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Election Results SUNDAY MONITOR FEBRUARY 26, 2006 ELECTIONS 3 UGANDA DECIDES 2006 OFFICIAL RESULTS FROM ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2006 PRESIDENTIAL POLL RESULTS No OF POLLING REGION DISTRICT STATIONS REC’D VALID VOTES REGD VOTERS MUSEVENI % BESIGYE % SSEBAANA % BWANIKA % OBOTE % KALANGALA 60 13,486 24,200 7,246 53.73 5,555 41.19 539 4.00 118 .87 28 .21 KAMPALA 1,083 432,155 764,283 170,688 39.50 245,004 56.69 11,993 2.78 3,045 .70 1,425 .33 KAYUNGA 258 81,098 126,005 55,152 68.01 24,044 29.65 1,030 1.27 477 .59 395 .49 KIBOGA 220 71,976 115,852 59,478 82.64 11,168 15.52 861 1.20 358 .50 111 0.15 LUWERO 304 93,010 148,042 61,439 66.06 28,253 30.38 2,394 2.57 683 .73 241 .26 MASAKA 626 214,322 317,684 126,561 59.05 78,553 36.65 7,856 3.67 1,155 .54 197 .01 MITYANA 233 77,701 114, 425 51,825 66.70 22,415 28.85 2,894 3.72 370 .48 197 .25 MPIGI 330 113,617 168,103 75,988 66.88 32,285 28.42 4, 496 3.96 576 .51 272 .24 MUBENDE 381 128,292 197,597 111,232 86.70 14,558 11.35 1,560 1.22 633 .49 309 .24 MUKONO 707 213,911 345,689 122,847 57.43 82,743 38.68 6.027 2.82 1,514 .71 780 .36 CENTRAL NAKASEKE 159 44,940 63,541 37,495 83.43 6,415 14.27 766 1.70 204 .45 60 .13 NAKASONGOLA 148 39,331 56,502 35,284 89.71 3,600 9.15 188 .48 164 .42 95 .24 RAKAI 372 140.665 206,289 100,709 71.59 36,980 26.29 2,248 1.60 556 .40 172 .12 SEMBABULE 177 59,799 85,016 46,320 77.46 12,567 21.02 610 1.02 195 .33 107 .18 WAKISO 720 269,440 457,962 128,620 47.74 125,306 46.51 13,239 4.91 1,720 .64 555 .21 AMURIA 123 43,228 65,691 7,260 16.79 33,602 77.73 709 1.64 1,063 2.46 594 1.37 BUGIRI 352 116,977 177,525 74,457 63.65 39,632 33.88 1,026 .88 1,091 .93 771 .66 BUKWA 51 17,391 23,925 15,869 91.23 1,286 7. 39 90 .52 114 .66 36 .21 BUSIA 219 75,490 111,091 44, 020 58.31 28,817 38.17 885 1.17 896 1.19 870 1.16 BUTALEJA 139 48,188 69,822 29,026 60.23 17,176 35.64 459 95 608 1.26 919 1.91 IGANGA 560 179,309 286,740 124,025 69.17 52,459 29.26 1,075 .60 1,021 .57 729 .41 JINJA 315 99,559 163,681 54,259 54.50 43,834 44.03 453 .46 526 .53 487 .49 KABERAMAIDO 111 44,840 60,437 8,351 18.62 34,612 77.19 630 1.40 711 1.59 536 1.20 KALIRO 120 44,796 59,288 40,076 89.46 4,121 9.20 285 .64 227 .51 87 .19 KAMULI 416 139, 716 207,242 112,236 80.33 25,187 18.03 1,016 .73 846 .61 431 .31 KAPCHORWA 140 42,897 61,891 33,144 77.26 9,296 21.67 112 .26 265 .62 80 .19 KATAKWI 102 32,077 45,494 12,940 40.34 16,845 52.52 963 3.00 894 2.79 435 1.36 EAST KUMI 279 110,789 158,510 30,398 27.44 75,440 68.09 1,598 1.44 2,268 2.05 1,083 .98 MANAFA 321 113,395 163,807 84,688 74.68 26,935 23.75 609 .54 693 .61 470 .41 MAYUGE 243 75,925 128,811 47,824 62.99 26,183 34.49 642 .85 653 .86 623 .82 MBALE 289 98,947 162,767 49,507 50.03 47,856 48.37 509 .51 620 .63 455 .46 PALLISA 415 154,239 225,241 79,055 51.25 70,178 45.50 2,037 1.32 1,883 1.22 1,086 .70 SIRONKO 271 95,859 138,013 58,670 61.20 35,855 37.40 518 .54 577 .60 239 .25 SOROTI 259 104,617 149,304 16,993 16.24 84,217 80.50 971 .93 1,663 1.59 773 .74 TORORO 348 109,384 164,263 47,374 43.31 56,528 51.68 1,094 1 1,476 1.35 2,912 2.66 KAABONG 97 24,130 41,861 20,302 84.14 1,807 7.49 1,001 4.15 526 2.18 494 2.05 KOTIDO 111 30,959 56,559 26,842 86.70 2,694 8.70 788 2.55 362 1.17 273 .88 MOROTO 148 33,952 63,095 28,363 83.54 2,811 8.28 1,478 4.35 735 2.16 565 1.66 NAKAPIRIPIRIT 100 25,670 46,070 23,635 92.07 1,390 5.41 310 1.21 189 .74 146 .57 FAR EAST FAR BUNDIBUGYO 162 58,060 89,035 44,735 77.05 10,691 18.41 1,169 2.01 1,102 1.90 363 .63 BUSHENYI 595 230,552 308, 013 176,909 76.73 51,050 22.14 1,212 .53 1,082 .47 299 .13 HOIMA 239 93,169 133,384 76,952 82.59 14,697 15.77 545 .58 663 .71 312 .33 IBANDA 182 63,994 87,951 56,726 88.64 6,734 10.52 281 .44 198 .31 55 .09 ISINGIRO 275 110,643 142,507 95,040 85.90 14,745 13.33 433 .39 322 .29 103 .09 KABALE 376 150,257 214,840 114,919 76.48 34,244 22.79 395 .26 547 .36 152 .10 KABAROLE 275 103,742 153,042 87,153 84.01 14,961 14.42 988 .95 438 .42 202 .19 KAMWENGE 238 93,439 127,799 83,436 89.29 8,909 9.53 632 .68 365 .39 97 .10 KANUNGU 169 70,473 96,091 53,600 76.06 16,109 22.86 359 .51 344 .49 61 .09 WEST KASESE 375 134,841 210,826 60,301 44.72 70,936 52.61 1,598 1.19 1,507 1.12 499 .37 KIBAALE 377 128,707 180,770 116,059 90.17 10,577 8.22 1,027 .80 591 .46 453 .35 KIRUHURA 229 90,774 104,992 84,046 92.59 6,282 6.92 168 .19 178 .20 100 .11 KISORO 178 79,230 99,391 72,896 92.02 5,175 6.53 669 .84 326 .41 164 .21 KYENJOJO 260 108,206 150,354 99,291 91.76 7,152 6.61 940 .87 523 .48 300 .28 MASINDI 325 118,767 195,112 85,447 71.95 29,555 24.88 1,403 1.18 1,417 1.19 945 .80 MBARARA 331 122,627 175.401 93,571 76.31 28,270 23.05 287 .23 339 .28 160 .13 NTUNGAMO 345 141,612 186,123 100,077 70.67 40,283 28.45 538 .38 545 .38 169 .12 RUKUNGIRI 194 85,416 122,711 55,436 64.90 29, 261 34.26 256 .30 363 .42 100 .12 ADJUMANI 85 32,788 49,447 11,277 34.39 19,919 60.75 648 1.98 779 2.38 165 0.50 AMOLATAR 72 24,778 33,020 7,112 28.70 16,462 66.44 460 1.86 304 1.23 440 1.78 APAC 476 159,091 240,639 25,625 16.11 115,840 72.81 3,272 2.06 3,335 2.10 11,019 6.93 ARUA 492 181,103 281,954 67,436 37.24 103,133 56.95 3,941 2.18 4,435 2.45 2,158 1.19 GULU 421 127,359 215,953 16,827 13.21 104,910 82.37 1,793 1.41 2,406 1.89 1,423 1.12 KITGUM 240 71,941 115,010 13,562 18.85 54,293 75.47 1,478 2.05 1,588 2.21 1,020 1.42 KOBOKO 86 29,097 48,973 10,343 35.55 16,858 57.94 663 2.28 1,041 3.58 192 0.66 LIRA 448 151,185 247,272 11,986 7.93 121,568 80.41 2,982 1.97 3,133 2.07 11,516 7. 62 MOYO 99 27,916 42,137 11,610 41.59 14,901 53.38 414 1.48 685 2.45 306 1.10 NORTH NEBBI 352 118,374 176,766 54,208 45.79 56,663 47.87 2,245 1.90 2,525 2.13 2,733 2.31 PADER 257 69,741 122,802 12,305 17.64 53,921 77.32 1,303 1.87 1,538 2.21 674 0.97 YUMBE 144 46,527 76,151 19,832 42.62 24,297 52.22 893 1.92 1,051 2.26 454 0.98 TOTAL 19,585 6,880,484 10,450,788 4,078,911 59.28 2,570,603 37.36 108,951 1.58 65,345 .95 56,674 .82 98.98% SUNDAY MONITOR 4 ELECTIONS FEBRUARY26, 2006 UGANDA DECIDES 2006 PARTIAL 2006 PARLIAMENTARY POLL RESULTS DISTRICT CONSTITUENCIES WINNER OUT DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY WINNER OUT Adjumani East Moyo Santos Ruaga (Indep) Moses Ali (NRM) Luweero Katikamu North Abraham Byandala (NRM) Luweero Katikamu South Kiddhu Makubuya(NRM) Luweero Woman Seat Lukwago Rebecca (ind) Apac Kole Manafwa Bubulo West Fred Bukeni (NRM) Apac Kwania Manafwa Bubulo East George Wopuwa (NRM) Apac Maruzi Apac Oyam N Masaka Bukoto Mid West Isaac Sejjoba (FDC) Kezimbira Muyingo (NRM) Apac Oyam S Masaka Bukoto West Primus Kagolo (DP) Masaka Bukoto East Alintuma Nsambu (NRM) Arua Arua Minicipality Akbar Hussein Godi FDC) Saidi Nasur Okuti Masaka Bukoto South Herbert Lwanga (NRM) Arua Madi Terego Kasiano Wadri (FDC) Masaka Kalungu East Serunjogi James (ind) Arua Vurra Simon Ejua (NRM) Andruale Awuzu (NRM) Masaka Kalungu West Yiga Anthony (NRM) Arua Madi-Okollo Masaka Bukomansimbi Maurice Kagimu (NRM) Arua Ayivu Margaret Angifiro Bakooko Bakoru (NRM) Masaka Bukoto Central Sekandi Edward (NRM) Arua Maracha 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