Elections 2010 MATOKEO ya kura za awali CCM August 1, 2010
Elections 2010 MATOKEO ya kura za awali CCM August 1, 2010
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kwa wale wenye matokea ya mkoa wa Morogoro waturushie. je Mustapha amredi? na wengine kama Makala? Kule moro mashariki kuna majimbo mawili, je na kuko vipi? Vipi jimbo la JK kule Chalinze, boss wa yanga amepata?
Tunasubiri kwa shauku kubwa maamuzi ya CC na baadaye yabarikiwe na NEC. Mwaka huu CCM wako kwenye mtego mzuri sana. Kingine ambacho kitawapa kichwa ni kwa kuwa hakuna mgombea binafsi na hivyo lolote linaweza kufanyika. Kama kungekuwa na mgombea binafsi wangekuwa makini sana.
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CCM bigwigs lose primaries
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CCM has announced more results from the preferential vote held on Sunday countrywide to pick flag bearers for Members of Parliament in the coming October general election.
However, the final decision on the candidates would be known during the National Executive Committee (NEC) in Dodoma on August 14.
Among the heavyweights who lost include the outgoing Mtera MP, Samwel Malecela, who has been a legislator for the constituency for the past 35 years. He lost to the Tarime District Youth Secretary Livingstone Lusinde.
Other political heavyweights who lost the race include Prof Philemon Sarungi, the outgoing Rorya MP who was edged out by the Councillor for Koryo Ward, Lamek Airo. The list of renowned politicians who did not fare well in the preferentials are the outgoing legislator for Mufindi, Joseph Mungai, who lost to Mahmoud Mgimwa and Mchinga MP, Mudhihir Mudhihir who lost to Said Mtanda.
Dodoma
The Dodoma Regional CCM Secretary, John Barongo, said that Malecela got 5,379 votes while the winner polled 5,810.
Mr Barongo said that the outgoing Mpwapwa MP, George Lubeleje, came second with 4,830 votes while his rival Gregory Teu won the race after posting 7,777 votes.
George Simbachawene won the race for Kibakwe constituency after commanding 8,824 votes whereas his challenger Aggrey Galawika got 2,537.
In Chilonwa, the incumbent, Hezekiah Chibulunje, got 5,269 compared to his opponent Mwaka Joel who settled for 3,848 votes.
In Dodoma Urban Constituency, Mr Peter Chiwanga led by 3,183 votes followed by David Malole who scored 2,479 votes as the Dar es Salaam Mayor, Mr Adam Kimbisa, managed 2,141 votes.
In Kondoa South Constituency in Dodoma Region, Juma Nkamia, partial results showed that he had a wide-margin lead, the incumbent Zabein Mhita was leading in Kondoa West.
Manyara
Reports from Manyara Region said that in Babati Town Constituency Chambiri Kisyeri led by 6,746 votes, followed by incumbent Omari Kwang who scooped 1,843 and Ali Msuya who got 1,393.
The incumbent MP for Simanjiro, Christopher Ole Sendeka, won the race after a re-run in four wards --Terat, Ruvuremiti, Lobosiret and Naberera.
Mtwara
In Mtwara, three ministers -- Hawa Ghasia, George Mkuchika and Matias Chikawe won the race in their constituencies.
However, three other MPs in the region, Mohamedi Sinani (Mtwara Rural), Suleiman Kumchaya (Lulindi) and Raynald Mrope (Masasi) all lost. In Mtama constituency, the Foreign Affairs Minister Bernard Membe sailed unopposed.
Tabora
Reports from Tabora indicate that, the incumbent MP in Urambo East Constituency, Mr Samuel Sitta, led after he had scooped 6,130 votes followed by Masoud Maswanya who got 2,432.
In Urambo West Constituency, the incumbent, Prof Juma Kapuya, led after he had garnered 5,656 followed by Ramadhani Kalla who managed 721 votes.
In Nzega Town Constituency, the newcomer, Mr Hussein Bashe emerged top after he had scored 6,815 votes followed by incumbent, Mr Lukas Selelii who posted 1,420.
In Bukene Constituency, Ms Tedy Kasela Bantu, emerged the winner after she had scored 1,968 followed closely by Mr Suleiman Zeddy who won 1,727.
In Sikonge Constituency, Mr George Kukunda won after he had scooped 1,570 followed by Said Nkumba who scooped 1,365. In Tabora Urban Constituency, Mr Aden Rage hauled 4,145 and was followed by Mukanne who got 2,985.
Kilimanjaro
From Kilimanjaro, Peter Temba reports that all but one incumbent legislators in Kilimanjaro region on Sunday won the preferential votes to vie for parliamentary seats on October 31 general election under CCM ticket.
Announcing the results here on Monday, CCM Regional Secretary, Mr Stephen Kazidi, named those who won the preferential votes (number of votes in brackets), as the Minister of Education and Vocational Training, Professor Jumanne Maghembe (10,743), Deputy Minister for Commerce, Industries and Marketing, Dr Cyril Chami (9,196) and Deputy Minister in the Prime Ministers Office responsible for Local Government, Mr Aggrey Mwanri who sailed unopposed.
Others are the Deputy Minister for Agriculture and Cooperative, Dr Mathayo David Mathayo, Anna Kilango Malecela, Mr Basil Mramba and Mr Buni Athuman Ramole who intends to challenge the incumbent legislator, Mr Philemon Ndesamburo (CHADEMA) in Moshi Urban constituency.
The incumbent legislator for Vunjo constituency, Mr Aloyce Kimaro was defeated by a practising lawyer, Mr Crispin Meela who will face the Chairman of the opposition party Tanzania Labour Party, Mr Augustine Mrema and Mr John Mrema (CHADEMA) to contest for a parliamentary seat in the area.
Mr Kazidi said during the nomination process, Prof Maghembe was challenged by Joseph Thadayo who got 6,889 votes while Karia Rajab Magalo earned 252 votes. He added that Mr Buni had eight contestants for nomination, naming them as Mr Thomas Ngawaiya (1,539 votes), Mr Justin Salakana (1,152), Gibson Lyamuya (269), Joseph Mtui (208), Onesmo Ngowi (127), Peter Njambi (110), Athuman Mwariko (109) and Bishop Pius Ikongo (91).
Dr Cyril Chami beat Mr Ansi Mmassi who earned 2,791 votes, while the winner of preferential votes in Vunjo, Mr Meela was challenged by Mr Kimaro (3,194 votes), the retired senior police officer, Mr James Kombe (3,194) and Thomson Mosha (788).
Meanwhile, Mr Ngawaiya has lodged a complaint to the CCM Regional Secretary claiming that some of CCM voters were barred from voting allegedly because their names were not in the Voters Register.
Kagera
From Bukoba, Meddy Mulisa reports that the former Minister for East African Cooperation, Dr Diodorus Kamala, is among CCM heavyweights who lost the preferentials. Dr Kamala is also legislator for Nkenge Constituency.
During hotly contested CCM preferential elections held on Sunday, Ms Asumpta Mshama scooped a total of 9,055 votes edging Dr Kamala who collected a total of 6,184 votes. Kagera Regional CCM Assistant Secretary, Mr Felix Kaizilege announced the results yesterday during a press conference.
He named other contenders in Nkenge Constituency with votes in brackets to include Dipson Balyagati (4,223), Ismail Suleiman (239), Amani Kajuna (146), Julius Rugemalira (771) and Charles Katarama (440). Mr Kaizilege further said former Ngara legislator, Prof. Pheeman Banyikwa had also lost, collecting a total of 2,112 votes while first winner is Mr Deogratias Ntukamazina who scooped a total of 3,954 votes.
Other contenders in Ngara Constituency with their votes in brackets include Joseph Rugumyamheto (84), Alex Gashaza (2,838), Jackson Misigaro (178), Cyprian Muhelanyi (148), Gwassa Sebabili (762), Rusika Muheto ( 462), Dr Peter Bujali (1,680) and Jaspar Bitwale (331).
Mr Kaizilege revealed that the Minister for Fisheries and Livestock, Dr John Pombe Magufuli, emerged first in Chato Costituency after collecting 8,305 votes. Other contenders with votes in brackets were Dr Omar Sende (338), Dr Benedict Lukanima (810) and Deusdedith Katwale (323).
In Biharamulo Constituency, incumbent MP Mr Oscar Mukasa emerged first, collecting 5,899 votes while Vedasto Kiloloma got 189 votes, Rajab Zomukunda 702 votes and Agricola Magoho 794 votes. According to Mr Kaizilege, in Muleba South, Professor Anna Tibaijuka, the outgoing UN -Habitat Executive Director was leading the race followed by Mr Wilson Masilingi (incumbent), and Mr Alfred Tibaigana in third position.
He said in Muleba North Constituency new comer Charles Mwijage was leading the race followed by Mr Thomas Niyegila in second position while incumbent Ms Ruth Blasio Msafiri came in fourth.
In Bukoba Rural Constituency, High Court Advocate Jasson Rweikiza was leading followed by Nazir Mustafa Karamagi (incumbent). He said in Karagwe Constituency, incumbent Gosbert Blandes was leading the race and that in Kyerwa Constituency, Mr Eustace Katagira (incumbent) also came first.
If the results pass the CCM NEC test, Kagera region will possibly have five new MPs in Bukoba Rural, Muleba North, Misenyi, Muleba South and Ngara Constituencies.
Mara
From Tarime, Mugini Jacob reports that the CHADEMAs outgoing Tarime MP Mr Charles Mwera has lost nomination polls after he was defeated by Mwita Mwikwabe Waitara on Sunday night.
Mr Waitara emerged the winner after scooping 131 votes against Mr Mwera who got 113 votes. Other CHADEMA candidates who contested for the post are John Heche (92 votes) and Philip Nyanchine who got 10 votes.
Waitara served as the DARUSO President between 2005 and 2009 and between 2007 and 2008 he was the Tanga Regional CCM youth wing Secretary. He then defected to the opposition CHADEMA during the 2008 highly contested Tarime by-election in which Mr Mwera emerged the winner to replace Chacha Wangwe who perished on car accident in Dodoma.
Arusha
From Arusha, Marc Nkwame writes that Minister of State, Vice-Presidents Office (Environment) Dr Batilda Burian has emerged the overall winner in the CCM preferential nominations for the Arusha-Urban constituency.
Dr Burian has outsmarted five other aspirants including the three time parliamentary seat winner, the incumbent Felix Christopher Mrema. According to the CCM Regional Secretary, Ms Mary Chatanda, the only female candidate in Arusha topped votes count in 16 out of 19 wards in the municipality.
There are, however, three urban wards whose results are still under dispute; the party secretary mentioned the three poll conflicted areas as Unga-Limited, Themi Hills and Town Centre.
She explained that many party members, who turned up to vote at various stations in the said areas on Sunday, discovered that their names were missing in the registers. As result, most of them protested by demanding that no one else should therefore vote. Still few ended up voting but other members are not prepared to accept what they describe to be biased votes.
The issue will be forwarded to the Arusha district (CCM) committee for further solution, she said.
But having harvested abundant votes in Sokoni-one, Lemara and Sombetini areas with largest populations in town, Batildas only worry now should be how to beat her opposition.
Results from Arumeru West were yet to be announced though early reports indicate that Mr Thomas Ole Sabaya is gaining against the incumbent MP Mr Elisa Mollel. In Arumeru East, however, the Deputy Finance Minister, Jeremiah Sumari, won the preferential and may be restored as CCMs candidate.
Meanwhile, Dr Wilbroad Slaa's wife, Mrs Rose Kamili Slaa whose husband is running for presidency on CHADEMA ticket has lost CCM nominations to Dr Mary Nagu, the incumbent MP.
Mama Slaa who spoke to this paper by phone, did not divulge her next plans. She has been the CCM's Basotu Ward Councillor even though her husband is an opposition leader.
Singida
In Singida Urban Constituency, the incumbent, Mohamed Dewji, raked in 7,988 votes while his rival, Ms Hawa Ngulume scooped 391 votes.
In Manyoni East Constituency, the outgoing MP, John Chiligati, scooped 2,692 votes while Mr Daniel Mtuka scooped 1,132 votes.
In Iramba West, the Incumbent, Mr Hassan Kilimba, scooped 3,788 votes against Mr Lameck Mugulu who scooped 3,834 votes.
The Iramba East outgoing MP, Mr Mgana Msindai, scooped 2, 626 votes against newcomer, Ms Salome Mwambu who scooped 3,635 votes.
The results for Manyoni West, Singida North, Singida East and Singida West were yet to be released.
Kigoma
Reports from Kigoma said that in Kigoma Town Constituency, the incumbent, Peter Serukamba, garnered 10,901 votes followed by Mr Adam Mgoi who got 6,363 votes. In Muhambwe Constituency, incumbent Felix Kijiko finished third, trailing Jamal Tamim who topped the bill and followed by Zakaria Kigaraba.
Rukwa
From Sumbawanga, Petty Siyame reports that it was all tears for most incumbent MPs in Rukwa region and cheers for the new comers when the CCM Parliamentary Seats preferential results were announced last night.
While the Prime Minister, Mizengo Pinda, was officially declared unopposed for Mlele constituency (formerly Mpanda East) in Katavi region, three incumbent MPs from Rukwa region had lost to new comers.
The incumbent MPs who lost in the preferential voting include Ludovic Mwananzila (Kalambo), Ponsian Nyami (Nkasi North, formerly Nkasi constituency).
In Sumbawanga Urbarn Constituency, Aeshy Hillaly snatched the first slot by harvesting 867 votes followed by Ms Elieth Nandumpe Switi who pocketed 155 votes, Edson Makallo (54), James Kusulo (26), Frolence Mtepa (25), Emmanuel Msingezi (18) and Joseph Malikawa who managed 38 votes.
Nkasi North: Mohamed Keissy (1,557), Hiporitus Matete (1,173), Ephrem Kalumalwendo (1003 ), the incumbent MP Posian Nyami (695), S. Khamsin (319) and V. Konga (51).
Nkasi South: Desderius Mipata (l, 719), Joseph Walingozi (348), Emmanuel Sungura (45), J. Mwanansau ( 23) and Joseph Kitakwa ( (58). However, the results from eight wards are yet to be announced.
In Kwela, the results from 10 wards out of 15 revealed that Ignas Malocha got 5,772 votes, Major January Kisango (1,772) Didas Mfupe (1,669), Steven Chambanenje (796), Patrick Maufi (329), Solomon Jairos (66), while Bendicto Chapewa got 227 votes.
Kalambo constituency : Jepephat Kandege (5597), incumbent MP Ludovick Mwananzila (4061), Paulo Mwanandeje (379).
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However, the final decision on the candidates would be known during the National Executive Committee (NEC) in Dodoma on August 14.
Among the heavyweights who lost include the outgoing Mtera MP, Samwel Malecela, who has been a legislator for the constituency for the past 35 years. He lost to the Tarime District Youth Secretary Livingstone Lusinde.
Other political heavyweights who lost the race include Prof Philemon Sarungi, the outgoing Rorya MP who was edged out by the Councillor for Koryo Ward, Lamek Airo. The list of renowned politicians who did not fare well in the preferentials are the outgoing legislator for Mufindi, Joseph Mungai, who lost to Mahmoud Mgimwa and Mchinga MP, Mudhihir Mudhihir who lost to Said Mtanda.
Dodoma
The Dodoma Regional CCM Secretary, John Barongo, said that Malecela got 5,379 votes while the winner polled 5,810.
Mr Barongo said that the outgoing Mpwapwa MP, George Lubeleje, came second with 4,830 votes while his rival Gregory Teu won the race after posting 7,777 votes.
George Simbachawene won the race for Kibakwe constituency after commanding 8,824 votes whereas his challenger Aggrey Galawika got 2,537.
In Chilonwa, the incumbent, Hezekiah Chibulunje, got 5,269 compared to his opponent Mwaka Joel who settled for 3,848 votes.
In Dodoma Urban Constituency, Mr Peter Chiwanga led by 3,183 votes followed by David Malole who scored 2,479 votes as the Dar es Salaam Mayor, Mr Adam Kimbisa, managed 2,141 votes.
In Kondoa South Constituency in Dodoma Region, Juma Nkamia, partial results showed that he had a wide-margin lead, the incumbent Zabein Mhita was leading in Kondoa West.
Manyara
Reports from Manyara Region said that in Babati Town Constituency Chambiri Kisyeri led by 6,746 votes, followed by incumbent Omari Kwang who scooped 1,843 and Ali Msuya who got 1,393.
The incumbent MP for Simanjiro, Christopher Ole Sendeka, won the race after a re-run in four wards --Terat, Ruvuremiti, Lobosiret and Naberera.
Mtwara
In Mtwara, three ministers -- Hawa Ghasia, George Mkuchika and Matias Chikawe won the race in their constituencies.
However, three other MPs in the region, Mohamedi Sinani (Mtwara Rural), Suleiman Kumchaya (Lulindi) and Raynald Mrope (Masasi) all lost. In Mtama constituency, the Foreign Affairs Minister Bernard Membe sailed unopposed.
Tabora
Reports from Tabora indicate that, the incumbent MP in Urambo East Constituency, Mr Samuel Sitta, led after he had scooped 6,130 votes followed by Masoud Maswanya who got 2,432.
In Urambo West Constituency, the incumbent, Prof Juma Kapuya, led after he had garnered 5,656 followed by Ramadhani Kalla who managed 721 votes.
In Nzega Town Constituency, the newcomer, Mr Hussein Bashe emerged top after he had scored 6,815 votes followed by incumbent, Mr Lukas Selelii who posted 1,420.
In Bukene Constituency, Ms Tedy Kasela Bantu, emerged the winner after she had scored 1,968 followed closely by Mr Suleiman Zeddy who won 1,727.
In Sikonge Constituency, Mr George Kukunda won after he had scooped 1,570 followed by Said Nkumba who scooped 1,365. In Tabora Urban Constituency, Mr Aden Rage hauled 4,145 and was followed by Mukanne who got 2,985.
Kilimanjaro
From Kilimanjaro, Peter Temba reports that all but one incumbent legislators in Kilimanjaro region on Sunday won the preferential votes to vie for parliamentary seats on October 31 general election under CCM ticket.
Announcing the results here on Monday, CCM Regional Secretary, Mr Stephen Kazidi, named those who won the preferential votes (number of votes in brackets), as the Minister of Education and Vocational Training, Professor Jumanne Maghembe (10,743), Deputy Minister for Commerce, Industries and Marketing, Dr Cyril Chami (9,196) and Deputy Minister in the Prime Ministers Office responsible for Local Government, Mr Aggrey Mwanri who sailed unopposed.
Others are the Deputy Minister for Agriculture and Cooperative, Dr Mathayo David Mathayo, Anna Kilango Malecela, Mr Basil Mramba and Mr Buni Athuman Ramole who intends to challenge the incumbent legislator, Mr Philemon Ndesamburo (CHADEMA) in Moshi Urban constituency.
The incumbent legislator for Vunjo constituency, Mr Aloyce Kimaro was defeated by a practising lawyer, Mr Crispin Meela who will face the Chairman of the opposition party Tanzania Labour Party, Mr Augustine Mrema and Mr John Mrema (CHADEMA) to contest for a parliamentary seat in the area.
Mr Kazidi said during the nomination process, Prof Maghembe was challenged by Joseph Thadayo who got 6,889 votes while Karia Rajab Magalo earned 252 votes. He added that Mr Buni had eight contestants for nomination, naming them as Mr Thomas Ngawaiya (1,539 votes), Mr Justin Salakana (1,152), Gibson Lyamuya (269), Joseph Mtui (208), Onesmo Ngowi (127), Peter Njambi (110), Athuman Mwariko (109) and Bishop Pius Ikongo (91).
Dr Cyril Chami beat Mr Ansi Mmassi who earned 2,791 votes, while the winner of preferential votes in Vunjo, Mr Meela was challenged by Mr Kimaro (3,194 votes), the retired senior police officer, Mr James Kombe (3,194) and Thomson Mosha (788).
Meanwhile, Mr Ngawaiya has lodged a complaint to the CCM Regional Secretary claiming that some of CCM voters were barred from voting allegedly because their names were not in the Voters Register.
Kagera
From Bukoba, Meddy Mulisa reports that the former Minister for East African Cooperation, Dr Diodorus Kamala, is among CCM heavyweights who lost the preferentials. Dr Kamala is also legislator for Nkenge Constituency.
During hotly contested CCM preferential elections held on Sunday, Ms Asumpta Mshama scooped a total of 9,055 votes edging Dr Kamala who collected a total of 6,184 votes. Kagera Regional CCM Assistant Secretary, Mr Felix Kaizilege announced the results yesterday during a press conference.
He named other contenders in Nkenge Constituency with votes in brackets to include Dipson Balyagati (4,223), Ismail Suleiman (239), Amani Kajuna (146), Julius Rugemalira (771) and Charles Katarama (440). Mr Kaizilege further said former Ngara legislator, Prof. Pheeman Banyikwa had also lost, collecting a total of 2,112 votes while first winner is Mr Deogratias Ntukamazina who scooped a total of 3,954 votes.
Other contenders in Ngara Constituency with their votes in brackets include Joseph Rugumyamheto (84), Alex Gashaza (2,838), Jackson Misigaro (178), Cyprian Muhelanyi (148), Gwassa Sebabili (762), Rusika Muheto ( 462), Dr Peter Bujali (1,680) and Jaspar Bitwale (331).
Mr Kaizilege revealed that the Minister for Fisheries and Livestock, Dr John Pombe Magufuli, emerged first in Chato Costituency after collecting 8,305 votes. Other contenders with votes in brackets were Dr Omar Sende (338), Dr Benedict Lukanima (810) and Deusdedith Katwale (323).
In Biharamulo Constituency, incumbent MP Mr Oscar Mukasa emerged first, collecting 5,899 votes while Vedasto Kiloloma got 189 votes, Rajab Zomukunda 702 votes and Agricola Magoho 794 votes. According to Mr Kaizilege, in Muleba South, Professor Anna Tibaijuka, the outgoing UN -Habitat Executive Director was leading the race followed by Mr Wilson Masilingi (incumbent), and Mr Alfred Tibaigana in third position.
He said in Muleba North Constituency new comer Charles Mwijage was leading the race followed by Mr Thomas Niyegila in second position while incumbent Ms Ruth Blasio Msafiri came in fourth.
In Bukoba Rural Constituency, High Court Advocate Jasson Rweikiza was leading followed by Nazir Mustafa Karamagi (incumbent). He said in Karagwe Constituency, incumbent Gosbert Blandes was leading the race and that in Kyerwa Constituency, Mr Eustace Katagira (incumbent) also came first.
If the results pass the CCM NEC test, Kagera region will possibly have five new MPs in Bukoba Rural, Muleba North, Misenyi, Muleba South and Ngara Constituencies.
Mara
From Tarime, Mugini Jacob reports that the CHADEMAs outgoing Tarime MP Mr Charles Mwera has lost nomination polls after he was defeated by Mwita Mwikwabe Waitara on Sunday night.
Mr Waitara emerged the winner after scooping 131 votes against Mr Mwera who got 113 votes. Other CHADEMA candidates who contested for the post are John Heche (92 votes) and Philip Nyanchine who got 10 votes.
Waitara served as the DARUSO President between 2005 and 2009 and between 2007 and 2008 he was the Tanga Regional CCM youth wing Secretary. He then defected to the opposition CHADEMA during the 2008 highly contested Tarime by-election in which Mr Mwera emerged the winner to replace Chacha Wangwe who perished on car accident in Dodoma.
Arusha
From Arusha, Marc Nkwame writes that Minister of State, Vice-Presidents Office (Environment) Dr Batilda Burian has emerged the overall winner in the CCM preferential nominations for the Arusha-Urban constituency.
Dr Burian has outsmarted five other aspirants including the three time parliamentary seat winner, the incumbent Felix Christopher Mrema. According to the CCM Regional Secretary, Ms Mary Chatanda, the only female candidate in Arusha topped votes count in 16 out of 19 wards in the municipality.
There are, however, three urban wards whose results are still under dispute; the party secretary mentioned the three poll conflicted areas as Unga-Limited, Themi Hills and Town Centre.
She explained that many party members, who turned up to vote at various stations in the said areas on Sunday, discovered that their names were missing in the registers. As result, most of them protested by demanding that no one else should therefore vote. Still few ended up voting but other members are not prepared to accept what they describe to be biased votes.
The issue will be forwarded to the Arusha district (CCM) committee for further solution, she said.
But having harvested abundant votes in Sokoni-one, Lemara and Sombetini areas with largest populations in town, Batildas only worry now should be how to beat her opposition.
Results from Arumeru West were yet to be announced though early reports indicate that Mr Thomas Ole Sabaya is gaining against the incumbent MP Mr Elisa Mollel. In Arumeru East, however, the Deputy Finance Minister, Jeremiah Sumari, won the preferential and may be restored as CCMs candidate.
Meanwhile, Dr Wilbroad Slaa's wife, Mrs Rose Kamili Slaa whose husband is running for presidency on CHADEMA ticket has lost CCM nominations to Dr Mary Nagu, the incumbent MP.
Mama Slaa who spoke to this paper by phone, did not divulge her next plans. She has been the CCM's Basotu Ward Councillor even though her husband is an opposition leader.
Singida
In Singida Urban Constituency, the incumbent, Mohamed Dewji, raked in 7,988 votes while his rival, Ms Hawa Ngulume scooped 391 votes.
In Manyoni East Constituency, the outgoing MP, John Chiligati, scooped 2,692 votes while Mr Daniel Mtuka scooped 1,132 votes.
In Iramba West, the Incumbent, Mr Hassan Kilimba, scooped 3,788 votes against Mr Lameck Mugulu who scooped 3,834 votes.
The Iramba East outgoing MP, Mr Mgana Msindai, scooped 2, 626 votes against newcomer, Ms Salome Mwambu who scooped 3,635 votes.
The results for Manyoni West, Singida North, Singida East and Singida West were yet to be released.
Kigoma
Reports from Kigoma said that in Kigoma Town Constituency, the incumbent, Peter Serukamba, garnered 10,901 votes followed by Mr Adam Mgoi who got 6,363 votes. In Muhambwe Constituency, incumbent Felix Kijiko finished third, trailing Jamal Tamim who topped the bill and followed by Zakaria Kigaraba.
Rukwa
From Sumbawanga, Petty Siyame reports that it was all tears for most incumbent MPs in Rukwa region and cheers for the new comers when the CCM Parliamentary Seats preferential results were announced last night.
While the Prime Minister, Mizengo Pinda, was officially declared unopposed for Mlele constituency (formerly Mpanda East) in Katavi region, three incumbent MPs from Rukwa region had lost to new comers.
The incumbent MPs who lost in the preferential voting include Ludovic Mwananzila (Kalambo), Ponsian Nyami (Nkasi North, formerly Nkasi constituency).
In Sumbawanga Urbarn Constituency, Aeshy Hillaly snatched the first slot by harvesting 867 votes followed by Ms Elieth Nandumpe Switi who pocketed 155 votes, Edson Makallo (54), James Kusulo (26), Frolence Mtepa (25), Emmanuel Msingezi (18) and Joseph Malikawa who managed 38 votes.
Nkasi North: Mohamed Keissy (1,557), Hiporitus Matete (1,173), Ephrem Kalumalwendo (1003 ), the incumbent MP Posian Nyami (695), S. Khamsin (319) and V. Konga (51).
Nkasi South: Desderius Mipata (l, 719), Joseph Walingozi (348), Emmanuel Sungura (45), J. Mwanansau ( 23) and Joseph Kitakwa ( (58). However, the results from eight wards are yet to be announced.
In Kwela, the results from 10 wards out of 15 revealed that Ignas Malocha got 5,772 votes, Major January Kisango (1,772) Didas Mfupe (1,669), Steven Chambanenje (796), Patrick Maufi (329), Solomon Jairos (66), while Bendicto Chapewa got 227 votes.
Kalambo constituency : Jepephat Kandege (5597), incumbent MP Ludovick Mwananzila (4061), Paulo Mwanandeje (379).
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