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Uhuru Kenyatta......[click to vote]
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Peter Kenneth......[click to vote]
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guru267 wrote:All this shows is that UHURUTOs middle class vote will be divided btwn them & PK! I am really shocked PK put up such a spirited fight in a head to head with the mighty jubilee... We are in for a shock on March 4th!  Can you please estimate the size of this middle class in Kenya?
I was shocked to find less than 150 people participated in each of the 1st and runoff votes at Wazua. I was expecting far more than that... I have concluded that the total population of people who visit Wazua frequently including guests could not be more than 500 in total...based on that vote turnout.
I understand... the number of mortgages in Kenya are less than 30,000 at the moment
I could be wrong but I understand the average number of daily papers bought in Kenya are circa 200,000 per day (total of Nation, Standard, Star, People).
Rumour has it that the people who earn a salary of more than 100,000 per month are no more than 80,000 in Kenya.
so what is your estimate of the middle class registered voters?
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Liv wrote:guru267 wrote:All this shows is that UHURUTOs middle class vote will be divided btwn them & PK! I am really shocked PK put up such a spirited fight in a head to head with the mighty jubilee... We are in for a shock on March 4th! Can you please estimate the size of this middle class in Kenya?
I was shocked to find less than 150 people participated in each of the 1st and runoff votes at Wazua. I was expecting far more than that... I have concluded that the total population of people who visit Wazua frequently including guests could not be more than 500 in total...based on that vote turnout.
I understand... the number of mortgages in Kenya are less than 30,000 at the moment
I could be wrong but I understand the average number of daily papers bought in Kenya are circa 200,000 per day (total of Nation, Standard, Star, People).
Rumour has it that the people who earn a salary of more than 100,000 per month are no more than 80,000 in Kenya.
so what is your estimate of the middle class registered voters? Can't be!!!! ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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McReggae wrote:Liv wrote:guru267 wrote:All this shows is that UHURUTOs middle class vote will be divided btwn them & PK! I am really shocked PK put up such a spirited fight in a head to head with the mighty jubilee... We are in for a shock on March 4th! Can you please estimate the size of this middle class in Kenya?
I was shocked to find less than 150 people participated in each of the 1st and runoff votes at Wazua. I was expecting far more than that... I have concluded that the total population of people who visit Wazua frequently including guests could not be more than 500 in total...based on that vote turnout.
I understand... the number of mortgages in Kenya are less than 30,000 at the moment
I could be wrong but I understand the average number of daily papers bought in Kenya are circa 200,000 per day (total of Nation, Standard, Star, People).
Rumour has it that the people who earn a salary of more than 100,000 per month are no more than 80,000 in Kenya.
so what is your estimate of the middle class registered voters? Can't be!!!! I guess this number is for employed people only(business people excluded). I think this can be confirmed with KRA... Do you know anyone who can get the correct numbers? (PAYE)
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McReggae wrote:Liv wrote:guru267 wrote:All this shows is that UHURUTOs middle class vote will be divided btwn them & PK! I am really shocked PK put up such a spirited fight in a head to head with the mighty jubilee... We are in for a shock on March 4th! Can you please estimate the size of this middle class in Kenya?
I was shocked to find less than 150 people participated in each of the 1st and runoff votes at Wazua. I was expecting far more than that... I have concluded that the total population of people who visit Wazua frequently including guests could not be more than 500 in total...based on that vote turnout.
I understand... the number of mortgages in Kenya are less than 30,000 at the moment
I could be wrong but I understand the average number of daily papers bought in Kenya are circa 200,000 per day (total of Nation, Standard, Star, People).
Rumour has it that the people who earn a salary of more than 100,000 per month are no more than 80,000 in Kenya.
so what is your estimate of the middle class registered voters? Can't be!!!! 80k? maybe govt employees. A huge population of business pple are middle class n above, that includes outfits as small as exhibition shops that churn out turnover that can shame many "executives". That aside, guru is right. This poll represents the middle class generally. Wazua polls have never been wrong. We all know which group doesn't believe in polls, the one nursing chest trauma caused by blunt objects. TULIA.........UFUNZWE!
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simonkabz wrote:McReggae wrote:Liv wrote:guru267 wrote:All this shows is that UHURUTOs middle class vote will be divided btwn them & PK! I am really shocked PK put up such a spirited fight in a head to head with the mighty jubilee... We are in for a shock on March 4th! Can you please estimate the size of this middle class in Kenya?
I was shocked to find less than 150 people participated in each of the 1st and runoff votes at Wazua. I was expecting far more than that... I have concluded that the total population of people who visit Wazua frequently including guests could not be more than 500 in total...based on that vote turnout.
I understand... the number of mortgages in Kenya are less than 30,000 at the moment
I could be wrong but I understand the average number of daily papers bought in Kenya are circa 200,000 per day (total of Nation, Standard, Star, People).
Rumour has it that the people who earn a salary of more than 100,000 per month are no more than 80,000 in Kenya.
so what is your estimate of the middle class registered voters? Can't be!!!! 80k? maybe govt employees. A huge population of business pple are middle class n above, that includes outfits as small as exhibition shops that churn out turnover that can shame many "executives". That aside, guru is right. This poll represents the middle class generally. Wazua polls have never been wrong. We all know which group doesn't believe in polls, the one nursing chest trauma caused by blunt objects. Who are they?  Portfolio: Sold
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NHIF had given us the numbers for those earning salaries over 100k and it was surprisingly low. This takes us back to the mindo krass discussion. Who are they?
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Lolest! wrote:NHIF had given us the numbers for those earning salaries over 100k and it was surprisingly low. This takes us back to the mindo krass discussion. Who are they? What figure did they give??? ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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McReggae wrote:Lolest! wrote:NHIF had given us the numbers for those earning salaries over 100k and it was surprisingly low. This takes us back to the mindo krass discussion. Who are they? What figure did they give??? but who contributes to NHIF? Only the employed right? There are millions self employed making over 100k every month. i.am.back!!!!
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Now that Kamwana has won in this one, could admin open a new poll for Nairobi Governor & Senator races? i.am.back!!!!
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McReggae wrote:Lolest! wrote:NHIF had given us the numbers for those earning salaries over 100k and it was surprisingly low. This takes us back to the mindo krass discussion. Who are they? What figure did they give??? Mko wachache believe you me.  Portfolio: Sold
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