We shall post below the electoral picture has it emerge for each province. Please let us know of results as you have them. The page will be regularly updated.
PRESIDENTIAL (Update : Friday 16:00hrs, GMT)
Zambia has a new political leadership. Mr Michael C Sata (Patriotic Front) is the Fifth Republican President of Zambia. He was sworn in earlier today and pledged to fight corruption and deliver a more efficient government.
DETAILED PARLIAMENTARY RESULTS (Update : Ongoing)
We are now 132 seats :
PF - 61 seats
MMD - 43 seats
UPND - 26 seats
Others - 2 seats.
16 seats remaining (2 have been deferred).
We will keep you updated.
Recent updates in red.
Areas of contention (disputed by readers) in blue (we are verifying again).
PF Wins (61 / 150)
Bahati - PF
Bangweulu - PF
Bwacha - PF
Bwana Mkubwa - PF
Chawama - PF
Chama North - PF
Chama South - PF
Chiengi - PF
Chifubu - PF
Chifunabuli - PF
Chimwemwe - PF
Chilubi - PF
Chililabombwe - PF
Chipili - PF
Chingola - PF
Chinsali - PF
Isoka West - PF
Kabushi - PF
Kabwe Central - PF
Kabwata - PF
Kafue - PF
Kalulushi - PF
Kanchibiya - PF
Kamfinsa - PF
Kanyama - PF
Kankoyo - PF
Kantanshi - PF
Kaputa - PF
Kawambwa - PF
Kasama Central - PF
Kwacha - PF
Luapula - PF
Luanshya - PF
Lubasenshi - PF
Lukashya - PF
Lupososhi - PF
Lusaka Central - PF
Malole - PF
Mambilima - PF
Mandevu - PF
Mansa Central - PF
Matero - PF
Mongu - PF
Munali - PF
Mufulira - PF
Mfuwe - PF
Mpika Central - PF
Mporokoso - PF
Mpulungu - PF
Mwansabombwe - PF
Mwense - PF
Nalolo - PF
Nchanga - PF
Nchelenge - PF
Ndola Central - PF
Nkana - PF
Pambashe - PF
Roan - PF
Serenje - PF
Shiwangandu- PF
Wusakile - PF
MMD Wins (43/150)
Chadiza - MMD
Chavuma - MMD
Chembe - MMD
Chipata Central - MMD
Chipangali - MMD
Chisamba - MMD
Chitambo - MMD
Chilanga - MMD
Chongwe - MMD
Feira - MMD
Kabombo East - MMD
Kafulafuta - MMD
Kapiri Mponshi - MMD
Kasempa - MMD
Kasenengwa - MMD
Katuba - MMD
Keembe - MMD
Livingstone - MMD
Lufunyama - MMD
Lukulu East - MMD
Lukulu West - MMD
Lumezi - MMD
Lunte - MMD
Lundazi - MMD
Makaika - MMD
Malambo - MMD
Masaiti - MMD
Mbala - MMD
Milanzi - MMD
Mkushi North - MMD
Mkushi South - MMD
Mpongwe - MMD
Muchinga - MMD
Mumbwa - MMD
Mwandi - MMD
Nyimba - MMD
Petauke - MMD
Senga Hill - MMD
Solwezi Central - MMD
Solwezi East - MMD
Sinda - MMD
Rufunsa - MMD
Vubwi - MMD
Zambezi East - MMD
UPND Wins (26/150)
Bweengwa - UPND
Chikankata - UPND
Choma - UPND
Dundumwenzi - UPND
Gwembe - UPND
Itezhi-Tezhi - UPND
Kalabo Central - UPND
Kalomo Central - UPND
Kabompo West - UPND
Katombola - UPND
Mapatizya - UPND
Mazabuka Central - UPND
Mbabala - UPND
Mulobezi - UPND
Monze Central - UPND
Mwinilunga - UPND
Moomba - UPND
Namwala - UPND
Nangoma - UPND
Pemba - UPND
Senanga - UPND
Sesheke - UPND
Siavonga - UPND
Sinazongwe - UPND
Sinjembela - UPND
Zambezi West - UPND
Other Wins (2/150)
Luena - ADD
Msanzala - Independent
Friday, 23 September 2011
Rolling Election Updates
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Cho,
ReplyDeleteCan't find anything particularly useful online or on the radio... tips? Or should I just keeping watching ZE!
Alastair
Yes!
ReplyDeleteWe are getting good information. For example, I can now confirm that Hon Mutati has lost his seat.
Big casualty.
ooh, QFM is doing genuinely useful rolling updates forr anyone who can concentrate on constant stream of numbers. Very useful to have it written down though Cho. Alastair
ReplyDeleteI have just received the current list of PF wins as we know them.
ReplyDeleteI will update as we go along.
radio icegelo from coppernet.zm has live updates as well.
ReplyDeleteIs Kafue confirmed as an MMD loss? I had heard from a source a few days ago that Machila was safe.
ReplyDeleteSir, Are you able, please, to create a table with simple tallies so that the picture unfolds clearly as data comes in. Raw figures are hard to digest. Something that will show totals for MPs by party and cumulative counts for the presidential?
ReplyDeleteSignificant changes here are PF wins in Mkushi North and Kapiri where MMD won by a huge margins in 2006 and this is despite two bumper harvests and $80/ton maize subsidy. Book your tickets home- lets rebuild the mess!
ReplyDeleteSir,
ReplyDeleteplease update on livingstone central update as i heard PF is leading
just to conquer with my friend, kindly create a grapgh for all parties
@APPG,
ReplyDeleteThat was days ago...
Zambians are very respectful. They will give you air time and let you talk as much as you can. But after you gone, they pass the verdict.
This is what seems to have happened to Rupiah.
lol!
Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteI'll see if we can create some tables.
We really appreciate your updates. Please keep it up.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work chaps. Being in the UK I was struggling to get any valuable information until a friend in USA sent me the link.
ReplyDeleteThis forum sounds for sure supporting PF. It is trying by all means to demean other political parties taking part in these elections. I think it is not an encouraging source to get information
ReplyDeleteAlphoncious H,
ReplyDeleteWe will keep updating these results. Please be patient.
Once we get confirmed MMD and UPND results they will be updated.
We are merely providing a service. We are not infallible.
If you have credible source - simply provide and we will check.
Thanks,
Alphoncious H. How did you end up with that conclusion? It's clear this forum is only passing on information as it gets it. We can all see that its looking bleak, so far that is for ruling party. But clearly it's a long way to go.
ReplyDeleteObviously it is too early to say. The obvious logic is that the earliest results come from PF domains, which are more urban. We still have 75% of the areas unaccounted for here. By the way, Western Province is more UPND than PF. PF seems to have taken Mongu central but UPND has the rest - except for one constituency for ADD.
ReplyDeleteSounds like Chavuma is MMD
ReplyDeletebwana Zambian economist, Mwansabombwe is appearing twice, so counter check and give the correct standing
ReplyDeleteQFM is on the case quite well
ReplyDelete@Anonymous, thanks!
ReplyDeleteSasha,
What have you got?
MMD has scooped Chongwe, Chipata and Petauke.
ReplyDeleteI'm live streaming QFM from http://player.streamtheworld.com/liveplayer.php?CALLSIGN=Q_FM
ReplyDeleteWill post updates, if I can catch them
Just monitoring QFM and #zambiaelections on Twitter - confirmed (well we hear!) Chavuma, Feira to MMD, and Nchanga to PF by a factor of 10...
ReplyDeleteKeep it up!
Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteWe have not confirmed the Chongwe and Chipata results. Same with the CB rural seats. But these do appear to have been captured by MMD.
We are taking some care!
update on the stats, MMD stands at 3 and UPND 3 if am following you correctly
ReplyDeleteRemember that we are all Zambians and let us not take comments or these posted results personally,let us wait and see facts are facts let us receive results as they come
ReplyDeletePlease recheck the Lunte for bo Mutati?
ReplyDeleteWill check Lunte again. But I have been told Bo Mutati has lost. Will check! I will highlight it in blue.
ReplyDeleteSir, One more favour, if table is still in the making. How about separation of results into provinces and sorted in alphabetic order? Not too much I hope. Thank you for your service. Let's start planning for 2016.
ReplyDeleteSir, One more favour, if table is still in the making. How about separation of results into provinces and sorted in alphabetic order? Not too much I hope. Thank you for your service. Let's start planning for 2016.
ReplyDeleteRumour on twitter of riots in Solwezi?
ReplyDeleteFollowing election results on QFM and ZE..but I cannot stand the ghastly music(showing my age!)any none music radio stations on line?
ReplyDeletethis is what we need
ReplyDeletewell Bo Pandawe, better look for a un zambian radio station might help
ReplyDeleteIs Dora OK? Any information about her well being?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the updates....well done guys and keep it come please. Really good work!
ReplyDeleteThanx for the info. Keep them coming
ReplyDeleteRe Dora Siliya, I am reading unconfirmed reports on Twitter that MMD has retained Petauke.
ReplyDeleteSorry - am I reading right that Kanyama has gone to PF? Wasn't it a safe UPND seat before?
ReplyDeleteTwitter says MMD takes Mpongwe
ReplyDeleteCompare to previous election, PF is getting a stronger trend? or too early to say?
ReplyDeletekanyama seat was pf and has been retained
ReplyDelete@Anonymous the trend seems to be stronger turnout for PF (where they hold)
ReplyDeleteThanks - is a while since I was there...
ReplyDeletewhats latest?
ReplyDeleteKanyama... did they even manage to vote?
ReplyDeleteMpongwe was strongly MMD. The question is, has Sata improved his numbers there? It all adds up...
Hon Mutati definitely lost Lunte. This is confirmed by very reliable sources.
ReplyDeleteWhat about Mutati and Shikapwasha
ReplyDeleteMasebo, Mangani and Mwanawasa have lost. We have reflected that in the results.
ReplyDeleteThanks Economist...
ReplyDeleteSata looks set to comfortably breach the 50% threshold. May be we don't need 50%+1
ReplyDeleteSata's share will be greater than the proportion of PF MPs because of higher turnout in PF strongholds, coupled with a strong performance in their weak areas.
ReplyDeleteOnly the easterners appreciated Dora's sex campaign.
ReplyDeleteNo word yet from my home town of Nchelenge in Luapula province!
ReplyDeleteWhat of Livingstone, they should have counted by now?
ReplyDeleteWhats the latest with Mabenga my chairman and my friend Namugala in Mafinga?
ReplyDeleteZNBC in flatspin- playing solemn music on tv now! ditto 1991. It's all over bar the shouting. tricks won't work anymore.
ReplyDeleteGoing by past elections in Africa, I suggest its too early for PF to celebrate. In typical African fashion, early results usually show the opposition leading, then suddenly later in the day, the incumbent party takes a sudden lead to the end. Just like the Ethiopian marathon runners in the last 100metres. I am a Kenyan, I should know. In 2007, the ODM party was leading till 18:00hrs, then the incumbent PNU took a sudden lead. I wont be surprised if the same happens in Zambia culminating in a night swearing in of the President.
ReplyDeleteHaha Rolf... Don't jump the gun with the beers. I'm going to wait til after work at least ;-)
ReplyDeleteMy friend says the reason is so that the incumbent Party can know how to doctor the figures!
ReplyDeleteECZ finally updating on ZNBC apparently
ReplyDeleteThe only issue that is misleading here is that parliamentary wins are not the same as presidential votes...so don't assume PF will have the votes for president based on this..
ReplyDelete@Anonymous the margins are higher this time
ReplyDeletewhat about Mongu Central?
ReplyDeletePlease confirm Katuba coz Tufweko.com is saying its gone to UPND
ReplyDeleteWe have checked on Katuba twice already! Will do so again!
ReplyDeleteMongu = PF. Am hearing trouble at Lusaka Civic Centre with the presidential digital results going to ECZ with 17 polling stations omitted
ReplyDeleteyes indeed trouble at civic center
ReplyDeletewe will finally see a change of political system!
ReplyDeleteNOW
- foreign groups will have to pay
- foreign groups will have to give to ZCCM-IH its benefits
otherwise it must expel all these thugs!
a lot of others companies want to come in Zambia
it will be better for our children !
has veep gone thru?
ReplyDeleteveep has lost
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to receive latest updates. Where is the dalay...
ReplyDeleteThanks for this useful service.
VIVA KABWE VIVA...FINALLY ITS BECOME A PF AREA...I'M PROUD OF BROKEN HILL
ReplyDeletewhats latest?
ReplyDeletehwz pf doing in n/westen?hwz pf doing in n/westen?
ReplyDeleteTrouble at civic centre.
ReplyDeletePresidential: Kamfinsa PF 14780, MMD4509, HH666
ReplyDeleteRufunsa goes to MMD
ReplyDeleteKankoyo goes to PF
Rufunsa has gone to fii MMD mxm - Kenneth Chipungu
ReplyDeletei can confirm Bwacha in kabwe has gone to PF
ReplyDeletenchelenge is pf
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteCan we confirm Lunte?
ReplyDeleteQFM: "Anti rigging zambia say electoral officers altering results at civic centre.
ReplyDelete@Nakatindi Hall election officials altering results for PF, one official whisked away by police. ECZ has failed us!"
Any latest results. thanks ZE
ReplyDeleteECZ, elections official at Nakatindi hall alters results via the IT system being used by ECZ. Results affected are those of Mandevu mainly
ReplyDeleteWho has scoped Chambeshi, Chililabombwa and Kapiri mposhi?
ReplyDeleteVERY OFFICIAL FROM RELIABLE SOURCE---Wynter Kabimba has written to Ireen Mambilima to start announcing results because according to the RESULTS collected by PF secretariat ,the PF LEADER SATA is leading Country wide by 59% while RB 32%.They have collected results in all polling stations were counting is finished and SATA is headed for VICTORY No doubt.RT...Tina
ReplyDeleteSo Ba Zambian Economist you mean the Masebo results are not yet verified?
ReplyDeletesolwezi central ha been captured by the pf.comfirmed result.
ReplyDeleteQFM: Mr Dan Kalale was being removed from the Nakatindi Hall because he is being man handled, people are surprised that he is back at ECZ?.
ReplyDeletedan kalale caught trying to rig elections at civic centre
ReplyDeleteMr C,
ReplyDeleteThanks!
They have indeed!
Kalale has apparently been driven to the hospital at the back of a police van. Lol
ReplyDeleteWhat about the results for c/bombwe my home town? will appreciate..
ReplyDeleteWell done Zambian economist. I have been folowin g your results since 09:00 this morning and so far, they are spot on. They are the most reliable so far.
ReplyDeleteI am in Zambia by the way and the ECZs, ZNBCs of this part of theworld are utterly useless..
QFM: "Danny Kalale being kicked at Civic Center"
ReplyDeletethanks for the updates the economist mwabomba!!
ReplyDeleteJust confirmed that Dan Kalale is home and he's just woken up from a nap! Can't believe anything during this period
ReplyDeletepeople should be patriotic enough for our country.whats the result for chikankant area of mazabuka
ReplyDeleteEC, I told you to recheck for bo Mutati. I rung him and he said he is the new MP. Please recheck!
ReplyDeletewe missing some key results from Luapula & Northern provinces..
ReplyDeleterumurs cn be either true/false'let us wait and hear the final scipts from the ECZ.thanks ba economist.twalumba.
ReplyDeleteA few updates:
ReplyDeleteMASEBO is leading the RECOUNT
Mutati, Simbao, Namugala and Simfukwe have won.
Ecnomist did you say Masebo leading recount?
ReplyDeleteecnomist what about shikapwasha
ReplyDeleteThe Rev has won! Will update now!
ReplyDeleteDid you say Masebo recount???
ReplyDeleteThanx 4 ur updates any word from southern province?
ReplyDeleteLusaka Central just released :
ReplyDeletePresidential: 20255PF, 8357MMD, UNDP3350
Parley: 19974PF (G Scott), 8417MMD
All councillors PF
Well done Economist...
ReplyDeletePls update your count for UPND.
Southern Province mostly UPND the entire province except PF winning Lstone and Katombola.
ReplyDeleteWill update now
ReplyDeleteEC livingstone is going to UPND. please verify. Magoye has had no parliamentary election. Katombola is a close call between UPND and MMD.
ReplyDeleteCan you clear up the Lunte one - you have contradictory messages in your posts and up in the listing
ReplyDeleteconfirm whats happening on Masebo!! did you sa recount being done!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTell us of chadiza vubwi,nyimba and kasenengwa in eastern
ReplyDeletewhat is happening with this country?is it true that Dan kalale is hopitalised due to the the beating?
ReplyDeleteZNBC just confirmed 17:38Hrs on the 2011 Election Update that the VEEP actually retained his seat. Kindly crosscheck your facts!!!
ReplyDeleteLunte is complicated. We are still checking.
ReplyDeleteBut this is the "official position"
Official ECZ results with 133 out 150 constituencies declared.
Turn-out 35%
TA, Micheal C PF 786,854
ANDA, Rupiah B MMD 645,521
HICHILEMA, Hakainde UPND 332,382
MILUPI, Charles L ADD 9,799
KAUNDA, Tilyenji C UNIP 6,603
CHIPIMO, Elias C NAREP 6,093
NAWAKWI, Edith Z FDD 4,519
MAGANDE, Ngandu P NMP 3,990
MIYANDA, Godfrey K HERITAGE 2,836
MUTESA, Fredrick ZED 1,428
http://www.elections.org.zm/results.php
Presidential:
ReplyDeletempongwe mmd 9053, pf4073, upnd 1238
nakonde mmd 11378, pf 9363, upnd 433
roan pf 12950, mmd 5301, upnd 321
kabompo west mmd 5258, upnd 3602, pf 885
Is there anybody in Lunte to confirm the MP for the Constituency? Please let us have true declarations rather than fishing for a particular party!!
ReplyDeletewe want to know for katuba constituency
ReplyDeleteECZ site says MMD won Mkushi North? And gives theh presidential figures as being really close between PF and MMD after 133 constituences ....
ReplyDeletewe want to know for mwinilunga and solwezi south
ReplyDeletereliable information pipo Chililabombwe has been scoped by pf,,take it am in chingola
ReplyDeleteAnonymous,
ReplyDeleteECZ does not have the Parliamentary breakdown.
It only has the Presidential. Also it does not say REALLY CLOSE.
It gives a gap of 140,000 between PF and MMD with 17 constituencies to go. But we don't know what these constituencies are.
Please provide the figures if you have them.
Poll tally visuals, folks: http://www.lusakatimes.com/2011/09/21/zambias-2011-elections-results/
ReplyDeleteOfficial figure show Sata has an unassailable lead. With 133 constituencies reporting Sata has a lead of 140,000 over Rupiah History Bwezani Banda: http://www.elections.org.zm/results.php
ReplyDeleteFrom the horse's mouth:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.elections.org.zm/results.php
Sata has an unassailable lead
I am a zambian abroad, and I have found it very helpful that you are updating the world on what is happening back home. But could you update us as to what constituencies are still to be announced?
ReplyDeleteZE, I've heard that Nakonde Parliamentary polls have been postponed. Have you verified the Nakonde seat attributed to MMD above?
ReplyDeleteMutati won his seat. Please revise.
ReplyDeleteI do not think that we can assume that all votes from "reporting" constituencies are all accounted for. Some, like Munali are showing only 17% turnout tallied, enough to call seat for Prof Luo perhaps, but not enough to fully bulk out eventual presidential totals. In other words, just because parliamentary candidates are being declared winners does not mean constituency in question has been fully counted. If we had a decent guess at approx. total turnout then we would have a better idea of how close these constituencies are to presenting final tallies for presidential race.
ReplyDeleteWhat of Lufwanya.Have you got the results.
ReplyDeleteI have observed something with your posts.
ReplyDeleteYou dont show whether these results pertain to presidential or Paliamentary.
If you look at the ECZ results, we are remaining with only 17 constituencies to find out who the winer is. Please could you try to give fair comments and open personal opinions. It will be of no use to keep pipo expectant, this could cause heart breaks. I know that these guys are dribling yet again.
Zambian Economist is posting the results for Parliamentary elections ONLY, hence the count against each party.
ReplyDeletemambilima has gone to pf please update
ReplyDeleteParliamentary results are on the ECZ site and show for eg Mkushi north going to MMD. Who's results are incorrect? Voter turnout on ECZ site seems low too?
ReplyDeleteI think I'm having a beer now. It looks enough like a boat to me
ReplyDeleteAnonymous,
ReplyDeleteYes. Nakonde has been postponed. Correction made.
Thanks!
This is a well meaning update. Keep it up! How i wish you could post numbers as well.
ReplyDeleteECZ site is looking full now, 133/150
ReplyDeleteSasha, that's the link some people, inc me, think are hacked. 35% turnout? Really? (It was 45% in 2008)
ReplyDeleteECZ has shut down the website for the same reason. Lets stick with the Parliamentary count.
ReplyDeleteLet's stick with the Zambian Economist... you've not been hacked right?! :-s
ReplyDeleteIt is now coming out that those ECZ results ARE FAKE. the site has been hucked!
ReplyDeleteWell I prefer the ZE results anyway!
ReplyDeleteplease confirm sesheke i think it went to upnd. any news about Situmbeko musokotwane
ReplyDeletewho...what when and how? What is going on? Please lets be civil and just tell each other the truth.....no hackers......Dang!!
ReplyDeleteMusokotwane is Sinda.
ReplyDeleteWe are checking "sesheke". Its back on "blue"
ReplyDeleteResults appear credible. Just cross checked with lusaka times.
ReplyDeleteECZ website hacked.
ReplyDeleteThe Electoral commission of Zambia website has been hacked and taken over by some unknown ‘engineers’.
ReplyDeleteThe unknown ‘engineers’ but believed to be from the PF are posting fake presidential results on the website www.elections.org.zm
The ECZ has confirmed the ‘take over’ and is expected to issue a statement to denounce the results being displayed.
The fake results are similar to the ones publicized by PF Secretary General Wynter Kabimba at a press briefing Wednesday evening where he said Michael Sata will win by 56 per cent.
http://www.zambianwatchdog.com/2011/09/21/ecz-website-hacked-pro-pf-results-displayed/
Maybe they are the real results
ReplyDeletehello update we re waiting nichani
ReplyDeleteok...will you please tell us the public the total number of registered voters in the remaining 17 constituencies?
ReplyDeleteBig up to all the watchdogs!!! We are really doing a great job. Shame on all riggers who thought they could do the usual! Way to go guys!
ReplyDeleteSata nawina please, relinquish your power for the sake of the peace that you had been advocating for before, during and now after the elections.
ReplyDeleteECZ has apparently regained control over their site but are not yet reporting updated results for any contest. Veracity of any previously reported results are clearly questionable at this point, due to alleged insertion of potentially false numbers which have nonetheless been reported as "confirmed" by various persons/media due to their presence on the ECZ website earlier. Likely at this stage that ECZ will be quick to deny all current numbers circulating in the press, and slow to release official numbers (possibly not until all constituencies have reported fully). I empathize with frustration, but advise patience nevertheless.
ReplyDeleteMambilima s' briefing: From 33 constituencies Sata has about 46.5%, RB about 33.8% i didnt get figures for HH. Next briefing from her will be tomorrow. She has confirmed that the results on the website are fake and that they have shut down the results page
ReplyDeleteO k here we go… latest verified results by ECZ from 33 constituencies Sata 265,843 and RB 192,166. Game still very much on!
ReplyDeleteThe hacking of the website could also be a ploy by MMD to make us believe that only the official ECZ are accurate and thus we might just accept even fake results. I dont know who is reliable anymore. All our media houses have lost credibility.
ReplyDeleteIf you really believe in God Chola, make sure you pray for God to do what's best for the Zambian people, instead of praying for the result that YOU want to see! The classic err of mankind...
ReplyDelete:)
YM
LSK
We are being laughed at by other countries, this is the waste of time and tax payers money if we cant conduct transparent elections and be seen to have an independent body to conduct credible elections.Shame
ReplyDeleteHi Ze, kindly correct Sesheke, PF (Siyanga) - 4,706, MMD (Kufwakandi) 3,500. Source: people on the ground and Mulabasa (znbc)
ReplyDeleteSesheke has 18179 registered voters, not questioning veracity of your numbers or party ratio, but under 9000 votes sounds like low turnout perhaps. Does that agree with persons on the ground impressions from yesterday? I am curious because trying to get an idea of how many ballots we should be expecting nationwide/regionally vs registered voters. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone trust the ECZ anymore. Why should i trust them now when they ran around in circles dodging the UPG scandal? people easily forget huh?
ReplyDeleteAre "pro pf results" unusual? lol
ReplyDeleteis kapombo west MMD or UPND seat? tx
ReplyDeleteZE there is no sinda in western province were Musokotwane contested elections.Sinda is in eastern province
ReplyDeletedemn.MMD....Stop cheating.
ReplyDeleteFrom the look of things: misrepresentation of Constituencies, Uncertainty of winners in certain Constituencies despite people on ground, clumsiness of PVT, hacking of ECZ website to correlate with PF Sec press briefing, ZE and all bloggers have been taken for a ride. WE want the true results and NOT doctored, fake results being propagated by desperate politicians and their equally gullible supporters!!
ReplyDeleteif the MMD was leading ECZ wasn't going to say they are wrong results. Those were the right results. They are taking us for a ride
ReplyDeleteZE be serious, how many Chembes do we have 1 4 PF and another 4 MMD. correct that.
ReplyDeleteWhether ECZ says the results are wrong when MMD is not leading is NOT the point. We should ask ourselves, what is the True position. Veracity of the truth is paramount. There has NOT been any contradiction from any of the Political parties on the declared 33 Constituencies to date. This signifies that all are agreed with each of the ECZ official results.
ReplyDeleteZE UPND has scooped sesheke check ZNBC website. Siyanga ia UPND
ReplyDeleteZNBC at its best the news is about Mambilima 's statements and nothing about results. i thought results are headline news. what a shame live in a lower middle income country
ReplyDeleteAnd so ZAMBIAN ECONOMIST [read Chola] elects to remove my critical post, lol!
ReplyDeleteThanks, for revealing your allergies to criticism.
'
The economist, we are still waiting for a table per province, presidential and parliamentary with totaled votes. you can make it in form of a pivot table for ease of analysis. Best, F.K
ReplyDeleteZNBC numbers for Sesheke are Siyanga (UPND) 4706, Kufwakwandi (MMD) 3500, Chipman (PF) 1227, Libeleki (ADD) 195, turnout approx 52%
ReplyDeleteChavuma Konga (MMD) 6028, Chilila (IND) 2695, Makondo (UPND) 452, Shiku (IND) 349, Mbaulu (PF) 139, Kanguya (HP) 43, turnout approx 57.5%
Nchanga Simuusa (PF) 18136, Mwape (MMD) 3467, Bwalya (IND) 3021, Kaoma (UPND) 1487, turnout approx 64%
Mazabuka Central Nkombo (UPND) 14406, Mwiinga 4837, Mwinde (PF) 1868, Mwiinfa (IND) 849, Chanda (UNIP) 273, turnout approx 53%
Mpongwe Namulambe (MMD) 7843, Maila (PF) 5143, Lundwe (UPND) 1442, turnout approx 42%
[Please note: These are still just media reports. Even though these numbers come from official media, that does not necessarily mean that they are official numbers. We can hope for confirmation from ECZ sometime in the next day or so (and hopefully also certification by all monitors).]
Zambian Watchdog numbers for Muchinga are Kunda (MMD) 6292, Chama (PF) 1307, Chisenga (UPND) 99, turnout approx 48%
ReplyDeleteLol Yakima Zambian Watchdog is rampantly UPND / MMD
ReplyDeletethere hasn't been any updates bwana wats the status...update us pliz
ReplyDeleteLusaka Times numbers for Kabwe Central are Kapyanga (PF) 14884, Chileshe (MMD) 8348, Muyangana (UPND) 2415, Chakulanta (UNIP) 601, Mtonga (FDD) 445, Chikanwa (IND) 211, turnout approx 53%
ReplyDeleteSasha, I am aware of the various biases of mainstream Zambian media, which is why the source of the numbers is being included. I know many are eager for updates and info, and this trickle of unconfirmed reports is not terribly satisfying, but its what there is to pass along at this time. I believe that Cho has taken a couple of hours for a previous commitment, but we can expect him to return reasonably soon and update us with what may have come through the email pipeline recently. I am sure that patience is appreciated!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI was at Bible Study and Prayer Meeting.
I am just getting back. It will take time to review where we are.
Please be patient.
Thanks to all friends and foes alike. We are all in this together.
Sure Yakima I was just making sure people know and I appreciate you sharing... It's just I am getting all kinds of numbers now from all kinds of sources. Let us be patient indeed
ReplyDeleteBY ZE WAY AS WE THANK U FOR THE UPDATE BUT THIS TM AROUND WE NEED AN ACTUAL CHANGE TO GOVERNANCE.NO VIOLENCE IS TOLERATED OF COURSE BUT CHANGE.
ReplyDeleteThis is what I'm getting from someone who won't share the source:
ReplyDelete"69 verified constituencies - PF 605,000.00, MMD 395,000.00. Majority being on CB, NP, LP, and LSK. Percentage difference at 69 4.02%"
Probably nonsense given the round numbers ;-)
ReplyDeleteWill start with the corrections and then update new results when we have checked with the sources.
ReplyDeleteSesheke is now corrected - UPND and no longer blue.
ReplyDeleteSomeone is disputing Kabompo West result. This is now blue under UPND.
ReplyDeleteSinda is deleted.
Chembe is a MMD win.
I am not sure why people are crying about results. We have indicated were uncertainty exists. Obvious mistakes will be corrected.
It does not matter what ECZ have published. Their figures WILL CONVERGE with ours. We are obviously ahead of ECZ.
Thanks for the hard work Zambian Economist, it's essential to have these independent results
ReplyDeletelooks like all roads lead to ZE, especially for us in the diaspora. only independent site publishing consolidated figures with regular updates. obviously a slight PF bias (sasha wouldn't be here lol!) but overall you're doing an excellent job. thanks
ReplyDeleteAnd if ECZ results don't converge with yours, you will scream RIGGING?
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Thanks, Sasha
ReplyDeleteAnonymous,
What is your fundamental question?
I prefer to deal with real questions not insinuations. I am too busy for that.