioned.
We’ve been told that the ‘players’ were in serious meetings; so even they took it serious.
So why shouldn’t we?
Yeah, I know, looser talk you say; But even losers have a right to an echo chamber as they tumble in the abyss.
Weeeeweeee wooowoonnnnnn jjjjaaaakkkkkooooooooooooooooooom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Splash.

hic

[malkia]

Mar 5, 2013 5:57:37 GMT 3 b6k said:

Mar 5, 2013 4:41:09 GMT 3 Mobimba said:

IEBC was 6 1/2 hours offline. Enuff time to cook meth and anything else you want.

Looking forward to the 3rd revolution. Roundi hii tumehata.

Lincoln, do you really want to go down that "cooking" (figures?) lane? It seems to me after taking a wee nap is that the trend we saw emerging from the first 10% of counted votes has marginally held at the 20% mark. Other than RAO finally crossing the 40% mark & UK sliding 3 points or so, it looks like CORD still has a lot to do to catch up. What's still disturbing is the high number of rejected votes. It is edging toward 6% of the vote so far. What on earth were people doing at the voting booths?

I agree let's show significantly more restraint and responsibility.

On the rejected votes, my understanding is that the difference between a rejected vote and a spoiled vote is that the former is valid but deposited in the wrong box/container and the spoiled vote is mis-marked, or improperly marked i.e the voters intention is unclear.

Would appreciate any insights, clarifications.

[b6k]

Mar 5, 2013 6:32:46 GMT 3 Mobimba said:

Mar 5, 2013 5:57:37 GMT 3 b6k said:

Lincoln, do you really want to go down that "cooking" (figures?) lane? It seems to me after taking a wee nap is that the trend we saw emerging from the first 10% of counted votes has marginally held at the 20% mark. Other than RAO finally crossing the 40% mark & UK sliding 3 points or so, it looks like CORD still has a lot to do to catch up. What's still disturbing is the high number of rejected votes. It is edging toward 6% of the vote so far. What on earth were people doing at the voting booths?

B6K,
Not to ‘start it’ but even you must admit, on such an auspicious event, an over six hour hiatus must be questioned.
We’ve been told that the ‘players’ were in serious meetings; so even they took it serious.
So why shouldn’t we?
Yeah, I know, looser talk you say; But even losers have a right to an echo chamber as they tumble in the abyss.
Weeeeweeee wooowoonnnnnn jjjjaaaakkkkkooooooooooooooooooom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Splash.

hic

Lincoln, usife moyo. There are still 80% more votes to be counted so it's far from over. Apart from the trend & gap which has remained consistent, 70% overall voter turnout may still provide some surprises depending on who got the voters out at a higher rate....

[einstein]

Mar 5, 2013 6:54:00 GMT 3 malkia said:

Mar 5, 2013 5:57:37 GMT 3 b6k said:

Lincoln, do you really want to go down that "cooking" (figures?) lane? It seems to me after taking a wee nap is that the trend we saw emerging from the first 10% of counted votes has marginally held at the 20% mark. Other than RAO finally crossing the 40% mark & UK sliding 3 points or so, it looks like CORD still has a lot to do to catch up. What's still disturbing is the high number of rejected votes. It is edging toward 6% of the vote so far. What on earth were people doing at the voting booths?

I agree let's show significantly more restraint and responsibility.

On the rejected votes, my understanding is that the difference between a rejected vote and a spoiled vote is that the former is valid but deposited in the wrong box/container and the spoiled vote is mis-marked, or improperly marked i.e the voters intention is unclear.

Would appreciate any insights, clarifications.

Sister Malkia,

There is no difference between a spoilt and rejected vote! NONE counts!!

[mwalimumkuu]

Confirmed report, Gitobu Imanyara has fallen to Kiraitu Murungi. Unconfirmed reports indicate that Dr. Sally Kosgey and Henry Koskei have gone down too.

[malkia]

Mar 5, 2013 7:09:07 GMT 3 einstein said:

Mar 5, 2013 6:54:00 GMT 3 malkia said:

I agree let's show significantly more restraint and responsibility.

On the rejected votes, my understanding is that the difference between a rejected vote and a spoiled vote is that the former is valid but deposited in the wrong box/container and the spoiled vote is mis-marked, or improperly marked i.e the voters intention is unclear.

Would appreciate any insights, clarifications.

Sister Malkia,

There is no difference between a spoilt and rejected vote! NONE counts!!

I know neither counts. However, the legal distinction is extremely important. Most immediately, do either rejected or spoiled votes count in the calculation of the 50% + 1, also in the event of recounts the standard for spoiled votes is clear intention of the voter (think Florida 2000). It may help if I clarified that at this juncture I am more interested in the legalities and not the political ramifications, if any, of the distinction.

[b6k]

30% of polling stations figures are in & Kamwana still leads Agwambo by 54.14 to 41.22%. Kamale & Mwalimumkuu can now start putting the champagne in the fridge ;D ;D ;D ;D

[b6k]

Mar 5, 2013 7:24:58 GMT 3 malkia said:

Mar 5, 2013 7:09:07 GMT 3 einstein said:

Sister Malkia,

There is no difference between a spoilt and rejected vote! NONE counts!!

I know neither counts. However, the legal distinction is extremely important. Most immediately, do either rejected or spoiled votes count in the calculation of the 50% + 1, also in the event of recounts the standard for spoiled votes is clear intention of the voter (think Florida 2000). It may help if I clarified that at this juncture I am more interested in the legalities and not the political ramifications, if any, of the distinction.

Malkia NTV discussing rejected votes with legal implications

[podp]

Mar 5, 2013 8:30:52 GMT 3 b6k said:

30% of polling stations figures are in & Kamwana still leads Agwambo by 54.14 to 41.22%. Kamale & Mwalimumkuu can now start putting the champagne in the fridge ;D ;D ;D ;D

when the drinking starts remember us too

[kamalet]

Mar 5, 2013 8:30:52 GMT 3 b6k said:

30% of polling stations figures are in & Kamwana still leads Agwambo by 54.14 to 41.22%. Kamale & Mwalimumkuu can now start putting the champagne in the fridge ;D ;D ;D ;D

Early days...early days B6k! I would be happier if the young man had 56% to ensure that it is all clear and clean to avoid any disputes.

[nowayhaha]

The site up and running ...results trickling in and availed per county too


vote.iebc.or.ke/

[b6k]

Mar 5, 2013 10:04:12 GMT 3 kamalet said:

Mar 5, 2013 8:30:52 GMT 3 b6k said:

30% of polling stations figures are in & Kamwana still leads Agwambo by 54.14 to 41.22%. Kamale & Mwalimumkuu can now start putting the champagne in the fridge ;D ;D ;D ;D

Early days...early days B6k! I would be happier if the young man had 56% to ensure that it is all clear and clean to avoid any disputes.

Kamale, Podp got it but you are jumping the gun. The drinking is still hours away. I was advising that you get the champagne chilled so that later you may enjoy it at the right temperature if things stay the way they have been since last night.

With the 4,000,000 votes counted mark now past, UK still maintains a convincing (NB not unasailable lead) at 54.63% to Raila's 40.87%. Back to monitoring the tally....

[nowayhaha]

11.20am Uhuru (TNA) 2,332 541(54.5%) votes, Raila (ODM) 1,748 238, (40.9%) Mudavadi (UDF) 118,891(2.8%) Kenneth (KNC) 24 735 (0.58%) Karua (NARC Kenya) 15,651 (0.37%)

11.10am Uhuru (TNA) 2,315 152(54.5%) votes, Raila (ODM) 1,735 320, (40.9%) Mudavadi (UDF) 118,446(2.8%) Kenneth (KNC) 24 571 (0.58%) Karua (NARC Kenya) 15,587 (0.37%)

11.05am Uhuru (TNA) 2,301 459(54.5%) votes, Raila (ODM) 1,724 315, (40.9%) Mudavadi (UDF) 118,075(2.8%) Kenneth (KNC) 24 446 (0.58%) Karua (NARC Kenya) 15,492 (0.37%)

11.00am Uhuru (TNA) 2,293,281(54.5%) votes, Raila (ODM) 1,718776, (40.9%) Mudavadi (UDF) 117,655(2.8%) Kenneth (KNC) 24 340 (0.58%) Karua (NARC Kenya) 15,431 (0.37%)

10.50am Uhuru (TNA) 2,276,058 (54%) votes, Raila (ODM) 1,703776, (40%) Mudavadi (UDF) 116,357(2.81%) Kenneth (KNC) 24 111 (0.58%) Karua (NARC Kenya) 15,329 (0.37%)

10.45am Uhuru (TNA) 2,253,738 (54%) votes, Raila (ODM) 1,686,198 (40%) Mudavadi (UDF) 115,953(2.81%) Kenneth (KNC) 23855 (0.58%) Karua (NARC Kenya) 15,190 (0.37%)

10.35am Uhuru (TNA) 2,234,839 (54%) votes, Raila (ODM) 1,677,848 (40%) Mudavadi (UDF) 115,478(2.80%) Kenneth (KNC) 23676 (0.58%) Karua (NARC Kenya) 15,100 (0.37%)

10.15am Uhuru (TNA) 2,173,544 (54%) votes, Raila (ODM) 1,635,118 (41%) Mudavadi (UDF) 113,146 (2.88%) Kenneth (KNC) 23041 (0.57%) Karua (NARC Kenya) 14,740 (0.37%)

www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2013/03/live-2013-kenya-poll-results/

[podp]

Mar 5, 2013 11:15:56 GMT 3 b6k said:

Mar 5, 2013 10:04:12 GMT 3 kamalet said:

Early days...early days B6k! I would be happier if the young man had 56% to ensure that it is all clear and clean to avoid any disputes.

Kamale, Podp got it but you are jumping the gun. The drinking is still hours away. I was advising that you get the champagne chilled so that later you may enjoy it at the right temperature if things stay the way they have been since last night.

With the 4,000,000 votes counted mark now past, UK still maintains a convincing (NB not unasailable lead) at 54.63% to Raila's 40.87%. Back to monitoring the tally....

now-a-days with deep freezer one does not need to chill any wine for above 30 minutes, otherwise the bottle breaks. so you just tell us when to start ululating and voila we shall put the bottles in the deep freeze count 5 ngemis and by the time all of them are over (30 minutes) we can start the party. initially it will be in house before cascading to the streets. and everything will be peaceful knowing that WM's judges are working 24/7 so no need to bring mbriiiichaa

[nowayhaha]

12:01 With 41 out of 122 stations in Kamukunji constituency reporting, Mr Kenyatta (13,446) against Mr Odinga (10,966). In the Nairobi Governor contest, Mr Waititu has 12, 671 while Mr Kidero has 10,335. Mr Mbaru has 930.

11:55 Vote counting underway at the Kayole Social Hall, the tallying centre for Embakasi Central constituency in Nairobi March 5, 2013.

Vote counting underway at the Kayole Social Hall, the tallying centre for Embakasi Central constituency in Nairobi March 5, 2013. CAROLINE WAFULA.
Vote counting underway at the Kayole Social Hall, the tallying centre for Embakasi Central constituency in Nairobi March 5, 2013. CAROLINE WAFULA.

11:48 Mr Hassan says it is too early to call the presidential election. IEBC condoles family of presiding officer killed in Kangema constituency.

11:46 The Commission appeals to political parties to allow IEBC manage the elections.

11:45 Mr Hassan: Media should not make premature pronouncements. IEBC is the only body mandated in law to announce elections results.

11:42 Mr Hassan appeals to Kenyans to maintain peace and to the media to manage the public's expectations.

11:39 IEBC says the final results will reflect the will of Kenyans.

11:37 Mr Hassan says the Returning Officer in charge of the Diaspora has arrived at Bomas. To announce results soon.

11:30 11,600 polling station have transmitted the results. Uhuru Kenyatta is still in the lead with 2,352,021; Raila Odinga has 1,760,823 and Musalia Mudavadi has 119,306 votes. 267,944 votes rejected.

11:28 Mr Kenyatta has 2,356,502 (54pc) against Mr Odinga's 1,764,930 (40pc) as given by IEBC.

11:23 The IEBC chairman Isaack Hassan is meeting with political parties agents at the Bomas of Kenya.

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