It is impossible to transport one group of 6,000 hired people to different counties to voteLast week Senator Moses Wetang’ula stated that crowds do not translate into votes. You go to your stronghold and identify 10 local opinion leaders (usually serving or local councilors or MCAs). It is impossible to transport one group of 6,000 people around to different counties to vote. This means you can easily raise crowds of 8,000-10,000 people wherever you need them. If you need to transport all or some of them across counties 100 60-seater buses will easily move the 6,000 people wherever you need them to be.

Source: The Star July 25, 2016 03:33 UTC