HSN TEAM COVERAGE: MOMBASA: By Chief Correspondent Steve Mokaya. KISUMU: Phoebe Omolo, NAIROBI: Grace Mwende and Chris Awuor. NAKURU: Felix Chepkwony and LOS ANGELES: Maurice Ndole
“I’m appealing to Mombasa residents to remain calm and rest assured that tomorrow morning they will vote for their preferred governor candidate,” Masha Sudi, Mvita Constituency returning officer.
Sudi promised the issue will be resolved by the end of the day.
There was confusion in Mombasa County Monday noon when it was realised that ballot papers for gubernatorial candidates meant for Mvita Constituency polling centres were missing. Instead, the constituency received papers for Kilifi gubernatorial candidates#KenyaDecides2022 pic.twitter.com/fvpbXoThQv
— Hot Seat News (@TheHotSeatNews) August 8, 2022
"I'm appealing to Mombasa residents to remain calm and rest assured that tomorrow morning they will vote for their preferred governor candidate," Masha Sudi, Mvita Constituency returning officer#KenyaDecides2022 pic.twitter.com/41L9dJ9EJj
— Hot Seat News (@TheHotSeatNews) August 8, 2022