What can tanzania learn from uganda 2011 election results?

IslamTZ · 2011-02-22T14:59:30+00:00

UGANDA ELECTION Registered Voters: 13,954,129 Total Cast Votes Submitted: 8,128,098 Percentage: 58.25% Total Number of Polling Stations: 23,968 Total Polling Stations Submitted: 23,418 Percentage: 97.71% 2011 Uganda Elections: Museveni wins with 68.38% By Tabu Butagira Posted Monday, February 21 2011 at 09:37 The Electoral Commission declares President Museveni victor of Ugandas Friday presidential ballot, winning with 68.38 per cent of 8, 272, 760 total votes. Mr Museveni obtained 5, 428, 369 votes, Electoral Commission chairman, Eng. Badru Kiggundu says. The Commission declares Yoweri Kaguta Museveni President elect of the Republic of Uganda, says Eng. Kiggundu while announcing the final results at Namboole stadium on Sunday. The result, however, excludes tallies from some 117 polling stations whose results the Commissions says it is yet to receive. Eng. Kiggundu says they declared the incomplete results to beat the 48 hour constitutional deadline, and because they had received more than the threshold tallies required to make the declarations. Inter-Party Cooperation flag bearer, Dr Kizza Besigye, has obtained 2, 064, 963 (representing 26%) votes while Democratic Partys Norbert Mao is in third position having polled 147, 708 votes. Scores of other candidates in descending order are Mr Olara Otunnu (Uganda Peoples Congress; 125, 059 votes), Ms Betty Olive Kamya (Uganda Federal alliance; 52, 782 votes), Mr Abed Bwankia (Peoples Development Party; 51, 708 votes), Mr Jaberi Bidandi Ssali (Peoples Progressive Party; 34, 688 votes) and Independent Samuel Walter Lubega with 32, 726 votes. Eng Kiggundu commends civil society organisations for conducting civic and voter education, and his Commission staff for dedicated work, resulting in a successful Friday 18 joint presidential and parliamentary vote. Mr Musevenis win gives him another five year elective term, setting the incumbent on course to lead Uganda for a cumulative 30 years since 1986. Results also show that the NRM party wins with clear majority in the 9th Parliament. NRM has 145 MPs, followed by the FDC with 29, DP 11, UPC 8 while JEEMA and CP have one each. A total of 27 Independents made it to the House. Party Composition of the 9th Uganda Parliament FDC:29 NRM:146 UPC:12 DP:9 JEEMA:1 PDP:0 PPP:0 UFA:0 CP:1 Independent:28 Full list of parliamentary winners for 9th parliament Constituency Party Name Adjumani District Woman MP Independent Ms Jessica Ababiku Adjumani East Moyo county NRM Moses Ali AGAGO NRM Okot John A Agago Woman MP FDC Akello Franca Judith Agule NRM David Ochwa Ajuri County NRM Awongo Ahmed Ajuri County NRM Harmson Ojwa ALEBTONG UPC Obua Ogwal Alebtong Woman Mp NRM Amuge Rebecca Amolatar NRM Anthony Okello Amolatar Independent Carolin Okao Amudat, Upe County NRM Micah Lolem K Amuria NRM Musa Ecweru Amuria Woman MP NRM Susan Amero AMURU Kilak County Independent Lanam Kijange APAC NRM Oyoo Tony Apac Woman MP UPC Ajok Lucy Aringa County UPC Achile Manoa Arua Municipality NRM Gabriel Aridru Arua Woman MP FDC Christine Bako Aruu FDC Samuel Odonga Otto Aruu County NRM Nock Kidega Aswa County FDC Reagan Okumu Ayivu Constituency FDC Bernard Atiku Bbale Constituency NRM Sulaiman Madada Bubulo East NRM Simon Mulongo Bubulo West NRM Kipoi Tonny Nsubuga Budadiri East FDC Isaiah Sasaga Budadiri West FDC Nandala Mafabi Budaka Woman MP NRM Kataike Sarah Ndoboli Budama Independent Marksons Jacob Oboth Budhiope Woman NRM Kadogo Veronica Budiope East NRM Balyejusa Suleiman Kirunda Budiope West NRM Mubiito John Bosco Bududa Woman MP NRM Justine Khainza Bufumbira East NRM Eddie Kwizera Bugabula South Independent Asuman Kiyingi Bugahya County NRM James Kiiza Rwebembera Bughendera County Independent Dr Joseph Maate Bugweri County FDC Abdu Katuntu Buhaguzi County NRM Julius Junjura Bigirwa Buhenyi Woman MP NRM Mary Karooro Okrut Buhweju NRM Ephraim Biraro Bujenje county NRM Kabakumba Masiko Bukedea County NRM Ekuma George Stephen Bukedea Woman MP NRM Ms Rose Akol Okull Bukomansimbi DP Deo Kiyinji Bukomansimbi Woman MP DP Susan Namaganda Bukonzo NRM Dr. Crispus Kiyonga Bukooli Central FDC Wafula Oguttu Bukooli North NRM Stephen Baka Mugabi Bukooli Woman mp NRM Justine Kasule Bukoto Central NRM Edward Ssekandi Bukoto East DP Namayanja Florence Bulamogi Independent Timothy Luboga Kenneth Bundibugyo Woman MP NRM Ntabazi Harriet Bunya County South NRM Isabirye Iddi Bunya East NRM Waira Majegere Kyewalabye Bunya West NRM Bagiire Vicent Waiswa.O. Bunyangabu County NRM Mwesige Adolf Burahya County NRM Kasaija Stephen Kagwera Buruuli County NRM Prof Nyira Mijumbi Bushenyi Municipality NRM Nasser Bassajjabalala Busiro East DP Medard Ssegona Busiro North NRM Gilbert Bukenya Busongora North FDC William B. Nzogu Busongora South NRM Kafudde Boaz Butambala Independent Mariam Nalubega Butebo County NRM Stephen Mallinga Butembe County NRM Daudi Mpabulungi Migeleko Buwekula NRM Tonny Ssemuli Buyende Woman MP NRM Babirye Veronica Bwamba County NRM Kamanda Bataringaya Chekwii constituency NRM Peter Lokeris Chua County NRM Henry Okello Oryem District Woman MP NRM Businge Rusoke Victoria Dokolo NRM Okot Ogong F Dokolo Woman MP FDC Cecilia Ogwal East Moyo County NRM Moses Ali Erute County South NRM Engola Sam Fort Portal Municipality NRM Alex Ruhunda Fortportal District woman MP NRM Businge Rusoke Victoria Fortportal Municipality NRM Alex Ruhunda Gulu FDC Christopher Achire Gulu District woman MP FDC Betty Aol Ochan Hoime Municipality NRM Henry Muganwa Kajura Hoime Woman MP NRM Tophas Kaahwa Ibanda District Woman MP NRM Kiboijana Magaret Ibanda North County NRM Xavier Kyooma Ibanda South County NRM John Byagambi Igara East NRM Michael Mawanda Igara West NRM Magezi Rapheal Isingiro North NRM Rwamirama Bright Jinja East NRM Igeme Nathan Nabeta Jinja West NRM Grace Moses Balyeku Kabale Independent Rona Nisiima Kabale Municipality Independent Andrew Baryayanga Kaberamaido NRM Dr. Kenneth Omona Kaberamaido Woman MP FDC Florence Ibi Kagoma Constituency NRM Fred Mbagadhi Nkayi Kajara NRM Stephen Tashobya Kaliro County Independent Luboga Timothy Kenneth Kaliro Woman MP NRM Nabugere Flavia Kalungu East Independent Vincent Bamulangaki Ssempijja Kalungu West DP Joseph ssewungu Kampala Central NRM Hajji Mohamed Nsereko Kampala Woman MP FDC Naggayi Nabilah Kamwenge Woman MP NRM Dorothy Nsheija Kannungu Women MP NRM Karungi Elizabeth Kapelebyong NRM Dr. Peter Emmanuel Eriaku Kasambya County NRM Mulindwa Patrick Kasanda North Independent Lubega Godfrey Kasanda South NRM Nyombi Thembo Kasese Municipality NRM James Mbahimba Kasese Municipality NRM Moses James Mbahimba Kasese Woman MP FDC Winifred Kiiza Kasilo County FDC Elijah Okupa Katakwi Woman MP NRM Ms Jessica Alupo Kawempe North DP Latif Ssebaggala Kawempe South DP Ssebuliba Mutumba Kayunga Woman Mp NRM Nantaba Idah Kibaale County NRM Frank Tumwebaze Kibanda County Independent Sam Otada Kibuku county NRM Saleh Kamba Kibuku district woman MP NRM Sarah Wanene Kinkizi East NRM Chris Baryomunsi Kinkizi West NRM Amama Mbabazi Kiryandongo District NRM Hellen Kahunde Kitagwenda County NRM Nulu Byamukama Kitgum Woman MP FDC Beatrice Atim Anywar Koboko Woman Mp NRM Baba Diri Kole County UPC Ebil Fred Kole Woman MP UPC Ruth Achieng Kumi County FDC Patrick Amuriat Kumi Woman MP NRM Christine Amongin Kwania County NRM Ayo Tony Kween NRM Kisos Chemaswet Kyaddondo East FDC Ibrahim Nganda Ssemuju Kyegegwa Constituency NRM William Kwemara Kyegegwa Woman MP NRM Flavia Rwabuhoro Kyenjojo Woman MP NRM Timbigamba Lyndah Lamwo County NRM Hillary Onek Lamwo Woman MP NRM Sarah Lanyero LIRA NRM Omara Geoffrey LIRA Muniscipalty UPC Akena James M.J Lyantonde NRM James Kasooza Lyantonde Woman MP Independent Grace Namala Madi-Okollo NRM Drito Martin Makindye JEEMA Hussein Kyanjo Makindye East NRM John Ssimbwa Manafwa Woman MP NRM Kayagi Sarah Manjiya County NRM David wakikona Maracha County Independent Alex Onzima Maracha Woman MP NRM Ruth Lematia Maruzi county UPC Akora Maxwell Masaka Independent Mathias Mpuuga Masindi Municipality NRM Ernest Kiiza Matheniko County NRM John Baptist L Mawogola NRM Sam Kutesa Mawokota North NRM Amelia Kyambadde Mawokota South Independent Keneth Bbosa Kiyinji Mayuge Woman MP NRM Rukia Nakadama Mbale FDC Jack Wamai Wamanga Mbarara NRM Bitekyerezo Medard Mitooma Woman MP NRM Kamateeka Jovah Moroto NRM Simon Peter Aleper Moroto County UPC Abuya Ogwal Moroto Woman MP NRM Rosemary Nauwat Moyo Abongi County FDC Hassan Fungaroo Moyo Woman MP NRM Anne Auru Mubende Woman MP NRM Namugwanya Benneth Mukono Municipality DP Nambooze Betty Mwenge North NRM Muhumuza David Mwenge South NRM Kajara Aston Nakapiripirit District Woman MP NRM Sylivia Awel Nakapiripirit, Pien constituency NRM Mr. Achia Lomedidio Nakasongola Woman MP NRM Margaret Komuhangi Nakawa Division NRM Freddie Ruhindi Namutumba Constituency NRM Isiko Asupaasa Namutumba District Woman NRM Florence Mutyabule NEBBI NRM Jacan Omach F.M Nebbi, Padyere Constituency Independent Joshua Anywarach Ngora County FDC Dr. Francis Epetait Ngora Woman MP NRM Jacqueline Amongin Ntenjeru Independent Patrick Nsanja Ntenjeru North NRM Amos Lugoloobi Ntoroko Woman MP Independent Jeniffer Mujungu Ntungamo NRM Yona Musinguzi Bikwasizehi Nwoya County NRM Richard Todwong Nwoya Woman MP NRM Adong Lilly Omoro Constituency NRM Jacob Oulanyah OTUKE UPC Ogwal Jacinto D Otuke District Woman MP NRM Annet Okwenye Oyam North UPC Chrispus Ayena Odongo Oyam South UPC Betty Amony Oyam Woman Mp UPC Alum Santa Ogwang Pader Woman MP NRM Lowila Oketayot Pallisa NRM Opolot Mokka Pallisa Woman MP NRM Amoit Judith Panyera county Independent Anywarach Joshua c. Pien constituency FDC Achia Lomedidio Rubaga CP John Ken Lukyamuzi Rubaga North DP Moses Kasibante Rubanda NRM Henry Banyenzaki Ruhaama NRM Janet Kataha Museveni Ruhinda County NRM Kahinda Otafiire Rukiga County FDC Jack Sabiiti Serere County FDC Mr. Stephen Ochola Serere Woman MP FDC Ms Alice Alaso Sheema District Woman MP Independent Rosemary Nyaki 19 Ministers lose MP Seats By Benon Herbert Oluka Posted Monday, February 21 2011 at 18:00 Closer scrutiny of returns from last Fridays elections show that 19 ministers lost their constituencies and now have to hang onto the hope that the president will retain them as ex-officio members of cabinet. However experience from the last cabinet indicates that the President is likely to have no patience with ministers who have failed to deliver an electoral constituency. The Daily Monitor compiled a list of the ministers who found themselves on the losing end of the February 18 poll results. 1.3rd Deputy Prime Minister/Minister of Internal Affairs - KIRUNDA KIVEJJINJA 2.Minister in Charge of the Presidency - WABUDEYA BEATRICE 3.Minister in Charge of General Duties/Office of the Prime Minister - MUKWAYA JANAT (Retired from elective politics) 4.Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries - MWESIGYE HOPE 5.Minister of Education and Sports - BITAMAZIRE GERALDINE 6.Minister of Communications and ICT - AGGREY AWORI 7.Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development - OMARA ATUBO 8.Minister without Portfolio - HYUHA DOROTHY 9.Minister of State for Fisheries - MUKISA FRED 10.Minister of State for Labour, Employment and Industrial Relations: - OTALA EMMANUEL 11.Minister of State for Ethics and Integrity - NSABA-BUTUURO 12.Minister of State for Trade - ENG. GAGGAWALA NELSON 13.Minister of State for Tourism - RUKUNDO SERAPIO 14.Minister of State for Water - NAMUYANGU JENNIFFER 15.Minister of State for Environment - ERIYO JESSICA 16.Minister of State for Transport - EJUA SIMON 17.Minister of State for Regional Affairs - MUSUMBA ISAAC 18.Minister of State for Agriculture - BAGIIRE A. HENRY 19.State Minister for Information & Communication Technology - ALINTUMA NSAMBU

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