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The continuing voter registration is telling a very interesting story look at this data i have given gachagua meru while kindiki keeps
tharaka and embu

 

[Young_Turk]

The continuing voter registration is telling a very interesting story look at this data i have given gachagua meru while kindiki keeps
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No source. No links. Just a colorful chart.

And you wonder why tunasema WANTAM!

 

[Clemens]

Interesting.

 

[Denis Young]

This simply suggests that the usual strongholds have hit saturation point. Most of the adult population has already registered as voters because they have continuously been encouraged to do so over the years. The rest of Kenya has been largely ignored but not anymore. GOK machinery is shoring up those numbers and the KK party machinery will bring them out in 2027 to vote.

Those ill-prepared opposition zombies wataona siku mrefu. Their lazy macho nyanya patron has no clue.

 

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No source. No links. Just a colorful chart.

And you wonder why tunasema WANTAM!

Here is a link with the numbers from the continuing registration i will contiune updating chart until the exercise stops on 28th April 2026

 

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This simply suggests that the usual strongholds have hit saturation point. Most of the adult population has already registered as voters because they have continuously been encouraged to do so over the years. The rest of Kenya has been largely ignored but not anymore. GOK machinery is shoring up those numbers and the KK party machinery will bring them out in 2027 to vote.

Those ill-prepared opposition zombies wataona siku mrefu. Their lazy macho nyanya patron has no clue.

if we can get the data for ID registrations and compare it with voters card that will help in coming up with concrete conclusions but the fact minus Mt Kenya ukambani and kisii the rest of kenya is at 62% is mind boggling the opposition still has the herculean task of fielding a single presidential candidate if ruto manages to keep those regions and eats into either gusii or ukambani depending on will feel betrayed then he might hit the 60% winning mark

 

[Denis Young]

if we can get the data for ID registrations and compare it with voters card that will help in coming up with concrete conclusions but the fact minus Mt Kenya ukambani and kisii the rest of kenya is at 62% is mind boggling the opposition still has the herculean task of fielding a single presidential candidate if ruto manages to keep those regions and eats into either gusii or ukambani depending on will feel betrayed then he might hit the 60% winning mark

I remember asking Okiya that question. Who is the "united opposition" candidate?

Kalonzo is chairman of the umbrella Azimio party. Matiangi is Jubilee's presidential candidate. The rest are just nobodies and hangers-on.

There is no workable pair that doesn't leave that group in a mess.

They are probably aware of this and all they (Uhuru) really are looking for is numbers in parliament for post-election negotiations.

 

[Young_Turk]

Here is a link with the numbers from the continuing registration i will contiune updating chart until the exercise stops on 28th April 2026

Kasongo :

Here are the numbers that I published of myself.

You see! I'm right!

Kasongo butty boys: Yess! TUTAM

 

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Updated numbers 4/10/2026

 

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The data looks very interesting counties leaning towards Ruto seems to be perfoming well in the ongoing voter registration given they grew fastest in percentage terms,

IEBC Enhanced Continuous Voter Registration
Comparison Report: 2nd April vs 9th April 2026 (Nairobi Excluded)​

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Between 2nd and 9th April 2026, the IEBC Enhanced Continuous Voter Registration exercise (excluding Nairobi County) recorded a total increase of 476,705 new registrations, bringing the cumulative total from 301,899 to 778,604. This represents a 157.9% growth in just one week.
The Mt Kenya region (7 counties) contributed 97,256 new registrations (20.4% of total growth), the Ukambani + Gusii bloc (5 counties) added 62,416 (13.1%), and the remaining 34 counties contributed 317,033 (66.5%).

Regional Summary​

Region	2nd Apr	9th Apr	Growth	Share
Mt Kenya (7 counties)	71,483​	168,739​	+97,256​	21.7%​
Ukambani + Gusii (5 counties)	40,382​	102,798​	+62,416​	13.2%​
Rest of Kenya (34 counties)	190,034​	507,067​	+317,033​	65.1%​
Grand Total	301,899​	778,604​	+476,705​	100.0%​

Top Movers​

Top 10 by Absolute Growth​

#	County	2nd Apr	9th Apr	Growth
1	Kakamega​	11,952​	40,110​	+28,158​
2	Kiambu​	18,252​	46,265​	+28,013​
3	Machakos​	12,369​	30,686​	+18,317​
4	Nakuru​	14,324​	32,559​	+18,235​
5	Bungoma​	9,842​	26,820​	+16,978​
6	Meru​	11,106​	27,502​	+16,396​
7	Turkana​	9,472​	25,012​	+15,540​
8	Kilifi​	8,750​	23,980​	+15,230​
9	Kitui​	8,344​	23,095​	+14,751​
10	Kisii​	10,455​	24,785​	+14,330​

Top 10 by Percentage Growth​

#	County	2nd Apr	9th Apr	% Growth
1	Busia​	4,047​	14,340​	254.3%​
2	Kakamega​	11,952​	40,110​	235.6%​
3	Migori​	5,554​	16,547​	197.9%​
4	Marsabit​	3,316​	9,829​	196.4%​
5	Kericho​	6,036​	17,656​	192.5%​
6	Homa Bay​	4,911​	14,269​	190.6%​
7	Nandi​	6,157​	17,768​	188.6%​
8	Laikipia​	3,541​	10,057​	184.0%​
9	West Pokot​	5,037​	14,279​	183.5%​
10	Kitui​	8,344​	23,095​	176.8%​