A MUST READ- ADULTERATED,ABUSED STEADMAN SHAMEFULL POLL , Mark Kirario ( & sends copy of EA Standard article)

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A MUST READ- ADULTERATED,ABUSED STEADMAN SHAMEFULL POLL

From: Mark Kirario

The main Shocker . . Steadman Fiasco Manager - a Mr Waititu

Ladies and Gentlemen PNU has now infiltrated STEADMAN ,below news was highlighted in

in yesterdays Sunday Standard and even by late yesterday news bulletin Steadman had not refuted those claims.Sample this,go to Saturday nation/standard online edition and see for yourself provisional results for each of the three presidential candidates.Just add all percentage obtained by each presidential candidate province wise and divide by 8(eight provinces in Kenya) to get average/mean percentage and do the same for Kibaki and Kalonzo.

How come Raila steal leads in Six provinces and share mean/average % with the incumbent????

The real TRUTH

You will arrive at this results :

Raila = 47.6 %

Kibaki = 39.5%

Kalonzo = 8.5%

undecided = 4.4 %

Total = 100.0%

AND THE BIG QUESTION = DO WE STILL NEED THE NOW INFAMOUS,FILTH,ADULTERATED STEADMAN

OPINION POLL ANYMORE = A BIG SHAME

THE EAST AFRICAN STANDARD ONLINE EDITION

sunday standard

Su nday November 2 5, 2007

Questions dog Steadman opinion poll

By Standard Team

The Steadman Group was on the defensive after politicians and readers took issue with the figures it released in its latest opinion poll.

Curious readers called The Sunday Standard saying the figures from Friday’s poll did not add up.

A casual addition of President Kibaki’s support per province as released on Friday then divided by eight (the number of provinces) showed that Kibaki had scored 39.5 per cent, Raila had 47.6 while Kalonzo had 8.5 per cent.

But Steadman, while releasing the polls on Friday, said President Kibaki and Mr Raila Odinga got 43.3 per cent and 43.6 per cent, an indicator that Kibaki, who had trailed Raila by over nine per cent two months ago, had caught up with the ODM presidential candidate.

There were also questions about figures that did not add up in the provincial vote. An addition of the figures from Nyanza Province showed that some 10 points were missing, making the figures not add up.

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