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Busia by-election- voter turn up remains low

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Voting starts in Luweero

The voter turn up in the Busia LC 5 by-election remains low with many people seen at places of work.

Both Candidates have already cast their votes with DP’s Deo Njoki voting at Buhorwe primary school while NRM’s Sam Owundo Wanyama voted at Busiabala polling station.

Police deployment also remains high in different areas with some arrests already made.

Earlier we spoke to The Electoral commission spokesperson Jotham Taremwa who said voting started on time in Busia Municipality, Buhehe and Bulindi subcounty among others.

Taremwa said they expected the turn-up to improve as the day goes by.

The by-election is to replace Ouma Adea, who was kicked out of office by the Court of Appeal on grounds of abuse of office.

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