The Republic of Uganda

The Republic of Uganda
2015/2016 General Elections
Report
By
The Electoral Commission
Submitted to Parliament through the
Ministry of Justice and Constitutional
Affairs in accordance with the provisions of
Section 12 (1) (o)
of the Electoral Commission Act, Cap 140 (as amended)
August, 2016

Tables
Plates
Figures
Abbreviations, Acronyms and Symbols
Appendices
FOREWORD
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Establishment and Mandate of the Electoral Commission 1
1.2 Functions of the Electoral Commission 1
1.3 Organisational Structure of the Electoral Commission 2
1.3.1 Composition of the Commission 2
1.3.2 Commission Secretariat 3
1.4 Legal Framework 4
1.4.1 The Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, 1995 (as amended) 4
1.4.2 The Electoral Commission Act, Cap 140 (as amended) 4
1.4.3 The Political Parties and Organisations Act, 2005 (as amended) 5
1.4.4 The Presidential Elections Act, 2005 (as amended) 5
1.4.5 The Parliamentary Elections Act, 2005 (as amended) 5
1.4.6 The Local Governments Act, Cap 243 (as amended) 5
1.4.7 The Kampala Capital City Authority, Act 2010 6
1.4.8 The National Women Council Act, Cap 318 (as amended) and Attendant
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Regulations
1.4.9 The National Youth Council Act, Cap 319 (as amended) and Attendant Regulations 6
1.4.10 The National Council for Disability Act, 2003 (as amended) and Attendant
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Regulations
1.4.11 The National Council for Older Persons Act, 2013 and Attendant Regulations 6
1.4.12 Labour Unions Act, 2006 and the Labour Union Regulations, 2006 6
1.5 Rules and Regulations (Statutory Instruments) 7
1.6 Elective Positions 7
1.6.1 The President 7
1.6.2 Members of Parliament 7
1.6.3 Local Government Councils 8
1.6.4 Councils/ Committees for Special Interest Groups from Village to National Levels 8
1.6.5 Electoral Colleges for Election of Workers Representatives to Parliament 9
1.6.6 Councillors Representing SIGs at Local Government Councils 10
1.7 Demarcation of Parliamentary Constituencies and Local Government Electoral
Areas
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CHAPTER TWO: PLANNING FOR THE GENERAL ELECTIONS,
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2015/2016
2.1 The Electoral Commission Strategic Plan, 2012-2017 11
2.2 The Commission’s Strategic Objectives 11
2.3 Strategies for the General Elections, 2015/2016 12
2.3.1 Tested Measures 12
2.3.2 Additional Strategies/Innovations established by the Commission to ensure 12
successful General Elections, 2015/2016
2.4 The General Elections, 2015/2016 Roadmap 13
2.5 Phased Funding of the General Elections, 2015/2016 as a Project 13
2.5.1 Phase I: Plans for the Financial Year (FY) 2013/2014 14
2.5.2 Phase II: Plans for Financial Year (FY) 2014/2015 14
2.5.3 Phase III: Plans for Financial Year (FY) 2015/2016 14
2.6 Procurement of Election Materials 15
CHAPTER THREE: COMPILATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS, 17
DEMARCATION OF CONSTITUENCIES AND ELECTORAL AREAS AND
RE-ORGANISATION OF POLLING STATIONS
3.1 Introduction 17
3.2 Compilation of Administrative Units 17
3.3 Parliamentary Constituencies and Local Government Electoral Areas 17
3.3.1 Parliamentary Constituencies 17
3.3.2 Local Government Council Electoral Areas 17
3.4 Re-Organisation of Polling Stations 18
CHAPTER FOUR: GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, HUMAN RESOURCES 20
AND FUNDING
4.1 Introduction 19
4.1.1 Office Accommodation and Storage 19
4.1.2 Transport 19
4.1.3 Transportation of Polling Materials and Supervision of Election Day Activities 20
4.1.4 Communication 20
4.1.5 Security during the General Elections 21
4.1.6 Dispatch of Election Materials 22
4.1.6.1 Update Kits for the Registration Exercise 22
4.1.6.2 Materials for the Display exercise 22
4.1.6.3 Polling Kits 22
4.2 Human Resources 23
4.2.1 Regular and Seconded staff 23
4.2.2 Temporary Staff 24
4.2.3 Adhoc Staff 24
4.3 Financing the General Elections 26
4.3.1 Expenditure during the General Elections, 2015/2016 26
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CHAPTER FIVE: VOTER REGISTRATION, GENERAL UPDATE AND 28
DISPLAY OF THE NATIONAL VOTERS’ REGISTER
5.1 Introduction 28
5.2 General Update of the National Voters’ Register 28
5.3 Display of the National Voters’ Register 29
5.4 Processing of Display Returns 30
CHAPTER SIX: VOTER EDUCATION, TRAINING AND PUBLICITY 32
6.1 Introduction 32
6.2 Voter Education 32
6.2.1 Voter Education Strategies 32
6.3 Training of Election Officials and Other Stakeholders 34
6.4 Public Relations and Publicity during General Elections 34
6.5 The Media 35
6.6 Funding Voter Education by Development Partners 36
6.7 Voter Education and Publicity Outputs 36
CHAPTER SEVEN: PARTICIPATION OF THE NATIONAL
CONSULTATIVE FORUM AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE
GENERAL ELECTIONS
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7.1 Introduction 37
7.2 NCF in the Electoral Process 37
7.3 National Election Liaison Committee 38
CHAPTER EIGHT: NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES AND THE
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CAMPAIGN PERIOD
8.1 Introduction 39
8.2 Nomination of Presidential Candidates 39
8.3 Nomination of Parliamentary Candidates 42
8.3.1 Nominated Candidates for Directly Elected Members of Parliament 43
8.4 Candidates Elected Unopposed as Members of Parliament 44
8.5 Nomination of Candidates for Local Government Councils 44
8.6 Campaign Period for Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government Councils’ 44
Elections
8.7 Security during the Campaign Period 45
CHAPTER NINE: PRE-POLLING ACTIVITIES 46
9.1 Introduction 46
9.2 Packing and Delivery of Polling Kits 46
9.2.1 Packing 46
9.2.2 Dispatch of Polling Materials 46
9.3 Polling Days 47
9.4 Pre-Polling Activities 48
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CHAPTER TEN: POLLING AND ELECTION RESULTS 49
10.1 Introduction 49
10.2 Vote Counting, Announcement and Delivery of Results 49
10.3 Tallying, Transmission, Ascertaining and Declaration of Results 49
10.4 Presidential Election Results 50
10.5 Parliamentary Election Results. 51
10.6 Local Government Council Election Results 51
CHAPTER ELEVEN: ELECTION PETITIONS 52
11.1 Introduction 52
11.2 Complaints/Petitions after Nominations 52
11.3 Election Petitions 52
11.4 Presidential Election Petition 52
11.5 Parliamentary Election Petitions 53
11.6 Local Government Council Election Petitions 54
CHAPTER TWELVE: SWEARING -IN OF ELECTED LEADERS 56
12.1 Introduction 56
12.2 President-Elect 56
12.3 Swearing-in of other Elected Leaders 57
12.4 Residual Elections 57
CHAPTER THIRTEEN: ELECTION OBSERVATION 59
13.1 Introduction 59
13.2 Election Observation 59
13.3 Observer Reports 60
CHAPTER FOURTEEN: CHALLENGES AND CONSTRAINTS FACED 61
BY THE COMMISSION
14.1 Introduction 61
14.2 Voter Fatigue/Apathy 61
14.3 Commercialization of Politics 61
14.4 Creation of New Administrative Units 61
14.5 Staff Turn-Over/ Low Staff Remunerations 62
14.6 Late enactment and/or Amendment of Enabling Laws 62
14.7 Delayed delivery of Election Materials in some areas within Kampala Capital City
and Wakiso District 62
CHAPTER FIFTEEN: CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS 63
15.1 Conclusion 63
15.2 Recommendations 64
References 65
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TABLES
Table 1: Summary of Categories of Parliamentary Representation of the 8
10 th Parliament
Table 2: Summary of the Local Government Councils Elective Positions 8
Table 3: Summary of SIGs Councils/Committees Elective Positions 9
Table 4: Summary of the Non-Unionized Delegates Elective Positions 9
Table 5: Summary of the remaining vacancies to complete the General
Elections, 2015/2016 10
Table 6: Procured Motor Vehicles 20
Table 7: Commission workforce that delivered the General Elections,
2015/2016 23
Table 8: Summary of expenditure during the General Elections,
2015/2016 26
Table 9: Nomination Dates, Venues and Time 39
Table 10: Nominated Presidential Candidates for the General Elections,
2015/2016 42
Table 11: Nomination of SIGs Representatives in Parliament 43
Table 12: Nominated Candidates for Member of Parliament by Political
Affiliation and Gender, 2016 43
Table 13: Schedule of Campaign Period for the General Election, 2015/16 44
Table 14: Polling Dates 47
Table 15 Presidential Election Results, 2016 50
Table 16: Summary of Status of Parliamentary Election Petitions as of 11th 53
August 2016
Table 17: Summary of Status of Local Government Election Petitions as of
11th August 2016 54
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PLATES
Plate 1 Members and Secretary of the Electoral Commission 2
Plate 2
Verifying Bio-metric data of the Speaker of the 9th Parliament of the
Republic of Uganda during the public launch of the Biometric Kits 15
Plate 3 Public Demonstration of BVVK 16
Plate 4: The Update Exercise in Progress 29
Plate 5: The NVR on Display 30
Plate 6: One of the Voter Education Sessions 34
Plate 7:
The Chairperson EC, Eng. Dr. Badru M. Kiggundu addressing a press
conference 35
Plate 8: The Specimen Ballot Paper Bearing the Eight Presidential Candidates 41
Plate 9: Layout of the Polling Station 48
Plate 10 :
The Chairperson EC, Eng. Dr. Badru M. Kiggundu reading the
citation introducing the President-Elect for Swearing-in. 56
Plate 11: The President Elect, H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni being sworn-in 57
Plate 12:
Deputy Chairperson, Mr. J.N Biribonwa [Right] briefing a Section of
Election Observers 60
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FIGURES
Fig. 1 The Commission Organogram 4
Fig. 2 Votes cast for Presidential Candidates 51
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ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS
ABP
BVRS
BVVK
BVVS
COFTU
CSOs
DANIDA
DELC
EAC
EAs
EC
EO
ERTDS
EU
GOU
IEC
IFES
IND
ISDN
IT
NCD
NCF
NELC
NIRA
NITA-U
NOTU
NSIS
NUDIPU
PPOA
RSA
SAN
SIGs
SMSs
TR
UAE
UK
Accountability of Ballot Papers
Bio-metric Voter Registration Systems
Bio-metric Voter Verification Kits
Bio-metric Voter Verification System
Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Civil Society Organisations
Danish International Development Agency
District Electoral Liaison Committee
East African Community
Electoral Areas
Electoral Commission
Election Officer
Electronic Results Transmission and Dissemination System
European Union
Government of Uganda
Information Education and Communication
International Foundation for Electoral Systems
Independent (Candidate)
Integrated Service Digital Network
Information Technology
National Convention for Democracy
National Consultative Forum (for Registered Political Parties/
Organisations in Uganda)
National Electoral Liaison Committee
National Identification and Registration Authority
National Information Technology – Uganda
National Organisation of Trade Unions
National Security Information System
National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda
Political Parties and Organisations Act
Republic of South Africa
Storage Area Network
Special Interest Groups
Short Messaging Services
Transmission of Results
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
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UNDP
UO
USAID
VLS
United Nations Development Programme
Unopposed
United States Agency for International Development
Voter Location Slips
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APPENDICES
Appendix I Levels, Categories and Mode of Elections in Uganda 66
Appendix II The General Elections Roadmap, 2015/2016 69
Appendix III Summary Constituencies and Electoral Areas during the General
Elections, 2015/2016 73
Appendix IV List of Parliamentary Constituencies in Uganda 74
Appendix V Election Materials for each Polling Station 81
Appendix VI Detailed expenditure during the General Elections, 2015/2016 82
Appendix VII Registered Political Parties/Organisations in Uganda 85
Appendix VIII Summary of Nominated Candidates for all the Elective Posts by
Political Parties/ Organisations 88
Appendix IX Results for Directly Elected Members of Parliament, 2016 General
Elections 89
Appendix X Results for District Woman Representatives in Parliament General
Elections, 2016 142
Appendix XI Elected Members of Parliament, 2016
(Special Interest Groups (UPDF, PWDs, Workers & Youth) 150
Representatives in Parliament)
Appendix XII Electoral Commission Staff List as of June, 2016 151
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FOREWORD
The Electoral Commission underscores the importance of elections in governance; and
that all Ugandans are entitled to fully participate in elections that are transparent, credible
and facilitate citizens to express their will in a free and fair manner. The Commission
appreciates all the stakeholders for participating in the General Elections, 2015/2016.
The Electoral Commission extends its appreciation to the Government of the Republic of
Uganda for the timely funding of the General Elections, 2015/2016. The Commission
further extends its appreciation to the Development Partners who supplemented the
Government’s effort in funding some of the election activities.
The Commission recognises the effort made by the registered voters who turned up to
cast their votes during the General Elections and encourages all registered voters to
always turn up during future elections.
The Commission expresses its gratitude to the Head of Public Service/Secretary to
Cabinet, Uganda Police Force and Uganda Prisons Service, Election Observers, the
Service providers and all stakeholders for their contribution towards the success of the
General Elections.
Finally, the Commission commends its staff for a job well done in the conduct of the
General Elections, 2015/2016.
For God and My Country
Eng. Dr. Badru M. Kiggundu
CHAIRPERSON, ELECTORAL COMMISSION
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The General Elections, 2015/2016 were the third to be held under the current Multi-
Party political dispensation. The electoral process was conducted in accordance with the
relevant laws, namely the:
Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, 1995 (as amended),
Electoral Commission Act Cap. 140 (as amended),
Political Parties and Organisations Act (2005),
Presidential Elections Act 2005 (as amended),
Parliamentary Elections Act 2005 (as amended),
Local Governments Act Cap 243 (as amended),
National Women Councils Act, Cap 318 (as amended) with the attendant rules
and regulations,
National Youth Councils Act, Cap 319 (as amended) with the attendant rules and
regulations,
National Council for Disability Act, 2003 (as amended) with the attendant rules
and regulations,
National Council of Older Person Act, 2013 with the attendant rules and
regulations,
Labour Unions Act, 2006 with the attendant rules and regulations, and
All other relevant laws and regulations (Statutory Instruments - S.I).
On 7th May 2013, the Electoral Commission launched the 2013-2017 Strategic Plan and
the Roadmap to the General Elections, 2015/2016 . The Commission accordingly
conducted the following categories of elections:
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Category of Election
Elective
Positions
Polling Date
Presidential 1 18 th February 2016
General Parliamentary 427 18 th February 2016
District Chairpersons, District/City Local
Government Councillors , the Lord Mayor and
Councillors for KCCA
Municipality/City Division Chairpersons,
Municipality Women Councillors(WEC),
Municipality/City Division Directly Elected
Councillors (DEC’s) and KCCA Councillors
Sub County/Municipal Division/Town Local
Government Councils
3,156 24 th February 2016
1,224 2 nd March, 2016
24,140 9 th March, 2016
Members of Youth Councils/Committees 601,344 18 th September to 23 rd
Members of Councils and Committees of
People With Disabilities
Members of Councils and Committees of Older
Persons
November, 2015
334,528 18 th September to 23 rd
November, 2015
334,528 18 th September to 23 rd
November, 2015
The Government of the Republic of Uganda spent a total sum of Ug. Shs. 414.5 Billion
on the entire General Elections while the Development Partners contributed Ug.Shs.2.97
Billion; and the procurement of election materials was done in time.
The Commission conducted Voter Education and training and publicized all the
electoral activities during the electoral process.
In order to enhance the delivery of electoral services to the public, the Commission reorganised
polling stations which resulted in an increase from 23,968 to 28,010. The
Commission recruited, trained and deployed its own Sub-county and Parish Election
Supervisors.
The Biometric Voter Registration System (BVRS) was used to capture finger prints and
images of all registered voters during the update of the National Voters' Register.
A total of fifteen million two hundred forty five thousand four hundred sixteen
(15,245,416) of newly captured records was obtained from the National Security
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Information System (NSIS) and processed into the National Voters’ Register which was
then taken to all polling stations for display for purposes of removing ineligible
applicants.
During the display exercise, the Parish tribunals, appointed by the Judicial Officers at the
district level, confirmed the correctness of the recommended changes in the National
Voters’ Register (NVR).
The National Voters' Register was hosted on the Electoral Commission website and could
easily be accessed by interested voters. Voters would access their personal details by
sending their voter numbers in form of Short Message Services (SMSs) on their mobile
phones and obtain details of their voting locations.
After the display period, a total number of fifteen million two hundred seventy seven
thousand one hundred ninety eight (15,277,198) were confirmed registered voters.
Forty nine (49) presidential aspirants picked nomination forms from the Commission and
out of these, eight who fulfilled the nomination requirements were duly nominated from
3rd - 4th November 2015.
The Political Parties/Organisations which sponsored Presidential candidates were;
The Peoples’ Development Party (PDP);
The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC);
The National Resistance Movement (NRM), and;
The Uganda Farmers' Party (UFP).
Four other aspirants were nominated as Independent Presidential Candidates.
One thousand seven hundred forty three (1,743) Parliamentary candidates were
nominated on 2nd and 3rd December 2015, and Fifty thousand eight hundred sixteen
(50,816) for the Local Government Councils elections were also nominated from 16th to
20th November 2015.
The campaign programmes ran from 9 th November 2016 to 8 th March 2016 for the
General Elections. A number of Political Parties/Organisations and candidates’ agents/
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epresentatives and key stakeholders coordinated with the Commission, monitored and
observed the electoral process.
The Uganda Police Force duly secured the electoral environment nationwide and through
out the electoral process.
A total of 805 National and 101 International Press covered the elections while 1,436
national observers and 404 International Election Observers observed the General
Elections. By the time of writing this report, a few of the observer groups had submitted
their election observation reports to the Commission.
During the General Elections, Political Parties/Organizations sponsoring presidential
candidates/Independents were each issued with a copy of the National Voters’ Register
for purposes of transparency.
The Commission used the Biometric Voter Verification Kits (BVVK) for the verification
of the voters on polling day. Voter Location Slips (VLS) were issued to all voters to
facilitate in the location of respective polling stations.
Each polling station was manned by a Presiding Officer, four (4) Polling Assistants and
one Polling Constable. An Orderly Officer was stationed at each polling centre to ensure
orderliness.
Parliamentary and Local Government Council election results were tallied and declared
at District levels; and ascertained and published in the Uganda Gazette by the
Commission.
A National Results Tally Centre was set up at the Mandela National Stadium, Namboole,
Wakiso, for the tallying of the Presidential results.
The Election Results Transmission and Dissemination System (ERTDS) was used to for
tallying at district level and transmission to the National Tally Centre for data
aggregation, verification, ascertaining and declaration of presidential results.
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The gazetted Presidential Election Results are:
Name of Candidates
PPO/IND Votes
Obtained
% of Valid
Votes
Abed Bwanika PDP 89,005 0.90%
Amama Mbabazi IND 136,519 1.39%
Baryamureeba Venansius IND 52,798 0.54%
Benon Buta Biraaro UFP 25,600 0.26%
Kizza Besigye Kifefe FDC 3,508,687 35.61%
Mabirizi Joseph IND 24,498 0.25%
Maureen Kyalya Faith Waluube IND 42,833 0.43%
Yoweri Kaguta Museveni NRM 5,971,872 60.62%
Total No. of Votes cast for
9,851,812
Candidates
The voter turnout for the Presidential Elections was 67.62%
Accordingly, candidate Yoweri Kaguta Museveni (NRM), having obtained the highest
number of votes cast, was declared the duly elected President of the Republic of Uganda
on Saturday 20th February, 2016.
However, Hon. Amama Mbabazi (Independent) petitioned the Supreme Court
challenging the election of President-elect Yoweri Kaguta Museveni (NRM). After due
inquiry, the Supreme Court dismissed the petition. Subsequently, President-elect Yoweri
Kaguta Museveni (NRM), was sworn in as the President of the Republic of Uganda on
Thursday 12 th May, 2016 at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds in Kampala.
The Commission regrets the delayed delivery of election materials in some areas of
Wakiso district and Kampala Capital City. This development was due to an unanticipated
loss of three days spent in printing of declaration of results forms which resulted from the
introduction of enhanced security features on the forms. This anomaly was, however,
rectified by extending the voting hours and postponing voting to the next day in other
affected areas. On observation, the delay did not affect voter turnout.
At the time of writing this report, there were other election petitions pending
hearing/judgment at the various levels of Courts of Law for the General Parliamentary
and Local Government Council Elections.
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It should be noted that a number of petitions which were lodged with the Commission
arose from grievances that were not properly addressed during party primary elections.
The Commission further notes that if this observation is not addressed, it will continue to
impact adversely on its operations.
The General Parliamentary and Local Government Councils candidates who obtained the
highest number of votes cast in respective constituencies and electoral areas, were
declared the elected leaders by the District Returning Officers and consequently sworn-in
during the month of May 2016.
The Electoral Commission fulfilled its mandate which is to organise, conduct and
supervise regular, free and fair elections.
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CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Establishment and Mandate of the Electoral Commission
The Electoral Commission is established under Article 60 and mandated under Article
61 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda 1995 (as amended) to organise ,
conduct and supervise regular, free and fair elections and referenda, among other
functions. In order to fulfill its mandate, the Commission is guided by its mission and
vision.
The Commission’s mission is to organise and conduct regular, free and fair elections
and referenda professionally, impartially and efficiently; while its vision is to be a
model institution and centre of excellence in Election Management.
1.2 Functions of the Electoral Commission
The Electoral Commission is mandated under Article 61 of the 1995 Constitution of
the Republic of Uganda to:
a. ensure that regular, free and fair elections and referenda are held;
b. organise, conduct and supervise elections and referenda in accordance with
the Constitution;
c. demarcate constituencies in accordance with the provisions of the
Constitution;
d. formulate and implement voter educational programmes related to elections;
e. compile, maintain, revise and update the voters’ register;
f. hear and determine election complaints arising before and during polling;
and
g. ascertain, publish and declare in writing under its seal the results of the
elections and referenda.
The Commission shall be free from the direction or control of any authority in the
performance of its functions under the Constitution (Art. 62). The Constitution also
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equires Parliament to ensure that adequate resources and facilities are provided to the
Commission to enable it effectively discharge its mandate (Art. 66).
1.3 Organisational Structure of the Electoral Commission
1.3.1 Composition of the Commission
The Electoral Commission is established under Article 60 of the 1995 Constitution of
the Republic of Uganda. The Commission is composed of a Chairperson, Deputy
Chairperson and five Commissioners all of whom are appointed by the President and
approved by Parliament for a seven year term, renewable once. The Members of the
Commission are shown in Plate 1:
PLATE 1: Members and Secretary of the Electoral Commission - R-L (Comm. T.W.
Buruku, Comm. Steven D. Ongaria , Comm. Justine Ahabwe Mugabi, Eng.
Dr.Badru M. Kiggundu (Chairperson), J.N. Biribonwa (Deputy Chairperson),
Comm. Dr.Jenny B. Okello and Mr. Sam A. Rwakoojo (the Secretary)).
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1.3.2 Commission Secretariat
The implementation of the policy decisions and managing of the day-to-day
operations of the Commission is executed by a secretariat headed by the Secretary,
who is appointed on a renewable five year term. The Secretary administers and
controls all funds of the Commission and is the Accounting Officer in accordance
with the Public Finance and Accountability Act, 2015. The Secretary is assisted by
three Directors of Operations, Technical Support Services, and Finance and
Administration.
The Directorate of Operations, headed by Mr. Leonard Mulekwah, handles technical
matters related to elections which include election programming and scheduling, voter
registration, voter education and training, nomination of candidates and management
of campaigns, printing and production of ballot papers and election materials as well
as management of polling activities and election results.
The Directorate of Technical Support Services, headed by Mr. Pontius Namugera,
handles Information and Technology (IT) issues; and the Directorate of Finance and
Administration, headed by Mrs. Jovita Byamugisha, handles Logistical Support
Services which include finances, human and material resources.
Under the Directorate of Operations there are four (04) Departments, namely: Voter
Data Management, Field Operations, Election Management and Voter Education and
Training. The Directorate of Finance and Administration is composed of- Finance,
Human Resources Management and Administration; while the Directorate of
Technical Support Services is made up of Information Technology and Planning and
Research Departments.
The Legal Department, Public Relations Unit, Internal Audit and Procurement Unit,
report directly to the Secretary of the Electoral Commission. The Commission
Organogram is as shown in Fig. 1.
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Commission
Secretary
Operations
1. Election
Management
2. Field
Operations
3. Voter Data
Management
4. Voter
Education and
Training
Finance and
Administration
1. Finance
2. Administration
3. Human
Resource
Management
Technical
Support Service
1. Planning and
Research
2. Information and
Technology
Lega
l
Dept
Internal
Audit
Dept
Procurement
& Disposal
Unit
Public
Relations
Unit
Regional Offices
District Offices
Fig. 1: The Commission Organogram
1.4 Legal Framework
The Legal Framework within which the General Elections, 2015/2016 were
conducted consisted of the following;
1.4.1 The Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, 1995 (as amended)
The Constitution, among others, provides for the composition, independence, mandate
and functions of the Commission in the electoral process and timelines within which
to conduct the elections. The Constitution further provides for redress procedures to
aggrieved presidential candidates (Art.104) in the Supreme Court after the declaration
of election results.
1.4.2 The Electoral Commission Act, Cap 140 (as amended)
This Act makes provisions, among others, relating to the mandate, staffing, powers
and functions of the Commission, appointment of tribunals, demarcation of
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constituencies, maintenance, update of the voters’ register, the display of the voters'
register and related election matters.
1.4.3 The Political Parties and Organisations Act, 2005 (as amended)
The Political Parties and Organisations Act, among others, makes provision for the
functioning and financing of Political Parties/Organisations, their formation,
registration, membership and organisation; the prescription of their code of conduct
(Section 19) and the establishment of the National Consultative Forum for Political
Parties/Organizations in Uganda (Section 20).
1.4.4 The Presidential Elections Act, 2005 (as amended)
This Act provides for the election of the President and spells out the requirements for
qualifications, nomination of candidates, sponsorship of candidates by political parties
and organisations, facilitation of candidates, campaign period, polling procedure,
counting, tallying and declaration of results and handling of petitions, among others.
1.4.5 The Parliamentary Elections Act, 2005 (as amended)
The Parliamentary Elections Act, 2005 provides for the mode of elections,
requirements for qualifications, nomination of directly elected Members of
Parliament, District Woman Representatives to parliament, Special Interest Groups
representative candidates (Youth, UPDF, PWDs and Workers), sponsorship of
candidates by political parties and organisations, campaign period, polling procedure,
counting, tallying and declaration of results as well as handling of petitions, among
others.
1.4.6 The Local Governments Act, Cap 243 (as amended)
The Local Governments Act provides for the establishment of Local Governments,
their functions and powers, mode of election to the various local government councils,
demarcations of electoral areas, qualification requirements, nomination requirements,
election of Special Interest Group representatives (Older persons, Youth, and PWDs),
sponsorship of candidates by political parties and organisations, campaigns, polling
procedures, counting, tallying, declaration of results and handling of petitions, among
others.
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1.4.7 The Kampala Capital City Authority Act, 2010
This Act provides for, among others, composition, election of the Lord Mayor and
Councillors of the Authority, including representatives of the four professional bodies
covering lawyers, medical personnel, architects and engineers.
1.4.8 The National Women Council Act, Cap 318 (as amended) and Attendant
Regulations
This Act provides for the establishment of the Women Councils and Committees from
village to national levels, their composition, objectives and functions, administration
and finances, nominations, qualifications, campaigns and polling procedures.
1.4.9 The National Youth Council Act, Cap 319 (as amended) and Attendant
Regulations
This Act provides for the establishment of the Youth Councils/Committees from
village to national levels, their composition, objectives and functions, administration
and finances, nominations, qualifications, campaigns and polling procedures.
1.4.10 The National Council for Disability Act, 2003 (as amended) and Attendant
Regulations
This Act provides for the establishment of Councils and Committees for the Persons
with Disabilities from the village to the national level and the composition of the
electoral colleges for purposes of electing their representatives to the various
prescribed elective offices.
1.4.11 The National Council for Older Persons Act, 2013 and Attendant Regulations
This Act provides for the establishment of Committees and Councils for Older People
from the village to national levels and the composition of electoral colleges for
purposes of electing their representatives to the prescribed elective offices by law.
1.4.12 Labour Unions Act, 2006 and the Labour Union Regulations, 2006
This law provides for the establishment of the electoral colleges for the election of the
workers representatives to the district Local Government Councils and Parliament.
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1.5 Rules and Regulations (Statutory Instruments)
All the Acts have Statutory Instruments and / Regulations made pursuant to them for
purposes of, among others, providing for various processes and procedures as well as
forms, formats and schedules. These rules and regulations do operationalize the
Laws/Acts.
1.6 Elective Positions
This report covers the election of the President, Members of Parliament, Local
Government Councils and Councils/Committees of Special Interest Groups (SIGs),
Youths, Older Persons and Persons with Disability Councils/Committees.
1.6.1 The President
The President heads the Executive Arm of the Government and is elected by universal
adult suffrage through secret ballot and the winning candidate must obtain an absolute
majority of the total number of valid votes cast during the election (which is over
50%) as provided for in Article 103(4) of the Constitution.
In accordance with the provisions of Article 61(2) of the Constitution, the Electoral
Commission is mandated to hold the Presidential, General Parliamentary and Local
Government Council Elections within the first thirty (30) days of the last ninety (90)
days before the expiration of the term of the President. Therefore, in accordance with
this provision, this period was running from 12 th February to 13 th March, 2016.
The President was accordingly elected on the 18 th February, 2016 within the
constitutional provisions.
Similarly the general parliamentary and local government council elections were
conducted within the constitutional provisions.
1.6.2 Members of Parliament
The Electoral Commission organised elections for members of the 10 th Parliament as
summarised in Table 1:
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Table 1: Summary of Categories of Parliamentary Representation of the 10 th
Parliament
Category of Representation
Number
Members of Parliament Representing Constituencies 290
District Woman Representatives to Parliament 112
Uganda People’s Defense Forces (UPDF) 10
Workers 05
Youth 05
Persons with Disabilities (PWD’s) 05
Total Elected Representatives 427
1.6.3 Local Government Councils
Elections of the Local Government Councils are conducted in accordance with Part
(X) of the Local Governments Act. Table 2 summarises the Local Government
Councils elective positions:
Table 2: Summary of the Local Government Councils Elective Positions.
Local Government Level
No. of
Units
Elective
Positions
Districts/City 112 3,156
Municipalities/City Divisions 39 1,224
Sub counties/Town /Municipality Divisions 1,392 24,140
Total 1,543 28,520
These elective positions were duly
Appendix I for details).
filled within the statutory deadlines (See
1.6.4 Councils/ Committees for Special Interest Groups from Village to National
Levels
The Commission organized and conducted elections of councils and committees of
SIGs. The elected councils and committees formed the electoral colleges that elected
members of Parliament and councilors representing the respective SIGs
representatives as indicated in Table 3.
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Table 3: Summary of SIGs Councils/Committees Elective Positions
Level of Committees
No. of elective
Positions
Members of Youth Councils/Committees 601,344
Members of Councils and Committees of People With
Disabilities
334,528
Members of Councils and Committees of Older Persons 334,528
Total 1,270,400
1.6.5 Electoral Colleges for Election of Workers Representatives to Parliament
The Commission conducted elections for non unionized delegates from Subcounty to
national levels to form the electoral colleges
representatives to Parliament, as indicated in Table 4.
for the elections of the workers
Table 4: Summary of the Non-Unionized Delegates Elective Positions
Level of Non-unionized
No. of
Units
Elective
Positions
Regional 04 40
District/City 112 1120
Sub counties/Town /Municipality Divisions 1,392 13,920
Total 1,543 15,080
However, there are some remaining elective positions to conclude the General
Elections, 2015/2016. Table 5 summarises the remaining vacancies to complete the
General Elections, 2015/2016.
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Table 5: Summary of the remaining vacancies to complete the General Elections,
2015/2016
Level and Category of Election
Number of Vacancies
Women Councils /Committees
Village Committees 289,210
Parish Committees 37,155
Sub-county Committees 6,960
Municipality Committees 195
District Committees 560
Administrative Units Councils
Village Committees 578,420
Parish Committees 74,310
TOTAL 986,810
1.6.6 Councillors Representing SIGs at Local Government Councils
The Councillors representing the Youth, Older Persons and Persons with Disabilities
to various local government councils were elected by their respective electoral
colleges comprising elected leaders from the grassroots through secret ballot. The
General Elections, 2015/2016 were accomplished in conformity with this pattern. The
levels/categories and mode of election during the General Elections, 2015/2016 are
shown in Appendix I.
1.7 Demarcation of Parliamentary Constituencies and Local Government Electoral
Areas
Demarcation of electoral boundaries for representation in Parliament and Local
Government Councils is provided for under the Constitution, the Electoral
Commission Act, the Parliamentary Elections Act, and the Local Governments Act.
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CHAPTER TWO
PLANNING FOR THE GENERAL ELECTIONS, 2015/2016
2.1 The Electoral Commission Strategic Plan, 2012-2017
The Electoral Commission five year Strategic Plan for the period July 2012 – June
2017 guided the execution of the General Elections, 2015/2016 . The Strategic Plan
was used as a tool for systematic planning, performance management, defining
strategic action areas and programmes. The General Elections Roadmap, 2015/2016
defined milestones and was adopted for the smooth implementation, monitoring and
evaluating Commission performance during the conduct of the Electoral activities.
The Commission was also guided by recommendations from previous court
judgments which highlighted critical areas for attention and improvement in service
delivery. Many of the evaluation measures for improvements were documented in
form of electoral reforms.
2.2 The Commission’s Strategic Objectives
The Electoral Commission strategic objectives for this period were to;
a. Educate and sensitize Ugandans on elections and referenda for effective
participation in all electoral processes;
b. Optimize resource utilization in the conduct of elections and referenda through
streamlined processes;
c. Develop an integrated information management system for efficiency and
effectiveness;
d. Improve the credibility of the National Voters’ Register;
e. Build, equip and develop an efficient and well motivated workforce;
f. Enhance public confidence in the Electoral Commission as a credible
institution in charge of elections; and referenda as well as; and
g. Improve the Commission’s operations through Research and Development.
The Strategic plan detailed specific tasks to be performed with clear timelines,
inputs/resources, outputs, performance indicators, assumptions and responsibility
centers for their implementation. This formed the basis for developing the General
Elections, 2015/2016 Roadmap.
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2.3 Strategies for the General Elections, 2015/2016
2.3.1 Tested Measures
The Electoral Commission introduced new measures that were tested through a
number of by-elections conducted from 2011 in order to improve the management of
the elections.
Furthermore, other tested measures were used and included, the holding of
consultative meetings, seminars, workshops with stakeholders, establishment of a
National Information Desk and District Complaints Desks, training of
Party/Organisation/Candidates’ Agents and phased implementation and funding of
electoral activities, in accordance with the General Elections Roadmap, 2015/2016 .
The Commission enhanced the online access to the National Voters’ Register, use of
short messaging services (SMS) to access personal details from the national voters’
register. The Political Parties/Organisations also had access to the entire electoral
process including ballot paper production, packing and delivery of election materials.
2.3.2 Additional Strategies/Innovations established by the Commission to ensure
successful General Elections, 2015/2016
a) Invitation of the participating political parties/independent candidates’
representatives to witness critical preparatory activities including printing and
delivery of ballot papers, packing of the electoral materials, dispatch and
transportation of the polling kit to the Returning Officer’s office and eventually to
sub county Headquarters, in a bid to enhance transparency and accountability;
b) Biometric Voter Verification kits to be used at polling stations for verification and
identification of voters;
c) Voter Location Slips (VLS) for guiding and directing voters to their particular
polling stations/ centres;
d) National Voters' Register with security features, unique barcodes and more biometric
features (100% photographs, fingerprints and signatures);
e) Election Results Transmission and Dissemination System (ERTDS) for speedy
and accurate tallying and transmission of election results;
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f) Declaration of Result Forms (DR Form) customized with polling station details
and generated from ERTDS;
g) Declaration of Result Forms (DR Form) with security features and unique
barcodes;
h) Decentralized accreditation of national election observers to the district levels and
establishing district accreditation committee headed by District Returning
Officers;
i) Availing voters register online for wider accessibility to the voters; and
j) Targeting the youth through the use of SMSs and social media for voter
information.
2.4 The General Elections, 2015/2016 Roadmap
Drawing lessons from the General Elections, 2010/2011, the Electoral Commission
developed the General Elections Roadmap, 2015/2016 in order to fast track the
electoral activities for efficiency and to raise awareness among stakeholders. The
Commission adjusted the Roadmap in order to accommodate the emerging issues (See
Appendix II).
2.5 Phased Funding of the General Elections, 2015/2016 as a Project
The Electoral Commission is funded within the ceilings provided for under the
Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and funds released on a quarterly
basis within each financial year.
Previously, general elections were characterized by late enactment/amendment of the
electoral enabling laws and inadequate/late release of funds and consequently
inadequate time to execute planned activities including procurement of election
materials.
In order to avoid these delays, the Electoral Commission in 2008 developed a project
proposal for General Elections, 2010/2011. The same arrangement was made for the
General Elections, 2015/2016.
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The electoral activities leading to the General Elections, 2015/2016 were also treated
as a project, and funded over a period of three (3) Financial Years beginning with
Phase I, during the Financial Year (FY) 2013/2014.
This phased approach eased funding pressure on Government and enabled timely
procurement of election materials and equipment.
2.5.1 Phase I: Plans for the Financial Year (FY) 2013/2014
The Commission planned the following activities in the Financial Year 2013/2014:
procurement of data communication infrastructure, servers, computers, printers and
accessories, voter registration forms, and motor vehicles. During Phase I (FY
2013/2014), the Government released Ug. Shs 9,057,542,000/= (Nine billion fifty
seven million five hundred forty two thousand shillings).
2.5.2 Phase II: Plans for Financial Year (FY) 2014/2015
During this phase of the General Elections Roadmap, 2016, the Commission planned
to procure specialized equipment, materials and computer software, deploy sub
county and parish supervisors, re-organise polling stations and conduct the general
update of the National Voters’ Register.
Government released a sum of Ug. Shs one hundred seventeen billion six hundred
thirty seven million five hundred forty one thousand (117,637,541,000/=) for the
planned activities.
2.5.3 Phase III: Plans for Financial Year (FY) 2015/2016
The Government released a sum of Ug. Shs 247,393,657,000 (Two hundred forty
seven billion three hundred ninety three million six hundred fifty seven thousand
shillings) for the third phase under the Financial Year 2015/2016. A total of Shs.
47,155,974,000/= (Forty seven billion one hundred fifty five million nine hundred
seventy four thousand) was Supplementary Budget (GoU) and Shs. 2,971,157,232/=
(Two billion nine hundred seventy one million one hundred fifty seven thousand two
hundred thirty two) was provided by UNDP. This funding catered for the display of
the National Voters’ Register, voter education and publicity, nomination of candidates
for various levels of elections, procurement of ballot papers for various levels and
conduct of election activities at various levels.
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2.6 Procurement of Election Materials
In the implementation of the electoral activities as a project, the Commission procured
the following election materials and equipment in a timely manner:
a) Data Communication Infrastructure, Servers, Computers and printers with their
accessories, Software upgrade and maintenance for the Storage Area Network
(SAN), Transparent Ballot Boxes, Metallic Boxes for transportation and storage of
election materials, mapping equipment, and printing and graphics machines and
accessories, motor vehicles;
b) The Commission deployed 30,500 Biometric Voter Verification Kits (BVVKs), of
which 28,500 were hired and 2,000 were purchased for use during the General
Elections; and
c) The Commission further acquired hardware and software for the Election Results
Transmission and Dissemination System (ERTDS) which was deployed at both
the National and District Tally Centres.
The Commission upgraded its Data Centre to include modern and up-to-date
equipment and installed a disaster recovery site for the Commission’s Mission Critical
Data. The Biometric Voter Verification kits being launched in Plate 2.
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Plate 2: EC's Director of Technical Support Services, Mr. Pontius Namugera
[Right] verifying Bio-metric data of the Speaker of the 9 th Parliament of the
Republic of Uganda the Rt. Hon. Alitwala Rebecca Kadaga (standing Left)
during the public launch of the Biometric Kits.

PLATE 3: Public Demonstration of BVVK
Other materials which were procured included; indelible ink, seals, basins, ballot
papers, transparent ballot boxes, desktop and laptop computers and printing
equipment.
The procurements were planned and phased in three financial years, that is,
2013/2014, 2014/2015 and 2015/2016. These procurements were successfully
undertaken.
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CHAPTER THREE
COMPILATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS, DEMARCATION OF
CONSTITUENCIES AND ELECTORAL AREAS AND RE-ORGANISATION OF
POLLING STATIONS
3.1 Introduction
The Constitution and other electoral laws provide for demarcation of electoral areas
and establishment of polling stations. The Electoral Commission set out to compile
administrative units, demarcate electoral areas and re-organise polling stations in
compliance with the provisions of the law.
3.2 Compilation of Administrative Units
The Commission compiled administrative units aligning them from village to district
levels, among which were 43 newly created counties, 12 new municipalities and a
number of lower level units.
At the end of the exercise, there were fifty seven thousand eight hundred forty two
(57,842) Villages/Cells, seven thousand four hundred thirty one (7,431)
Parishes/Wards, one thousand three hundred ninety two (1,392) Sub counties/Town
Councils/ Municipal Divisions, and two hundred ninety (290) Constituencies
distributed in the one hundred eleven (111) Districts of Uganda and one (01) Kampala
Capital City (See Appendix IV).
3.3 Parliamentary Constituencies and Local Government Electoral Areas
3.3.1 Parliamentary Constituencies
For the General Elections, 2015/2016, the Commission conducted elections in 290
constituencies for directly elected members, and 112 Districts for District Woman
Representatives to Parliament. See Appendix IV for list of Parliamentary
Constituencies in Uganda .
3.3.2 Local Government Council Electoral Areas
The Commission in compliance with the Local Government Act demarcated electoral
areas for the purpose of the Local Government Council’s elections.
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At the end of the exercise the total number of Local Government Electoral Areas were
as indicated in the Appendix III.
3.4 Re-Organisation of Polling Stations
In accordance with the provisions of section 12 (1) of the Electoral Commission Act,
the Electoral Commission established and operated polling stations for purposes of
the General Elections. The Commission re-organised polling stations from 18 th
January, 2015 to 1 st April 2015.
The re-organisation of polling stations aimed at, among others, enabling voters
conveniently cast their votes by reducing the distance moved by voters and
decongesting polling stations.
This exercise also included locating polling stations in central places, re-locating
polling stations that were affected by infrastructural developments, splitting polling
stations which had more than 800 voters, decongesting polling stations in a given
polling centre and ensuring that each parish and electoral area had, at least, one
polling station. Renaming of some polling stations was also part of the reorganisation
exercise.
The re-organisation exercise led to an increase in the total number of polling stations
from 23,968 during the General Elections, 2010/2011 to 28,010 during the General
Elections, 2015/2016 .
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CHAPTER FOUR
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, HUMAN RESOURCES AND FUNDING
4.1 Introduction
During the General Elections, 2015/16, for purposes of facilitating the conduct of the
elections, logistical support in the form of storage, office accommodation, and
communication were procured; funds were obtained from government, and additional
human resource were recruited, trained and deployed.
4.1.1 Office Accommodation and Storage
The Electoral Commission Headquarters is located on Plot 55, Jinja Road and uses
rented warehouses, stores and office accommodation for regional and district staff.
The election materials that were stored and later packed in the ware houses included
basins, ballot boxes (metallic and transparent). Other election materials stored and
packed included indelible ink, ballot papers, the voters’ register and various election
forms (See Appendix V describing materials packed for each polling stations).
The storage and packing space was adequate and this led to the smooth and
meticulous packing of election materials.
4.1.2 Transport
During the period under review, facilitation was provided for all activities leading to
the polling day. At the commencement of the Update exercise, the Commission had
an old fleet of motor vehicles which were later reinforced with new motor vehicles as
indicated in Table 6.
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Table 6: Procured Motor Vehicles
No Item Units
1 Station Wagons 11
2 Double Cabin Pick Ups 64
3 Single Cabin Pick Ups 02
4 Trucks 05
5 14 Seater Minibuses 02
6 Motorcycles 23
This transport facilitation enabled the Commission to go through the electoral process
with ease, although more transport units were required for bulk transport and internal
distribution of election materials within the districts.
4.1.3 Transportation of Polling Materials and Supervision of Election Day Activities
Trucks were hired to transport polling materials for all levels of the General Elections.
They were supplemented by seven Commission trucks. All the materials were
delivered in time except in a few polling stations in Kampala Capital City and Wakiso
District where there were some delays.
Internal distribution and retrieval of all polling materials was managed at the district
level by the Returning Officers with the assistance of mobilized vehicles from
Ministries, Departments and Agencies by the Head of Public Service/Secretary to
Cabinet. Additional transport was availed to Kampala from the Commission
Headquarters by providing hired Pick Ups for delivery and retrieval of materials and
supervision of polling activities.
4.1.4 Communication
During the General elections, toll free lines were installed to ease communication
with stakeholders and the general public. They used these lines to seek clarifications,
raise queries and related issues on the electoral process. Closed User Group packages
were used to ease communication among Commission staff.
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The Commission, with the assistance from USAID provided registered voters with the
option to send short messages (SMSs) to access their registration status. Voters were
also able to access the National Voters’ Register online, which was time saving and
enhanced voter confidence in the NVR.
Furthermore, during the General Elections, 2015/2016, fast, accurate and modern
communication and transmission linkages were installed for connectivity between
District Offices and the Electoral Commission Headquarters. Election results were
electronically transmitted using the Electronic Results Transmission and
Dissemination Systems (ERTDS) procured by the Government of Uganda. This
system facilitated efficiency and transparency in disseminating the results.
4.1.5 Security during the General Elections
Section 12 (1)(f) of the Electoral Commission Act requires the Commission to take
steps to ensure that there are secure conditions necessary for the conduct of any
election.
The Electoral Commission and the Uganda Police Force, through training workshops
and seminars ensured that the police and other security officers on election duty were
well informed of their roles, duties and obligations throughout the whole electoral
process. The Commission closely liaised with the Uganda Police Force which
coordinated the security detail during the General Elections.
The Uganda Police Force was the lead security agency in providing security. It
provided polling constables at all polling stations, escorted election materials and
generally secured the electoral environment. The Political Crimes Management
Department of the Uganda Police rendered invaluable services during the electoral
process countryside.
During the campaign period, the Commission, in liaison with the Uganda Police,
provided escort teams to Presidential candidates. The Police ensured adequate
security at all the campaign venues countrywide. The security was also beefed up at
the Commission Headquarters and warehouses during the General Elections,
2015/2016 .
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4.1.6 Dispatch of Election Materials
4.1.6.1 Update Kits for the Registration Exercise
Dispatch of election materials commenced with the Update exercise when the
Biometric Registration kits which were stored at the District headquarters
countrywide were delivered to the Sub counties and Update centres to conduct the
Update exercise.
4.1.6.2 Materials for the Display exercise
Dispatch of materials for the display exercise was done using Commission vehicles
because these are light materials comprising voters’ registers and clean (CLN) forms,
particulars of names of the dead (D), the under age (UA), those who left the area or
those belonging to other Parishes and the suspected duplicates (DUP) identified for
removal from the Voters’ register by filling those particulars on clean form 9 (CLN
9).
4.1.6.3 Polling Kits
Dispatch of the materials for polling day commenced with the delivery of empty
transparent ballot boxes (used for polling), cordoning tapes (for delineating polling
stations) and basins. Trucks were hired per district to transport the materials which
were stored and secured at the district headquarters until the eve of the polling days.
The dispatch of the metallic boxes (used for the transportation of polling materials)
containing election materials for the different categories of elections (Presidential and
Parliamentary, District Local Government Councils, Municipality/City Division, and
Sub county Local Government Councils Elections) was done from the Warehouse to
the districts in time. A day before the respective polling days, the polling kits were
transported from the district headquarters to the sub county headquarters from where
they were finally collected by the respective Presiding Officers on the polling days.
The polling kits were escorted by the political parties under the Interparty
cooperation.
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4.2 Human Resources
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The Electoral Commission has a knowledgeable, skilled and experienced human
resource at its disposal. This includes regular and temporary dedicated staff who
played a crucial role in organizing, conducting and supervising the General Elections,
2015/2016 .
During the period under review, the Commission filled one hundred forty three (143)
vacancies at various levels in its permanent structure. The new officers were inducted
and appropriately deployed in time to implement the electoral program.
4.2.1 Regular and Seconded staff
The Commission successfully delivered the General Elections, 2015/2016 using a
total workforce of 643,162 (permanent and temporary) staff of different ranks and
categories. See Table 7:
Table 7: Commission workforce that delivered the General Elections, 2015/2016
No. Staff Category Number
1. Commission Chairperson 01
Deputy Chairperson 01
Commissioners 04
Sub total 06
2. Regular Secretary 01
Director(s) 03
Heads of Department 11
Principal Election Officer 14
Senior Election Officer 35
Election Officer 231
Principal Assistant Election 02
Officer
Senior Assistant Election 17
Officer
Assistant Election Officer 42
Senior Election Assistant 109
Election Assistant 118
Support Staff (SS) 166
Sub total 749
3. Temporary District Support Technicians 118
(DSTs)
Truck/Lorry Drivers 03
Printery staff 06
Sub County Supervisors 1,392
Parish Supervisors 7,431
Sub total 8,950

No. Staff Category Number
4. Adhoc Update Officers 14,458
Display Officers 28,010
Tribunal members 37,050
Packers (including from Uganda 334
Prisons)
Mobilised Drivers 1,284
Presiding Officers 92,728
Polling Assistants 366,283
Election Constables 92,728
Tally Clerks 456
Sub total 633,331
5. Seconded, EC HQRs Uganda Police Force 126
Total 643,162
See Appendix XII for List of Commission Staff.
4.2.2 Temporary Staff
a. District Support Technicians (DSTs)
The District Support Technicians were recruited, trained and deployed in each district
and Kampala Capital City to provide information technology support during the
election period.
b. Sub-County and Parish Election Supervisors
In the Constitutional Court case; Rubaramira-Ruranga Vs Electoral Commission and
Attorney General (2006), court ruled, among others, that the Sub-county and Parish
Chiefs should not be deployed by the Electoral Commission as election officials. The
Commission, thus recruited and deployed 1,392 Sub county election supervisors and
7,431 Parish Election Supervisors countrywide during the period under review.
c. Printery staff
Six temporary staff were recruited to boost Printery personnel to handle the
voluminous printing work during the election period.
4.2.3 Adhoc Staff
a. Update Officers
Update of the National Voters’ Register was conducted from 7 th April 2015 to 30 th
April, 2015 during which period, the Commission recruited fourteen thousand four
hundred fifty eight (14,458) Update Officers to operate the seven thousand two
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hundred twenty nine (7,229) registration kits. In addition, Display Officers were
recruited, trained and deployed at each polling station from the 27 th July to 11 th
August 2015, for purposes of the display of the National Voters’ Register.
b. Display Officers
The Commission recruited, trained and deployed 28,010 Display Officers to display
the National Voters' Register at all polling stations countrywide.
c. Members of Parish Tribunals
A total of 37,050 Members of the Parish Tribunals were appointed and deployed by
the Judiciary, but trained and paid by the Commission to determine objections on
inclusion and non-inclusion of voters in the National Voters’ Register in accordance
with Section 25(5) of the Electoral Commission Act, Cap.140 (as amended).
d. Packers
A total of 334 packers were deployed and they packed 88,091 polling kits for each
category of elections-Presidential, General Parliamentary and Local Government
Councils levels, and Special Interest Groups elections.
e. Mobilized Drivers
A total of 1,284 Motor Vehicles and Drivers were mobilized from Government
Ministries, Agencies, Departments and Local Government Councils and deployed
for a period of one month. Subsistence allowance and fuel to the Drivers and
vehicles was processed and paid. The vehicles were used both in the districts and at
the headquarters especially during the dispatch of polling kits, general supervision of
polling activities and collection and retrieval of both election materials as well as the
declaration of results forms.
f. Presiding Officers and Polling Assistants
A total of 92,728 Presiding Officers and 366,283 Polling Assistants were recruited,
trained and deployed to conduct polling day activities in all polling stations
countrywide for all categories of elections.
g. Election Constables
The Commission appointed, trained and deployed 92,728 Election Constables to
ensure orderliness during polling process at all polling stations countrywide.
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h. Tally Clerks
A total of 456 Tally Clerks were recruited, trained and deployed in 111 districts
and Kampala Capital City for purposes of tallying election results.
4.3 Financing the General Elections
The General Elections, 2015/2016 were mainly financed by the Government of the
Republic of Uganda. A total budget of Uganda Shillings 476,579,774,000 (Four
hundred seventy six billion five hundred seventy nine million seven hundred seventy
four thousand only) was approved for the General Elections in a phased manner, over
a period of four (4) Financial Years.
A sum of Uganda Shillings 9,057,542,000 (Nine billion fifty seven million, five
hundred forty two thousand) only was released during the FY2013/14; Uganda
Shillings. 117,637,541,000 (One hundred seventeen billion, six hundred thirty seven
million, five hundred forty one thousand) only was released in the FY2014/15; and
Ug. Shs 247,393,957,985 (Two hundred forty seven billion, three hundred ninety
three million, nine hundred fifty seven thousand nine hundred eighty five) only was
approved for the FY2015/16.
A supplementary funding of Uganda Shillings 47,155,974,000/= (Forty seven billion
one hundred fifty five million nine hundred seventy four thousand) was also released
to enable the Commission clear the outstanding balance on the procurement of the
Electronic Results Transmission and Dissemination System (ERTDS) that was
supposed to be partly funded by Donors who withdrew their support at the last minute
when the procurement process had been finalized and the Biometric Voter
Verification Kits (BVVK) which was not part of the original Budget.
4.3.1 Expenditure during the General Elections, 2015/2016
Table 8: Summary of expenditure during the General Elections, 2015/2016
Activity Budget (GOU) Supplementary
Budget (GOU)
UNDP Funds Total Release Actual
Expenditure
PHASE 1: 2013/2014 9,057,542,000 0 0 9,057,542,000 9,025,519,498
PHASE 2: 2014/2015 117,637,541,000 0 0 117,637,541,000 116,241,612,027
PHASE 3: 2015/2016 247,393,957,985 47,155,974,000 2,971,157,232 297,521,089,217 294,720,095,853
GRAND TOTAL 374,089,040,985 47,155,974,000 2,971,157,232 424,216,172,217 419,987,227,378
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The Electoral Commission spent a total of Ug. Shs. 419,987,227,378/= (Four hundred
nineteen billion nine hundred eighty seven million two hundred twenty seven
thousand three hundred seventy eight) spread out over a period of three Financial
Years. Funds in Phase: 4 are provided for in the FY 2016/2017. The detailed
expenditure spent during the General Elections, 2015/2016 is in Appendix VI.
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CHAPTER FIVE
VOTER REGISTRATION, GENERAL UPDATE AND DISPLAY OF THE
NATIONAL VOTERS’ REGISTER
5.1 Introduction
Voter registration is a core function of the Electoral Commission. Subject to Art.59 of
the Constitution and in accordance with Art.61(e) and Sec. 18 of Electoral
Commission Act, the Commission is required to compile, maintain, revise and update
the National Voters’ Register (NVR). Registration of a citizen as a voter is, however,
optional and under Section 19(1)(b) (i) & (ii) of the Electoral Commission Act
provides that a person can only register and vote from where one originates or resides.
In April 2014 the Government of Uganda embarked on a Mass Enrollment of citizens
of 16 years and above under a multi-sectoral project-National Security Information
System (NSIS). The NSIS project provided data of registered citizens of 18 years and
above, with bio-data, photographs, fingerprints and signature from which the
Commission compiled a National Voters' Register which was updated from 7 th April
2015 to 11 th May 2015 in all the Parishes countrywide. During the update exercise
new voters were registered and transfers made.
After the update exercise, the NVR was cleaned and taken back to the field for
display. During the display exercise voters confirmed their particulars on the NVR,
objected to the inclusion of non-eligible voters and/ or the omission of eligible voters.
The Commission, thus compiled and updated a register comprising of voters who
were subjected to citizenship verification and had photographs, fingerprints and
signature for ease of verification and identification compared to registers used in
previous elections.
5.2 General Update of the National Voters’ Register
In fulfillment of Article 61 (1) (e) of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda (as
amended), the Electoral Commission compiled and updated the National Voters’
Register (NVR), from which the following Registers were extracted;
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a. Voters’ Register for election of Youth Councils/Committees and their
representatives to Parliament and Local Government Councils;
b. Voters’ Register for the election of Older Persons Councils and Committees as
well as their representatives to the Local Government Councils;
c. Voters' Register for the election of Persons With Disability (PWD’s) their
Councils and Committees as well as representatives to Parliament and the Local
Government Councils;
d. Voters' Register for the election of Representatives of Professional Bodies to
Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA);
e. Voters' Register for the election of UPDF Representatives to Parliament, and;
f. Voters' Register for the election of Workers’ Representatives to Parliament.
Update teams were deployed at update centers countrywide to capture voter
particulars.
Plate 4 illustrates an Update session in progress. After processing the Update Returns,
the total number of registered voters was 15,245,476.
Plate 4: The Update Exercise in Progress
5.3 Display of the National Voters’ Register
The Electoral Commission is required, under Section 25 of the Electoral Commission
Act, to display the national voters’ register for a period of at least twenty one (21) days.
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An additional ten (10) days is allowed for natural justice processes, making a total
display period of at least thirty one (31) days. The National Voters’ Register for all the
28,010 polling stations was processed and dispatched for the display exercise. The
recommended deletions were also displayed for purposes of raising objections, if any.
See Plate 5.
PLATE 5: The NVR on Display
During the display exercise, voters had the opportunity to raise objections regarding
inaccurate information on the register. The voters also confirmed their registration
status. The law provides for the parish tribunals to participate in identifying eligible
voters in their respective parishes. The tribunals were accordingly, recruited,
appointed and deployed by the Chief Magistrates of the magisterial areas.
In accordance with Section 25 of the Electoral Commission Act, the National Voters’
Register was displayed at each of the polling stations countrywide from 22 nd July,
2015 to 11 th August, 2015.
5.4 Processing of Display Returns
After the display exercise and the period for natural justice, the Commission processed
the display returns and analyzed them for duplicates. At the end of the exercise, a total
of Fifteen million two hundred seventy seven thousand one hundred ninety eight
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(15,277,198) registered voters remained on the National Voters’ Register. They were
spread in the twenty eight thousand ten (28,010) polling stations country wide.
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CHAPTER SIX
VOTER EDUCATION, TRAINING AND PUBLICITY
6.1 Introduction
Article 1 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda vests all power in the people
of Uganda. The people are required to exercise their sovereignty in accordance with
the law. In order to exercise this responsibility, the people must be informed. Voter
Education and Publicity create awareness and knowledge among the electorate and
spells out the roles of the various stakeholders in the whole electoral process.
The Commission in exercise of its power under Article 61 (1) (g) of the Constitution
carried out comprehensive voter education and publicity on re-organisation of polling
stations, demarcation of electoral areas, update of the National Voters’ Register,
election of Councils/Committees for all the Special Interest Groups (SIG’s), display
of the National Voters Register, nominations, campaigns and polling activities for the
General Elections, 2015/2016 .
6.2 Voter Education
6.2.1 Voter Education Strategies
The Electoral Commission undertook the following activities to sensitize the
electorate in order to enhance their participation in the General Elections, 2015/2016:
a. Accredited forty six (46) Non-Governmental and Civil Society Organisations to
supplement its efforts in the conduct voter education in accordance with the
provisions of the Electoral Commission Act;
b. Deployed foot personnel using megaphones to reach out to remote villages, slums
and in places with restricted accessibility to the media;
c. Organised special events targeting the youths, through musical shows, road
shows, road blitzes and entertainment spots involving popular artists as
ambassadors;
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d. Produced promotional materials which were issued and used by contracted firms
on radios and televisions, through the print media and audio visual aids in
delivering uniform voter education messages and publicity drives;
e. Conducted public awareness campaigns through regular briefing of stakeholders
on the modalities for all the electoral activities. The briefings were conducted at
twelve (12) regional centres. The stakeholders that benefited from the briefing
programmes included Political Parties/Organisations, Security Agencies, Nongovernmental
Organisations (NGOs), Civil Society Organisations, Development
Partners, Local Government / District staff and the Press.
f. Produced voter education materials translated into 15 widely spoken local
languages. These included:
i. Posters, Brochures and Fliers;
ii. Handbooks, Guidelines on elections, and;
iii. Publications, Calendars, Newsletters and Dairies.
g. Placed radio announcements and spot messages on a daily basis on selected FM
radio stations;
h. Erected Billboards and Street Poles at strategic locations country wide to allow
visibility, sharing of voter education messages;
i. Placed Newspaper inserts in the major newspapers;
j. Produced audio visual messages for television with sign language;
k. Conducted sensitization sessions in Universities and other Higher Institutions of
Learning;
l. Sent bulk SMS messages to voters indicating their voting locations; and
m. Hosted messages on websites (New Vision, Monitor Newspapers and the
Independent magazine). One of the Voter Education sessions is in Plate 6.
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Plate 6: One of the Voter Education Sessions
6.3 Training of Election Officials and Other Stakeholders
One of the Electoral Commission’s strategies during the General Elections,
2015/2016 was to carry out a comprehensive training programme for its election
officials and other major stakeholders. Accordingly, Returning Officers/ District
Registrars, Assistants Retuning Officers/Assistants District Registrars, Sub County
and Parish Supervisors, were trained as Trainers of Trainers (TOTs). The TOTs in
turn trained all the Election officials, political parties/organisations and candidates’
agents. The Commission also organised national, regional and district sensitization
workshops which were beneficial to the media personnel, security officials, accredited
NGO’s, opinion leaders, political parties/agents, district and local leaders and other
stakeholders.
The Electoral Commission organised specialized training for permanent staff. The
training programme was facilitated using the model of Building Resources in
Democracy, Governance and Elections (BRIDGE).
6.4 Public Relations and Publicity during General Elections
The Electoral Commission continued, to positively enhance its public image. This
was done through stakeholder engagements and providing information to the public
about electoral activities as they unfolded, interactive talk shows, conducting press
briefings and press conferences, issuing press releases, social media interaction,
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hosted election information on online media and the Commission website, organizing
and holding advocacy public prayers with the involvement of religious leaders.
Plate 7 shows the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission addressing one of the
press conferences.
PLATE 7: The Chairperson/EC, Eng. Dr. Badru M. Kiggundu, [Centre], Comm.
Steven D. Ongaria [Right] and Secretary EC, Mr. Sam A. Rwakoojo [Left]
addressing a press conference.
6.5 The Media
Through engaging the media, the public was informed, educated and the relevant
electorate information was disseminated appropriately to all stakeholders.
The Electoral Commission has an open-door policy which enables the public to raise
inquiries and get response as fast as possible. Under this policy, the Commission
responded to media queries and public inquiries that were raised at every stage of the
electoral process.
The Commission, with the support from UNDP conducted media training on the
relevant electoral laws, Press and Journalists Act, inclusive. This enabled the media
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acquire knowledge and skills in election reporting. Further support was reflected in
hosting meetings with stratified levels of the media fraternity and sponsored bulk
SMSs on peace campaigns, as well as sponsoring the first ever Joint Presidential
Debates.
6.6 Funding Voter Education by Development Partners
The Government of Uganda in conjunction with the Development Partners supported
the following activities:
1) Training of Returning Officers and Assistant Returning Officers, Conflict
Resolution Officers, Trainers (T.O.T) for polling day officials (UNDP);
2) Conduct of Voter Education Road Shows on polling activities by the contracted
firms (UNDP);
3) Production of posters, flyers, and banners on polling station locations in the 15
widely spoken local languages (EU); and
4) Dissemination of polling station locations for the voters through bulk SMS by
International Foundation for Electoral systems (IFES).
6.7 Voter Education and Publicity Outputs
The above strategies yielded the following outputs:
i. An informed electorate and public on the election programmes, procedures and
election related malpractices and offences;
ii. Provision of opportunity for feedback from the public/audience especially during
live radio and television talk shows (phone-ins);
iii. Wider outreach and messages disseminated through several media outlets
countrywide;
iv. Higher voter turn-out and participation by the youth ; and
v. Accessibility to messages translated into local languages.
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CHAPTER SEVEN
PARTICIPATION OF THE NATIONAL CONSULTATIVE FORUM AND OTHER
STAKEHOLDERS IN THE GENERAL ELECTIONS
7.1 Introduction
The Political Parties and Organisations (PPOA) Act, mandates the Electoral
Commission to register political parties/organisations. Currently there are twenty nine
(29) registered political parties under the umbrella organization - the National
Consultative Forum (NCF).
Section 20 of the Political Parties and Organisations Act, 2005 provides for the
formation of the National Consultative Forum for Political Parties and Organisations.
The Forum was launched by the Commission at a meeting held on 17 th August 2010.
Section 20A (1) of PPOA provides for the nomination of both the Chairperson and
Vice Chairperson of the National Consultative Forum.
The Chairperson is nominated from among members of the Forum by the majority
party in Parliament. The Vice Chairperson is nominated from among members of the
Forum by the majority opposition party in Parliament; and the Secretary to the
Electoral Commission shall be the Secretary to the Forum.
7.2 NCF in the Electoral Process
The NCF was accredited and observed the General Elections, 2015/2016. Seventeen
(17) out of the 29 registered political parties participated at the various levels of the
General Elections; and four of these, namely; the National Resistance Movement
(NRM), the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), the Peoples, Development Party
(PDP) and Famers’ Party of Uganda (FPU) sponsored presidential candidates. The
rest of the Presidential candidates were Independents. The full list of the registered
political parties and organisations are in Appendix VII.
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7.3 National Election Liaison Committee
During the General Elections, 2015/2016 , the Commission put in place a National
Electoral Liaison Committee (NELC) at national level and the District Electoral
Liaison Committee (DELC) at the district levels. The main activity was to act as a
stop gap measure for handling complaints/issues from the participating political
parties and independent candidates; and resolving any possible conflicts, in the
absence of the National Consultative Forum for Political Parties and Organisations
(NCF).
However, due to the nature of complaints received the Commission handled them in
accordance with Art.61(1)(f) and Sec.15 of the Electoral Commission Act. Other
election related complaints were handled by the District Electoral Liaison Committee
(DELC) and complaints which were criminal in nature were referred to the Police.
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CHAPTER EIGHT
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES AND THE CAMPAIGN PERIOD
8.1 Introduction
In accordance with Section 8 of the Presidential Elections Act, Sec. 9 of the
Parliamentary Election Act and Sec.119 of the Local Governments Act, the Electoral
Commission appointed nomination dates, venues and appointed time for nomination
of candidates. (See Table 9).
Table 9: Nomination Dates, Venues and Appointed Time
Category of
Candidates
Date Venue Appointed
Time
Presidential 3 rd – 4 th Nov. 2015 Mandela National
Stadium Namboole,
Wakiso District.
Parliamentary 2 nd -3 rd Dec. 2015 District Returning
Officers’ Offices
10:00AM-
4:00PM
9:00AM-
5:00PM
District/City,
Municipal/City
Division Local
Government
Councils
19 th – 23 rd Oct.
2015
District Returning
Officers’ Offices
9:00AM-
5:00PM
Sub county/Town/
Municipal Division
Local Government
Councils
19 th – 23 rd Oct.
2015
County Headquarters
9:00AM-
5:00PM
8.2 Nomination of Presidential Candidates
The nomination of Presidential Candidates was presided over by the Chairperson of
the Electoral Commission, as the Returning Officer for the Presidential nominations.
The requirements for nomination of the Presidential Candidates are provided for
under Section 10 of the Presidential Elections Act.
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The nomination of a candidate as required under this provision, shall be supported by
not less than one hundred registered voters from each of, at least, two thirds of the
districts of Uganda. This meant that for one to qualify for nomination as a Presidential
candidate, his/her nomination had to be supported by not less than One hundred (100)
registered voters from each of at least 75 of 112 districts of Uganda.
The other nomination requirements include being a citizen of Uganda aged between
35 and 75 years, possessing an advanced level of education or its equivalent and being
a registered voter.
The aspiring presidential candidates were requested to submit lists of supporters of
their nomination to the Commission for verification at least two (2) weeks before the
nomination dates.
A total of forty nine (49) aspirants picked nomination forms from the Commission.
However, only eleven (11) returned lists of supporters of their nomination from at
least two thirds (2/3) of Districts as required by law. Eight (8) aspirants complied with
nomination requirements, were duly nominated as presidential candidates for the
General Elections, 2015/2016 as presented in the specimen ballot paper in Plate 8.
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Plate 8: The Specimen Ballot Paper bearing the eight Presidential Candidates.
The summary of nominated candidates for the Presidential elections 2015/2016 is
shown in Table 10.
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Table 10: Nominated Presidential Candidates for the General Elections,
2015/2016
Names of Candidate
Yoweri Kaguta Museveni
Political Party/
Organisation/
Independent
National Resistance
Movement
Date/Time Nominated
Tuesday 3 rd November
10:00am
Amama Mbabazi Independent Tuesday 3 rd November
11:00am
Baryamureeba Venansius Independent Tuesday 3 rd November
12:00pm
Kizza Besigye
Bwanika Abed
Forum for Democratic
Change
People’s Development
Party
Wednesday 4 th November
11:am
Wednesday 4 th November
12:pm
Mabirizi Joseph Independent Wednesday 4 th November
2:00pm
Maureen Waluube Kyalya Independent Wednesday 4 th November
Benon Biraaro Independent Wednesday 4 th November
The Commission provided each of the eight (08) presidential candidates with security
details for their campaigns and at their residencies, a fully fueled and maintained
vehicle and driver for use as provided by the law.
8.3 Nomination of Parliamentary Candidates
Nomination of candidates for election as Directly Elected Members of Parliament and
District Woman Representatives to Parliament took place on 2 nd and 3 rd December,
2015 at the District Returning Officers’ Offices country wide.
At the end of the nomination exercise, one thousand three hundred thirty seven
(1,337) candidates were nominated to contest as Members of Parliament for the 290
constituencies and four hundred six (406) candidates as one hundred and twelve (112)
District Woman Representatives to Parliament.
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Nomination of candidates to represent SIGs in Parliament were carried out as follows;
Table 11: Nomination of SIGs Representatives in Parliament
Type of Representation in
Parliament
Representatives of UPDF in
Parliament
Representatives of PWDs in
Parliament
Representatives (4) of Youth in
Parliament (regional)
Nomination Venue
Bombo Land Forcers
Headquarters
Electoral Commission
Headquarters
Designated regional
centers
No. of
Nominated
Candidates
Representatives of Workers in Mandela National
11
Parliament
Stadium, Namboole
Woman Representative of the Hoima Municipality 3
Youth in Parliament
Total 73
30
14
15
8.3.1 Nominated Candidates for Directly Elected Members of Parliament
The nominated candidates for Directly Elected Members of Parliament by political
affiliation and gender are presented in Table 12:
Table 12:
Nominated Candidates for Member of Parliament by Political
Affiliation and Gender, 2016
Parties/
Organisations
Male
Candidates
Female Candidates Total Nominated
Candidates
AP 1 0 1
CP 2 0 2
DP 78 7 85
FDC 197 4 201
INDEPENDENT 656 47 703
JEEMA 11 0 11
NRM 267 23 290
PDP 1 0 1
PPP 5 0 5
RWYP 3 0 3
SDP 3 0 3
UFA 4 3 7
UPC 24 0 24
UPM 1 0 1
Total
Nominated
1,253 84 1,337
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8.4 Candidates Elected Unopposed as Members of Parliament
After the closure of the nomination exercise, six (06) Members of Parliament (directly
elected), five (05) District Woman representatives to Parliament and one
representative of the PWDs, all from the National Resistance Movement (NRM)
were elected unopposed. These were from the following constituencies:
i) Members of Parliament: Buyaga County West, Bwamba County, Bugahya
County, Mawogola North County, Nyabushozi County and Ruhinda North
County;
ii) District Woman Representative to Parliament: - Kibaale, Adjumani, Koboko,
Bududa and Napak districts; and
iii) A representative of the PWDs to Parliament (Eastern Region).
8.5 Nomination of Candidates for Local Government Councils
The Commission nominated candidates to the various Local Government councils on
the dates indicated in Table 11. At the end of the nomination exercise a total of
(39,684) candidates were nominated as in Appendix VIII.
8.6 Campaign Period for Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government
Councils’ Elections
After the nomination exercise, the public was given sufficient time to inspect the
nomination papers and raise complaints, if any. The respective candidates’ campaigns
programs were harmonized by the Returning Officers together with candidates and/or
their agents. Campaign periods for the General Elections were scheduled as indicated
in Table 13.
Table 13: Schedule of Campaign Period for the General Election, 2015/16
Category of Election
Campaign Period
Presidential 9 th Nov, 2015 – 16 th Feb. 2016
Parliamentary 7 th Dec, 2015 – 16 th Feb, 2016
Local Government Councils 27 th October, 2015 – 8 th March, 2016
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At Presidential campaign level, candidates/candidates' official agents signed a
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Commission under the following
terms, among others -
a) Compliance with the harmonized campaign program;
b) any change arising from (a) above was to be communicated to the Commission in
a timely manner;
c) Commission to consult and amend the campaign program within 48 hours, where
practicable; and
d) Commission to communicate changes, if any, to the respective stakeholders.
The candidates, largely complied with the terms set out under the MOU.
8.7 Security during the Campaign Period
The Commission, in liaison with the Uganda Police Force (UPF), provided escort
teams for each of the Presidential candidates, including day and night residential
security. The Uganda Police further ensured adequate security at all the campaign
venues countrywide. The campaign period was generally calm and peaceful, save for
a few reported incidences of clashes at campaign venues and use of party symbols by
independent candidates. These incidences were accordingly addressed as and when
they were reported.
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CHAPTER NINE
PRE-POLLING ACTIVITIES
9.1 Introduction
The printing of ballot papers for Presidential, General Parliamentary and Local
Government Council elections was one of the major activities undertaken in preparation
for polling day activities. Following a competitive bidding process, four (04) companies
were awarded tenders to print, pack and deliver ballot papers. The printing of all ballot
papers for various levels of elections commenced on 29 th December, 2015 and ended on
28 th February, 2016. The ballot papers were delivered on time.
The Commission invited Political Parties/Organisations and Independent Candidates to
observe the process of printing and delivery of ballot papers. Two Political
Parties/Organizations (NRM and FDC) and Candidate Amama Mbabazi (Independent)
sent representatives to observe the printing process.
9.2 Packing and Delivery of Polling Kits
9.2.1 Packing
Packing of the polling kits for the various levels of elections commenced on 3 rd
January, 2016. The contents of the polling kit included the following: ballot papers,
voters’ registers, Declaration of Results Form, generic polling forms, indelible ink,
endorsing ink, stamp pads, pens, strings and polythene sheets. (See Appendix V).
The Commission enlisted services of Uganda Prisons Service to re-enforce the
Commission capacity in the packing and dispatch of polling kits.
9.2.2 Dispatch of Polling Materials
The Commission packed and dispatched polling materials in phases as follows:
a) generic materials that included transparent ballot boxes, basins, solar lamps and
cordoning tapes;
b) non generic materials including BVVKs and VLS; and
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c) polling kits, including ballot papers, voters register, Declaration of Results Form,
9.3 Polling Days
generic polling forms, indelible ink, endorsing ink, stamp pads, pens, strings and
polythene sheets packed in metallic boxes. (See Appendix V).
Article 61 (2) of the Constitution provides that the Electoral Commission shall hold
presidential, general parliamentary and local government council elections within the
first thirty (30) days of the last ninety (90) days before the expiration of the term of
the President.
The Commission in appointing polling days for the various elective offices
representatives of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) inclusive, was therefore guided by
the foregoing constitutional provision. Table 14 shows polling dates for the elective
offices which were accordingly appointed and gazetted.
Table 14: Polling Dates
Category of elections
Appointed Polling Dates
i. Presidential 18 th February 2016;
ii. Parliamentary 18 th February 2016;
o Youth 29 th February 2016;
o PWDs 22 nd February 2016;
o Workers 11 th March 2016;
o UPDF 4 th March 2016
iii. District/City Local Government
Council
24 th February 2016;
o Councillors representing SIGs (Youths,
PWDs, Older Persons)
3 rd March 2016;
iv. Municipal Local Government Council 2 nd March 2016;
o Councillors representing SIGs (Youths,
PWDs, Older Persons)
4 th March 2016;
v. Sub county Local Government Council 9 th March 2016;
o Councillors representing SIGs (Youths,
PWDs, Older Persons)
10 th March 2016;
vi. Members of Youth
Councils/Committees
o Members of Councils and Committees of
People With Disabilities
18 th September to 23 rd
November, 2015;
o Members of Councils and Committees of
Older Persons
18 th September to 23 rd
November, 2015.
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The polling activities at each polling station were conducted by the Presiding
Officers, Polling Assistants, Polling Constables and an Orderly Officer (at respective
polling centres).
9.4 Pre-Polling Activities
In accordance with Section 18 (A) of the Electoral Commission Act, the Commission
provided a copy of the National Voters’ Register to the participating Political
Parties/Organisations for use on polling day.
The Commission put in place a National Complaints/Information Desk at the
Commission Headquarters and at each of the Districts to provide information and
handle complaints and inquiries, as and when they arose, on polling dates.
Toll free lines were installed at the Commission Headquarters to expedite the process
of providing information and handling complaints and inquiries. Polling was
conducted between 7.00 am and 4.00 pm, countrywide. This was preceded by setting
up the polling stations as per the layout indicated in PLATE 9.
PLATE 9: Layout of the Polling Station
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CHAPTER TEN
POLLING AND ELECTION RESULTS
10.1 Introduction
On 18 th February, 2016, the Commission conducted Presidential and Parliamentary
Elections. Counting of votes cast for candidates was done at the respective polling
stations and results announced in full view of those present. After polling each
Presiding Officer delivered the results and the sealed ballot box to the sub
county/division Headquarters for onward transmission to the Returning Office in
accordance with the provisions of the Law.
10.2 Vote Counting, Announcement and Delivery of Results
After closure of polls, the Presiding Officer, in the presence and full view of all
present opened the ballot box and emptied the content. Thereafter, counting of votes
cast for each candidate was done at the respective polling stations and results
accordingly announced.
A copy of the Declaration of Results (DR) Form signed by the Presiding Officer and
Candidates Agents was displayed at the Polling Station; while a copy was provided to
each candidate/agent. Another copy, together with the Official Report Book (ORB)
were sealed in tamper evident envelopes and delivered to the results collection centres
for onward delivery to the District Returning Officers for tallying, escorted by the
Police and Political Parties’/Candidates/agents. Similar arrangement applied to the
Local Government Council elections.
10.3 Tallying, Transmission, Ascertaining and Declaration of Results
The Commission acquired and installed an Election Results Transmission and
Dissemination System (ERTDS). The system enabled the Commission to tally
election results at the district and transmit presidential election results from the district
to the national tally centre. The declaration of result forms for presidential and
general parliamentary elections were generated from the system.
Results for the presidential elections were announced at the polling stations, delivered
and tallied at the District Tally Centres and transmitted to the National Tally Centre at
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the Mandela National Stadium, Namboole by the respective District Returning
Officers for aggregation, ascertaining and declaration by the Commission.
This system enabled the Commission to provide substations for Political Parties/
Organisations/ Candidates’ representatives, observers, the media and other
stakeholders to instantaneously view presidential election results as they were being
received and tallied. This system enhanced transparency in the tallying process.
A similar process was followed for the Parliamentary and Local Government Council
elections (SIGs representatives inclusive) at the District level, except that the tallying
and declaration of results was done by the respective District Returning Officers.
10.4 Presidential Election Results
The presidential election results for General Elections, 2015/2016 are presented in
Table 15 and Fig. 2.
Table 15: Presidential Election Results, 2016
Name Of Candidate Party Votes Percentage
Obtained
Abed Bwanika Peoples’
89,005 0.90% Of valid
Amama Mbabazi
Development Party
Independent 136,519 1.39%
votes cast
for
Baryamureeba Independent 52,798 0.54% candidates
Venansius
Benon Buta Biraaro Farmers’ Party of 25,600 0.26%
Uganda
Kizza Besigye Kifefe Forum for
3,508,687 35.61%
Democratic Change
Mabiriizi Joseph Independent 24,498 0.25%
Maureen Faith Independent 42,833 0.43%
Kyalya Waluube
Yoweri Kaguta NRM 5,971,872 60.62%
Museveni
Total Number of Valid Votes Cast for 9,851,812
Candidates
Total Number of Rejected (INVALID) Ballot
Papers
477,319 4.62%
Total Number of Ballot Papers Counted 10,329,131 67.61% of
Registered
Voters
Total Number of Spoilt Ballots 29,005
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Candidate Yoweri Kaguta Museveni of the National Resistance Movement Party
having obtained the highest number of votes cast and absolute majority of valid votes
during the election, was accordingly declared the winner of the Presidential elections
at 16.38pm on Saturday 20 th February, 2016. The Presidential Elections Results were
published in the Uganda Gazette Vol. CIX No. 13; dated 1 st March, 2016 under
General Notice No. 124 of 2016.
Fig. 2: Votes cast for Presidential Candidates
10.5 Parliamentary Election Results.
The detailed results for Directly Elected Members of Parliament are presented in
Appendix IX while the District Woman Representatives to Parliament are in
Appendix X. Elected SIGs representative in parliament are listed in Appendix XI.
10.6 Local Government Council Election Results
The detailed results for Local Government Council Election are presented in a CD
marked Volume II of this report, attached at the back cover.
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CHAPTER ELEVEN
ELECTION PETITIONS
11.1 Introduction
Article 61(1) (f) of the 1995 Constitution and Section 15 of the Electoral Commission
Act mandates the Electoral Commission to hear and determine election complaints
arising before and during polling.
11.2 Complaints/Petitions after Nominations
The Commission received and handled 277 pre-election complaints covering
academic qualifications, noncompliance with set age requirements, defacing and
tearing down of campaign posters, non-inclusion in the National Voters’ Register and
non-adherence to the campaign programmes, insufficient supporting signatures,
forgery of documents, non resignation by public servants intending to contest in the
elections within the prescribed time, among others.
It should be noted that a number of petitions that came to the Commission were a
result of grievances that were not properly addressed during party primary elections.
The Commission further notes that if this observation is not addressed, it will always
impact adversely on the Commission operations.
The Commission reversed 41 nominations out of which 19 were appealed to the High
Court under Sec. 15 of the Electoral Commission Act.
11.3 Election Petitions
After the conclusion of the presidential, general parliamentary and local government
council elections, a number of candidates who were aggrieved following the
declaration and gazetting of the election results filed petitions in the respective Courts
of Law.
11.4 Presidential Election Petition
Section 59 of the Presidential Elections Act provides that an aggrieved candidate may
petition the Supreme Court for an order that a person declared as President was not
validly elected. The Supreme Court shall inquire into and determine the petition
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expeditiously and shall declare its findings not later than 30 days from the date the
petition was filed.
In accordance with this provision, candidate Amama Mbabazi (Independent)
petitioned the Supreme Court (Presidential Election Petition No.1 of 2016)
challenging the election of candidate Yoweri Kaguta Museveni (NRM).
After due inquiry into the petition, the Supreme Court of nine Justices unanimously
dismissed it and declared candidate Yoweri Kaguta Museveni as having been validly
elected.
11.5 Parliamentary Election petitions
Under Section 60 of the Parliamentary Election Act, election petition shall be filed in
the High Court. In accordance with this Act, an election petition may be filed by any
of the following persons (a) a candidate who loses an election, or (b) a registered
voter in the constituency concerned supported by the signatures of not less than 500
voters registered in that constituency.
The common grounds for the petitions following the general parliamentary elections
included, among others;
i. Bribery by candidates,
ii.
iii.
iv.
Lack of requisite academic qualifications,
Non resignation by public servants,
Non compliance with the law, and
v. Forgery of requisite documents.
There were 135 parliamentary election petitions filed in the High Court, out of which
92 have been concluded, 66 won against 26 lost (See the summary in Table 16).
Table 16: Summary of Status of Parliamentary Election Petitions as of 11 th
August 2016
Status High Court Lost and affected
persons appealed
Won/settled/
withdrawn
Concluded 92 (68.15%) 26 (28.15%) 66 (71.74%)
Pending Hearing and 43 (31.85%)
Judgment
Total 135
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11.6 Local Government Council Election Petitions
In accordance with the provision of Section 138 (1) of the Local Governments Act,
an aggrieved candidate for chairperson may petition the High Court for an order that
a person declared as the Chairperson of a local government council was not validly
elected and (2) a person qualified to petition under Sub section (3) who is aggrieved
by the declaration of a councilor may petition the Chief Magistrate's Court having
jurisdiction in the Constituency. Under this said Act, an election petition shall be
filed within fourteen (14) days after the day on which the results of the election have
been notified by the Electoral Commission in the gazette.
The general grounds for the petitions following the general Local Government
Council elections included, among others;
i. Bribery by candidates,
ii.
iii.
iv.
Lack of academic qualifications (in the case of the District Chairperson),
Non resignation by public servants,
Non compliance with set age requirements,
v. Non compliance with the law, and
vi.
Forgery of requisite documents (in the case of the District Chairperson).
There were 85 Local Government Council election petitions filed in the High
Court/Chief Magistrate's Court, out of which 27 have been concluded, 19 won against
eight lost (see the Summary Table 17).
Table 17: Summary of Status of Local Government Election Petitions as of
11 th August 2016
Status
High/Chief
Magistrate
Court
Lost and
affected
persons
appealed
Won/settled/
withdrawn
Concluded 27 (32%) 08 (30%) 19 (70%)
Pending Hearing and
58 (68%)
Judgment
Total 85
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The Electoral Commission contracted pre qualified private law firms to compliment
the efforts of its Legal Chambers in handling the aforementioned petitions
countrywide, which have to be concluded within the legal time frame, given the
volume of the petitions filed.
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CHAPTER TWELVE
SWEARING -IN OF ELECTED LEADERS
12.1 Introduction
In accordance with Section 58 of the Presidential Election Act, a person elected
President shall assume office within twenty four hours after expiration of the term of
the predecessor and in any other case, within twenty four hours after being declared
elected President.
Pursuant to Article 61 (2) of the Constitution all elective offices expire with the
expiration of the term of office of the President. In that regard, all elected leaders had
to be sworn within the month of May 2016.
12.2 President-Elect
Following the 2015/2016presidential election, a swearing-in ceremony was conducted
on 12 th May, 2016 at the Kololo Ceremonial Grounds, Kampala where the
Chairperson of the Electoral Commission presented the President-Elect Yoweri
Kaguta Museveni to be sworn-in by His Lordship the Hon. Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Uganda. A caption of the ceremony is presented in Plates 10 and
11 below.
Plate 10 : The Chairperson EC, Eng. Dr. Badru M. Kiggundu reading the
citation which introduced the President-Elect for Swearing-in.
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PLATE 11: The President Elect, H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni (in Hat),
accompanied by the First Lady, Janet Kataha Museveni, being sworn-in by the
Chief Justice, Bart Magunda Katureebe (in wig) as the Head Public Service Dr.
John Mitala looks on.
12.3 Swearing-in of other Elected Leaders
The elected Members of the 10 th Parliament were subsequently sworn-in on the 16 th ,
17 th and 18 th May, 2016, at the Parliamentary Buildings, Kampala. The elected
Chairpersons and Councillors took their oaths of office at various Local Government
Council levels during the month of May 2016.
12.4 Residual Elections
The Commission rescheduled elections in some electoral areas and conducted them
on 31 st May 2016. The residual elections were as a result of:
Death of some candidates after their nomination but before polling;
Lack of nominated candidates for some electoral areas;
Candidates obtaining same number of votes (tie);
Non-compliance with polling guidelines;
Election related malpractices in some electoral areas;
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Violence at some polling stations; and
Miss-spelt names and and/or mix-up of candidates’ symbols on the ballot
paper (mismatches in ballot papers).
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN
ELECTION OBSERVATION
13.1 Introduction
Election observation has become a common feature in election management. The
General Elections, 2015/2016 attracted both local and international observers.
A total of 3,363 observers were accredited to observe the General Elections. These
included 404 International Observers, 1436 National Observers, 101 International
Press members, 805 National Press members.
13.2 Election Observation
The observers were facilitated with a kit whose content included guidelines for
observers, media guidelines on elections, codes of conduct, Map of Uganda, electoral
laws, the abridged General Elections Roadmap, 2015/2016, the Handbook for
Election Observers, Polling Station layout poster, voter education messages,
telephone contacts of all District Returning Officers and contacts of the District
Police Commanders (DPCs). In addition, materials on tourism in Uganda were issued.
Other items availed to observers included identification tags, pocket facts, writing
pens, notebooks, brochures, bags, observer Caps and T-Shirts.
The main briefing of observers was conducted at Hotel Africana, Kampala on 15 th
February 2016 , before polling days. A caption of the briefing session is indicated in
Plate 12.
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Plate 12: Deputy Chairperson, Mr. J.N Biribonwa [Right] briefing a Section of
Election Observers
13.3 Observer Reports
Election Observers observed the General Elections, 2015/2016. By the time of
writing this report, a few of the observer groups had submitted their election
observation reports to the Commission. A conclusive position will be presented after
reviewing all the election Observer Reports submitted.
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN
CHALLENGES AND CONSTRAINTS FACED BY THE COMMISSION
14.1 Introduction
Elections are not merely activities or events on the polling day. They do encompass
all stages of planning, registration of eligible voters, update and display of the voters’
register, processing of display returns, nomination of candidates, campaigns, polling
day and post polling day activities. Throughout the process, the participation and
cooperation of all stakeholders is pertinent.
In the performance of its duties, the Electoral Commission put in place mechanisms to
ensure transparency, accountability and impartiality throughout the electoral process.
However, a few challenges were encountered in the process.
14.2 Voter Fatigue/Apathy
There was low voter turn out of during the local government council elections which
could be attributed to voter fatigue or apathy. The country has numerous elective
offices and various electoral cycles within the same period which leave the electorate
fatigued. Active participation of voters was experienced during the presidential and
general parliamentary elections, but decreased during the elections to lower offices.
This enthusiasm was evident on polling day activities only, at the expense of the other
electoral activities, like update of the voters’ register and display of the voters’
register.
14.3 Commercialization of Politics
Commercialization of politics is one of the causes of the electoral related malpractices
and violence during the electoral process, yet the country's cash economy makes it
very difficult to track the movement of money; and thus, remains a challenge.
14.4 Creation of New Administrative Units
Late creation of administrative units negatively impacted on the general elections
roadmap since they were not budgeted for, and calls for supplementary budget.
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Preparing the newly created units for elections includes re-demarcation of electoral
areas, reorganization and creation of polling stations, re-composition of local
government council, and creates confusion among voters and the public.
14.5 Staff Turn-Over/ Low Staff Remuneration
The Commission continues to lose senior and experienced staff to greener pastures
due to low staff remuneration. This remains a challenge.
14.6 Late enactment and/or Amendment of Enabling Laws
Late enactment and/or amendment of enabling laws leaves the Commission with
inadequate time to plan, budget, organise, conduct and supervise the General
Elections.
14.7 Delayed Delivery of Election Materials in some areas within Kampala Capital
City and Wakiso District
This development was due to an un anticipated loss of three days spent in printing of
declaration of results forms which resulted from the introduction of enhanced security
features on the forms.
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
15.1 Conclusion
The Electoral Commission successfully conducted the General Elections, 2015/2016
within the constitutional time frame; and the Observers reported that the election
results reflected the true will of the majority of the people of Uganda.
The Commission was adequately funded by the Government of the Republic of
Uganda and was able to procure all the equipment, vehicles and materials required for
the conduct of the General Elections and therefore, the electoral activities were
executed in accordance with the Strategic Plan and Roadmap, subject to the
Constitution.
The Commission put in place mechanisms to ensure that the elections were conducted
under a conducive environment. These included regular interactions with
stakeholders, online access to the National Voters’ Register, use of short messaging
services (SMSs), and Voter Location Slips (VLS) to locate voting/polling stations, the
Biometric Voter Verification Systems (BVVS) and use of the Election Results
Transmission and Dissemination Systems (ERTDS).
The Commission was able to have in place an elected President (1); an elected
Parliament (427 MPs); elected District/City Chairpersons/Lord Mayor (112) and their
Councillors (3,040); elected Municipality/City Division Chairpersons (39) and their
Councillors (1,185); elected Sub-county/Town/Municipal Division Chairpersons
(1,392) and their Councillors (22,748); and Youth Council/Committees countrywide
(66,816). The figures for Parliament and Local Government Councils include the
Representatives of Special Interest Groups (SIGs).
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15.2 Recommendations
The Commission recommends the following for future elections:
i. Timely enactment and amendment of electoral laws to enable the Commission
have enough time to implement them and formulate voter education messages
for dissemination. A twelve (12) months' period before a General Election is
proposed for all enactments/amendments to be place;
ii. Urgent improvement on the staff remuneration and welfare to avert continued
loss of senior and experienced staff to greener pastures;
iii. Continued treatment of the General Elections as a project so that they are
funded in phases;
iv. Provision of funds to build a suitable office facility for the Electoral
Commission Headquarters and field offices rather than continued
renting/hiring of office and storage space;
v. Facilitation for continuous voter education and training; and
vi. Government to enact stringent laws against commercialization of elections.
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REFERENCES:
The Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, 1995, (as amended); (UPPC)
The Electoral Commission Act Cap 140 (as amended); (UPPC)
The Presidential Elections Act, 2005, (as amended); (UPPC)
The Parliamentary Elections Act, 2005, (as amended); (UPPC)
The Political Parties and Organisations Act, 2005, (as amended); (UPPC)
The Local Governments Act Cap 243 (as amended); (UPPC)
The National Youth Council Act Cap 319 (as amended); (UPPC)
Various Returning Officers field reports (unpublished)
Various Field Supervision, Monitoring and Evaluation Reports (unpublished).
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APPENDIX I
LEVELS, CATEGORIES AND MODE OF ELECTIONS IN UGANDA
Level and Category of Election
a) ELECTIVE POSITIONS
FILLED
Number
of
Vacancies
Mode of Election
President 1
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Ballot
Directly Elected Member of Parliament
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
290 Ballot
District Woman Representative in
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Parliament 112 Ballot
Members of Parliament Representing
Youth 5
Electoral College, Secret Ballot
Members of Parliament Representing
PWDs 5
Electoral College, Secret Ballot
Members of Parliament Representing
Workers 5
Electoral College, Secret Ballot
Members of Parliament Representing
UPDF 10
Electoral College, Secret Ballot
TOTAL NUMBER OF ELECTIVE OFFICES 428 INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT
District/City Local Government
District/City Chairperson
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
112 Ballot
District/City Directly Elected
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Councillors 1,409 Ballot
District/City Women Councillors
forming ⅓of Councils 959
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Ballot
District/City Councillors Representing
Special Interest Groups (Youth,
672 Electoral College, Secret Ballot
PWDs, Older Persons)
Councillors Representing Professional
Bodies at KCCA 4
Electoral College, Secret Ballot
Municipality/City Division Local Government
Municipality/City Division
Chairperson 39
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Ballot
Municipality/City Division Directly
Elected Councillors 578
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Ballot
Municipality/City Division Women
Councillors forming ⅓of Councils 373
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Ballot
Municipality/City Councillors
Representing Special Interest Groups 234 Electoral College, Secret Ballot
(Youth, PWDs, Older Persons)
Sub-county/Town/Municipal Division Local Government
Sub-county/Town/Municipal Division
Chairperson 1,392
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Ballot

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Number
Level and Category of Election of
Vacancies
Sub-county/Town/Municipal Division
Directly Elected Councillors 7,529
Sub-county/Town/Municipal Division
Women Councillors forming ⅓of
6,867
Councils
Sub-county/Town/Municipal Division
Councillors Representing Special
Interest Groups (Youth, PWDs, Older
Persons)
Total Number of Elective Offices 28,948
Village Committees
Parish Committees
Sub-county Committees
Municipality Committees
District Committees
Sub-total
Village Committees
Parish Committees
Sub-county Committees
Municipality Committees
District Committees
Sub-total
47 Village Committees
48 Parish Committees
49 Sub-county Committees
50 Municipality Committees
Women Councils /Committees
Mode of Election
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Ballot
Universal Adult Suffrage, Secret
Ballot
8,352 Electoral College, Secret Ballot
289,210
37,155
6,960
195
560
Electoral College, Lining up
Electoral College, Lining up
Electoral College, Lining up
Electoral College, Lining up
Electoral College, Secret Ballot
334,080
Youth Councils/ Committees
Electoral College, Lining up
520,578
Electoral College, Lining up
66,879
Electoral College, Lining up
12,528
Electoral College, Lining up
351
Electoral College, Secret Ballot
1,008
601,344
Committees For Older Persons
Electoral College, Lining up
289,210
Electoral College, Lining up
37,155
Electoral College, Lining up
6,960
Electoral College, Lining up
195

Level and Category of Election
51 District Committees
Number
of
Vacancies
1,008
Mode of Election
Electoral College, Secret Ballot
Sub-total
334,528
Committees For PWDs
52 Village Committees
Electoral College, Lining up
289,210
53 Parish Committees
Electoral College, Lining up
37,155
54 Sub-county Committees
Electoral College, Lining up
6,960
55 Municipality Committees
Electoral College, Lining up
195
56 District Committees 1,008 Electoral College, Secret Ballot
Sub-total
b) ELECTIVE POSITIONS
NOT FILLED
57 Village Committees
58 Parish Committees
Sub-total
334,528
Administrative Units Councils
Universal Adult Suffrage, Lining up
578,420
Electoral College, Lining up
74,310
652,730
GRAND TOTAL
2,286,158
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APPENDIX II
The General Elections Roadmap, 2015/2016
DISPLAY OF THE NATIONAL VOTERS' REGISTER AND YOUTH, PWDS & OLDER PERSONS REGISTERS IN LINE WITH ECA SEC.
24(1) & SEC. 25(1).
No. Electoral Activities Start Finish
1 Recruitment and Training of Display Officers Wednesday, July 1, 2015 Tuesday, July 21, 2015
2
3
Display of the National Voters' Register at each Polling Station.
In line with ECA Sec. 24(1) & Sec. 25(1).
Display of Youth, PWDs & Older Persons Registers in each
Parish
Wednesday, July 22, 2015 Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Wednesday, July 22, 2015 Friday, July 31, 2015
4 Preparation of SIGs Display Returns for Tribunal meeting Saturday, August 1, 2015 Sunday, August 2, 2015
5 Parish Tribunal Meetings for SIGs Display Registers Monday, August 3, 2015 Tuesday, August 4, 2015
6
Display of Tribunal Recommendations for Youth, PWDs &
Older Persons Registers in each Parish
Wednesday, August 5, 2015 Monday, August 10, 2015
7 Retrieval of SIGs Display Returns from Parishes to EC HQs Tuesday, August 11, 2015 Friday, August 14, 2015
8 Parish Tribunal Meetings over the National Voters' Register Wednesday, August 12, 2015 Thursday, August 13, 2015
9
10
Display of Tribunal recommendations at each Parish. In line with
ECA Sec. 25(1a).
Processing of Youth, PWDs & Older Persons' Registers Display
Returns for Nominations and Polls
Friday, August 14, 2015 Monday, August 24, 2015
Saturday, August 15, 2015 Wednesday, August 19, 2015
11
Print and print finishing of Youth, PWDs & Older Persons'
Registers for Nominations
Thursday, August 20, 2015 Saturday, August 22, 2015
12 Dispatch of SIGs Registers for Nominations to the Districts Sunday, August 23, 2015 Monday, August 24, 2015
11
12
Packing and delivery of Polling Materials for Youth, PWDs &
Older Persons Elections
Print and print finishing of Youth, PWDs & Older Persons
Registers for Polls
Tuesday, August 18, 2015 Friday, August 28, 2015
Saturday, August 22, 2015 Wednesday, August 26, 2015
13 Delivery of SIGs Nomination Registers to Subcounties Tuesday, August 25, 2015 Wednesday, August 26, 2015
14
15
16
17
Retrieval of National Voters' Register Display Returns from
Polling Stations to EC Hqs
Nomination of Candidates for Village Youth, PWDs & Older
Persons Elections at Subcounty/Town Council/Municipal
Division HQs
Cleaning and Processing the National Voters' Register for
Nominations
Harmonisation of Campaign Programmes at Parishes/Wards
Tuesday, August 25, 2015 Thursday, August 27, 2015
Thursday, August 27, 2015 Thursday, September 10, 2015
Friday, August 28, 2015 Saturday, September 26, 2015
Friday, September 11, 2015 Friday, September 11, 2015
18 Transmission of Nomination Returns to EC HQs Saturday, September 12, 2015 Sunday, September 13, 2015
19
20
21
Campaigns for Village Youth, PWDs & Older Persons
Candidates
Printing, packing and delivery of Voter Location Slips (VLS) to
Sub-counties
Friday, September 11, 2015
Wednesday, September 16,
2015
Sunday, September 27, 2015 Sunday, October 11, 2015
CONDUCTING VILLAGE YOUTH, PWDS & OLDER PERSONS COUNCILS AND COMMITTEES ELECTIONS
Polling Day for Village Older Persons Councils/Committees
Elections
Friday, September 18, 2015
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22
Polling Day for Village PWDs Councils/Committees Elections
Monday, September 21, 2015
23 Polling Day for Village Youth Councils/Committees Elections
24
Transmission of Copies of Declaration of Results Forms to ROs
Wednesday, September 23,
2015
Thursday, September 24, 2015 Thursday, September 24, 2015
25
26
CONDUCTING PARISH/WARD YOUTH, PWDS & OLDER PERSONS COUNCILS AND COMMITTEES ELECTIONS
Preparation of Parish/Ward Registers for Youth, PWDS & Older
Persons by Parish Supervisors
Nomination of Candidates for Parish/Ward Level at Subcounty
Thursday, September 24, 2015 Friday, September 25, 2015
Monday, September 28, 2015
Wednesday, September 30,
2015
27 Transmission of Nomination Returns to ROs Thursday, October 1, 2015 Thursday, October 1, 2015
28
29
30
Campaigns for Parish/Ward Youth, PWDs & Older Persons
Candidates
Polling Day for Parish/Ward Older Persons'
Councils/Committees Elections
Polling Day for Parish/Ward PWDs' Councils/Committees
Elections
31 Polling Day for Parish/Ward Youth's Councils/Committees
Elections
32 Transmission of Copies of Declaration of Results Forms to
ROs
Thursday, October 1, 2015 Monday, October 5, 2015
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Monday, October 12, 2015
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
33
CONDUCTING SUBCOUNTY/TOWN/MUNICIPAL DIVISION YOUTH, PWDS & OLDER PERSONS COUNCILS AND COMMITTEES
ELECTIONS
Preparation of Subcounty/Town/Municipal Division Registers for
Tuesday, October 13, 2015 Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Youth, PWDS & Older Persons Subcounty Supervisors
34
Nomination of Candidates for Subcounty/Town/Municipal
Division Youth, PWDS & Older Persons Councils/Committees
Elections at Sub-county Level
Thursday, October 15, 2015 Friday, October 16, 2015
35 Transmission of Nomination Returns to ROs Saturday, October 17, 2015 Saturday, October 17, 2015
36
37
Campaigns for Subcounty/Town/Municipal Division Youth, PWDs
& Older Persons Candidates
Polling Day for Subcounty/Town/Municipal Division Older
Persons' Councils/Committees Elections
Friday, October 16, 2015 Monday, October 19, 2015
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
38
39
40
Polling Day for Subcounty/Town/Municipal Division PWDs'
Councils/Committees Elections
Polling Day for Subcounty/Town/Municipal Division Youth's
Councils/Committees Elections
Transmission of Copies of Declaration of Results Forms to ROs
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Friday, October 23, 2015
Saturday, October 24, 2015 Saturday, October 24, 2015
CONDUCTING DISTRICT/CITY/MUNICIPAL DIVISION YOUTH, PWDS & OLDER PERSONS COUNCILS AND COMMITTEES ELECTIONS
41 Preparation of District/City/Municipal Registers for Youth,
PWDS & Older Persons by District Registrars
42 Nomination of Candidates for District/City/Municipal
Youth, PWDS & Older Persons Councils/Committees
Elections at
District
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
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43 Campaigns for District/City/Municipal Youth, PWDs &
Older Persons Candidates
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
44
Polling Day for Municipal/City Division Older Persons'
Councils/Committees Elections
Friday, October 30, 2015
45
Polling Day for Municipal/City Division PWDs'
Councils/Committees Elections
Monday, November 2, 2015
46
47
48
49
50
51
Polling Day for Municipal/City Division Youth's
Councils/Committees Elections
Polling Day for District/City Older Persons' Councils/Committees
Elections
Polling Day for District/City PWDs' Councils/Committees
Elections
Polling Day for District/City Youth's Councils/Committees
Elections
Transmission of Copies of all SIGs Declaration of Results Forms
by ROs to EC HQs
Nomination, campaign and polling for the National Youth Council
Elections
Wednesday, November 11,
2015
Monday, November 23, 2015
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Friday, November 6, 2015
Monday, November 9, 2015
Sunday, November 15, 2015
Wednesday, November 25,
2015
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52
(a)
53
54
Nomination of Presidential Candidates in line with Sec.8 of
PEA
Inspection of Nominations Papers submitted by Presidential
Candidates
Harmonisation and publicity of Presidential Campaign Programmes
at EC Headquarters
Issuance of Electronic Copies of the NVR to Participating
Political Parties & Organizations. In line with ECA Sec. 18A
NOMINATIONS AND CAMPAIGNS OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
Tuesday, November 3, 2015 Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Tuesday, November 3, 2015 Friday, November 6, 2016
Thursday, November 5, 2015 Sunday, November 8, 2015
Thursday, November 5, 2015 Sunday, November 8, 2015
55 Campaigns (Presidential) In line with Sec. 21(1) Monday, November 9, 2015 Wednesday, February 10, 2016
56
57
58
NOMINATIONS AND CAMPAIGNS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS COUNCILS ELECTIONS' CANDIDATES
Nomination of Candidates (Local Governments including
Councillors for Youth, PWDs and Older Persons). In line with
Monday, November 16, 2015 Friday, November 20, 2015
Section 119(1).
Harmonisation and publicity of Campaign Programmes for Local
Governments Councils Candidates
Campaigns (Local Governments including Councillors’
Representing SIGs)
Saturday, November 21, 2015 Monday, November 23, 2015
Tuesday, November 24, 2015 Wednesday, February 10, 2016
NOMINATIONS AND CAMPAIGNS OF CANDIDATES FOR PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS
Nomination of Candidates for Parliamentary (Constituency and
59 District Woman). In line with Section 9. of Parliamentary
Elections Act
Wednesday, December 2, 2015 Thursday, December 3, 2015
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61
62
63
64
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Nomination of Candidates for Election of Regional Youth MPs at
EC Regional Offices
Nomination of Candidates for Election of National Youth Female
MP at EC Headquarters
Nomination of Candidates for Election of PWDs and Workers'
MPs at EC Headquarters
Nomination of Candidates for Election of UPDF MPs at UPDF
HQs Headquarters
Harmonisation and publicity of Campaign Programmes for
Parliamentary Candidates
Parliamentary Candidates Campaigns (Parliamentary). In
line with Sec. 20.
Wednesday, December 2, 2015 Thursday, December 3, 2015
Wednesday, December 2, 2015 Thursday, December 3, 2015
Wednesday, December 2, 2015 Thursday, December 3, 2015
Wednesday, December 2, 2015 Thursday, December 3, 2015
Friday, December 4, 2015 Sunday, December 6, 2015
Monday, December 7, 2015 Wednesday, February 10, 2016

POLLING FOR PRESIDENTIAL, AND GENERAL PARLIAMENTARY AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCILS ELECTIONS
66 Recruitment and Pinning Up Lists of Polling Day Officials Friday, January 8, 2016 Friday, February 5, 2016
67 Issuance of VLS to Voters Friday, January 8, 2016 Saturday, February 6, 2016
68
Issuance of Hard Copies of the NVR to Participating Political
Parties & Organizations. In line with ECA Sec. 18A.
Friday, January 22, 2016 Thursday, January 28, 2016
69 Training of Polling Day Officials Monday, February 8, 2016 Wednesday, February 10, 2016
70
Polling Date (Presidential & Parliamentary) In line with Article
61(2)
71 National Conference for Elections of PWD MPs
72 National Conference for Elections of Workers' MPs
73 Polling Date (Local Governments V)
74 National Conferences and Election of Female Youth MP
75 Polling Date (Local Governments - Municipalities)
76 Regional Conferences for Election of Regional Youth MPs
77 Polling Date (Local Governments III)
78 Army Council Conference for Elections of UPDF MPs
18 th February 2016
22nd February 2016
11th March 2016
24th February 2016
29th February 2016
2nd March 2016
4th March 2016
29th February 2016
4th March 2016
79 Gazetting and publishing results Friday, February 19, 2016 Friday, March 25, 2016
80 Compilation and submission of General Elections Report Friday, April 1, 2016 Thursday, June 30, 2016
81 Post-electoral Activities Monday, February 15, 2016 Friday, June 30, 2017
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APPENDIX III
Summary Constituencies and Electoral Areas during the General
Elections, 2015/2016
CATEGORY OF ELECTION
TOTAL NUMBER
OF
CONSTITUENCIES/
ELECTORAL
AREAS
TOTAL
NUMBER OF
NOMINATED
CANDIDATES
TOTAL
NUMBER OF
CANDIDATES
ELECTED
UNOPPOSED
TOTAL NUMBER
OF
CONSTITUENCIES
/ ELECTORAL
AREAS WITH NO
CANDIDATES
NOMINATED
Presidential 1 8 - -
Parliamentary Directly Elected
Members
Parliamentary District Woman
Representatives
290 1,337 6 -
112 406 5 -
District Chairpersons 112 379 15 -
District Directly Elected Councillors 1,409 4,053 203 -
District Women Councillors forming
1/3 of Councils
Municipality/City Division
Chairpersons
Municipal/City Division Councillors
Directly Elected
Municipality/City Division
Chairpersons, Women Councillors
forming 1/3 of Councils
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division
Chairpersons
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division
Directly Elected Councillors
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division,
Women Councillors forming 1/3 of
Councils
959 2,139 222 -
39 193 1 -
578 2,125 58 -
373 1,024 53 -
1,392 4,000 184 -
7,529 14,715 2,642 36
6,867 11,056 3,389 57
Total 19,661 41,427 6,778 93
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APPENDIX IV
LIST OF PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES IN UGANDA
CODE CONSTITUENCY DISTRICT
001 KOLE SOUTH COUNTY KOLE
002 KWANIA COUNTY APAC
003 MARUZI COUNTY APAC
004 OYAM COUNTY NORTH OYAM
005 OYAM COUNTY SOUTH OYAM
006 ARINGA COUNTY YUMBE
007 AYIVU COUNTY ARUA
008 KOBOKO COUNTY KOBOKO
009 UPPER MADI COUNTY ARUA
010 MARACHA COUNTY MARACHA
011 TEREGO WEST COUNTY ARUA
012 VURRA COUNTY ARUA
013 ARUA MUNICIPALITY ARUA
014 BWAMBA COUNTY BUNDIBUGYO
015 NTOROKO COUNTY NTOROKO
016 BUHWEJU COUNTY BUHWEJU
017 BUNYARUGURU COUNTY RUBIRIZI
018 IGARA COUNTY EAST BUSHENYI
019 IGARA COUNTY WEST BUSHENYI
020 RUHINDA COUNTY MITOOMA
021 SHEEMA COUNTY NORTH SHEEMA
022 SHEEMA COUNTY SOUTH SHEEMA
023 ASWA COUNTY GULU
024 KILAK SOUTH COUNTY AMURU
025 NWOYA COUNTY NWOYA
026 OMORO COUNTY GULU
027 GULU MUNICIPALITY GULU
028 BUGAHYA COUNTY HOIMA
029 BUHAGUZI COUNTY HOIMA
030 BUGWERI COUNTY IGANGA
031 BUKOOLI COUNTY CENTRAL BUGIRI
032 BUKOOLI COUNTY NORTH BUGIRI
033 BUKOOLI SOUTH COUNTY NAMAYINGO
034 BUNYA COUNTY EAST MAYUGE
035 BUNYA COUNTY SOUTH MAYUGE
036 BUNYA COUNTY WEST MAYUGE
037 BUSIKI COUNTY NAMUTUMBA
038 KIGULU COUNTY NORTH IGANGA
039 KIGULU COUNTY SOUTH IGANGA
040 LUUKA NORTH COUNTY LUUKA
041 BUTEMBE COUNTY JINJA
042 KAGOMA COUNTY JINJA
043 JINJA MUNICIPALITY EAST JINJA
044 JINJA MUNICIPALITY WEST JINJA

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CODE CONSTITUENCY DISTRICT
045 NDORWA COUNTY EAST KABALE
046 NDORWA COUNTY WEST KABALE
047 RUBANDA COUNTY EAST KABALE
048 RUBANDA COUNTY WEST KABALE
049 RUKIGA COUNTY KABALE
050 KABALE MUNICIPALITY KABALE
051 BUNYANGABU COUNTY KABAROLE
052 BURAHYA COUNTY KABAROLE
053 KIBALE COUNTY KAMWENGE
054 KITAGWENDA COUNTY KAMWENGE
055 KYAKA NORTH COUNTY KYEGEGWA
056 MWENGE COUNTY NORTH KYENJOJO
057 MWENGE COUNTY SOUTH KYENJOJO
058 FORT PORTAL MUNICIPALITY KABAROLE
059 BUJUMBA COUNTY KALANGALA
060 KYAMUSWA COUNTY KALANGALA
061 KAMPALA CENTRAL DIVISION KAMPALA
062 KAWEMPE DIVISION NORTH KAMPALA
063 KAWEMPE DIVISION SOUTH KAMPALA
064 MAKINDYE DIVISION EAST KAMPALA
065 MAKINDYE DIVISION WEST KAMPALA
066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH KAMPALA
067 RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH KAMPALA
068 NAKAWA DIVISION KAMPALA
069 BUDIOPE WEST COUNTY BUYENDE
070 BUGABULA COUNTY NORTH KAMULI
071 BUGABULA COUNTY SOUTH KAMULI
072 BULAMOGI COUNTY KALIRO
073 BUZAAYA COUNTY KAMULI
074 KONGASIS COUNTY BUKWO
075 KWEEN COUNTY KWEEN
076 TINGEY COUNTY KAPCHORWA
077 BUKONZO COUNTY EAST KASESE
078 BUKONJO COUNTY WEST KASESE
079 BUSONGORA COUNTY NORTH KASESE
080 BUSONGORA COUNTY SOUTH KASESE
081 BUGANGAIZI WEST COUNTY KIBAALE
082 BUYAGA EAST COUNTY KIBAALE
083 BUYANJA COUNTY KIBAALE
084 KIBOGA EAST COUNTY KIBOGA
085 NTWETWE COUNTY KYANKWANZI
086 BUFUMBIRA COUNTY EAST KISORO
087 BUFUMBIRA COUNTY NORTH KISORO
088 BUFUMBIRA COUNTY SOUTH KISORO
089 AGAGO COUNTY AGAGO
090 ARUU COUNTY PADER
091 CHUA WEST COUNTY KITGUM
092 LAMWO COUNTY LAMWO

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CODE CONSTITUENCY DISTRICT
093 DODOTH EAST COUNTY KAABONG
094 JIE COUNTY KOTIDO
095 LABWOR COUNTY ABIM
096 BUKEDEA COUNTY BUKEDEA
097 KUMI COUNTY KUMI
098 NGORA COUNTY NGORA
099 DOKOLO NORTH COUNTY DOKOLO
100 ERUTE COUNTY NORTH LIRA
101 ERUTE COUNTY SOUTH LIRA
102 KIOGA COUNTY AMOLATAR
103 MOROTO COUNTY ALEBTONG
104 OTUKE COUNTY OTUKE
105 LIRA MUNICIPALITY LIRA
106 NAKASONGOLA COUNTY NAKASONGOLA
107 KATIKAMU COUNTY NORTH LUWEERO
108 KATIKAMU COUNTY SOUTH LUWEERO
109 NAKASEKE SOUTH COUNTY NAKASEKE
110 BAMUNANIKA COUNTY LUWEERO
111 BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH COUNTY BUKOMANSIMBI
112 BUKOTO COUNTY MID-WEST LWENGO
113 BUKOTO COUNTY WEST LWENGO
114 BUKOTO COUNTY EAST MASAKA
115 BUKOTO COUNTY SOUTH LWENGO
116 BUKOTO COUNTY CENTRAL MASAKA
117 KALUNGU COUNTY EAST KALUNGU
118 KALUNGU COUNTY WEST KALUNGU
119 LWEMIYAGA COUNTY SSEMBABULE
120 MAWOGOLA COUNTY SSEMBABULE
121 MASAKA MUNICIPALITY MASAKA
122 BUJENJE COUNTY MASINDI
123 BULIISA COUNTY BULIISA
124 BURULI COUNTY MASINDI
125 KIBANDA SOUTH COUNTY KIRYANDONGO
126 BUBULO COUNTY WEST MANAFWA
127 BUBULO COUNTY EAST MANAFWA
128 BUDADIRI COUNTY EAST SIRONKO
129 BUDADIRI COUNTY WEST SIRONKO
130 BULAMBULI COUNTY BULAMBULI
131 BUNGOKHO COUNTY NORTH MBALE
132 BUNGOKHO COUNTY SOUTH MBALE
133 MANJIYA COUNTY BUDUDA
134 MBALE MUNICIPALITY MBALE
135 BUKANGA COUNTY ISINGIRO
136 IBANDA COUNTY NORTH IBANDA
137 IBANDA COUNTY SOUTH IBANDA
138 ISINGIRO COUNTY NORTH ISINGIRO
139 ISINGIRO COUNTY SOUTH ISINGIRO
140 KASHARI NORTH COUNTY MBARARA

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CODE CONSTITUENCY DISTRICT
141 KAZO COUNTY KIRUHURA
142 NYABUSHOZI COUNTY KIRUHURA
143 RWAMPARA COUNTY MBARARA
144 MBARARA MUNICIPALITY MBARARA
145 BOKORA COUNTY NAPAK
146 CHEKWII COUNTY (KADAM) NAKAPIRIPIRIT
147 MATHENIKO COUNTY MOROTO
148 PIAN COUNTY NAKAPIRIPIRIT
149 UPE COUNTY AMUDAT
150 MOROTO MUNICIPALITY MOROTO
151 ADJUMANI WEST COUNTY ADJUMANI
152 OBONGI COUNTY MOYO
153 WEST MOYO COUNTY MOYO
154 BUSIRO COUNTY EAST WAKISO
155 BUSIRO COUNTY NORTH WAKISO
156 BUSIRO COUNTY SOUTH WAKISO
157 BUTAMBALA COUNTY BUTAMBALA
158 GOMBA EAST COUNTY GOMBA
159 KYADONDO COUNTY EAST WAKISO
160 NANSANA MUNICIPALITY WAKISO
161
MAKINDYE-SSABAGABO
MUNICIPALITY
WAKISO
162 MAWOKOTA COUNTY NORTH MPIGI
163 MAWOKOTA COUNTY SOUTH MPIGI
164 ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY WAKISO
165 BUSUJJU COUNTY MITYANA
166 BUWEKULA COUNTY MUBENDE
167 KASSANDA COUNTY NORTH MUBENDE
168 KASSANDA COUNTY SOUTH MUBENDE
169 MITYANA COUNTY NORTH MITYANA
170 MITYANA COUNTY SOUTH MITYANA
171 BBAALE COUNTY KAYUNGA
172 BUIKWE COUNTY NORTH BUIKWE
173 LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY BUIKWE
174 BUIKWE COUNTY SOUTH BUIKWE
175 BUVUMA ISLANDS COUNTY BUVUMA
176 MUKONO COUNTY NORTH MUKONO
177 MUKONO COUNTY SOUTH MUKONO
178 NAKIFUMA COUNTY MUKONO
179 NTENJERU COUNTY NORTH KAYUNGA
180 NTENJERU COUNTY SOUTH KAYUNGA
181 JONAM COUNTY NEBBI
182 OKORO COUNTY ZOMBO
183 PADYERE COUNTY NEBBI
184 KAJARA COUNTY NTUNGAMO
185 RUHAAMA COUNTY NTUNGAMO
186 RUSHENYI COUNTY NTUNGAMO
187 BUDAKA COUNTY BUDAKA
188 BUTEBO COUNTY PALLISA

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CODE CONSTITUENCY DISTRICT
189 KIBUKU COUNTY KIBUKU
190 PALLISA COUNTY PALLISA
191 KABULA COUNTY LYANTONDE
192 KAKUUTO COUNTY RAKAI
193 KOOKI COUNTY RAKAI
194 KYOTERA COUNTY RAKAI
195 KINKIZI COUNTY EAST KANUNGU
196 KINKIZI COUNTY WEST KANUNGU
197 RUBABO COUNTY RUKUNGIRI
198 RUJUMBURA COUNTY RUKUNGIRI
199 AMURIA COUNTY AMURIA
200 KABERAMAIDO COUNTY KABERAMAIDO
201 KALAKI COUNTY KABERAMAIDO
202 KAPELEBYONG COUNTY AMURIA
203 KASILO COUNTY SERERE
204 SERERE COUNTY SERERE
205 SOROTI COUNTY SOROTI
206 USUK COUNTY KATAKWI
207 SOROTI MUNICIPALITY SOROTI
208 BUNYOLE EAST COUNTY BUTALEJA
209 WEST BUDAMA COUNTY NORTH TORORO
210 WEST BUDAMA COUNTY SOUTH TORORO
211 SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY NORTH BUSIA
212 SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY SOUTH BUSIA
213 TORORO SOUTH COUNTY TORORO
214 TORORO MUNICIPALITY TORORO
215 BUGHENDERA COUNTY BUNDIBUGYO
216 AJURI COUNTY ALEBTONG
217 BUDIOPE EAST COUNTY BUYENDE
218 BUDYEBO COUNTY NAKASONGOLA
219 BUGANGAIZI EAST COUNTY KIBAALE
220 BUYAGA WEST COUNTY KIBAALE
221 KASAMBYA COUNTY MUBENDE
222 KATERERA COUNTY RUBIRIZI
223 NAKASEKE NORTH COUNTY NAKASEKE
224 TOROMA COUNTY KATAKWI
225 BUSHENYI -ISHAKA MUNICIPALITY BUSHENYI
226 BUSIA MUNICIPALITY BUSIA
227 HOIMA MUNICIPALITY HOIMA
228 IGANGA MUNICIPALITY IGANGA
229 KASESE MUNICIPALITY KASESE
230 MASINDI MUNICIPALITY MASINDI
231 MUKONO MUNICIPALITY MUKONO
232 NTUNGAMO MUNICIPALITY NTUNGAMO
233 RUKUNGIRI MUNICIPALITY RUKUNGIRI
234 AGULE COUNTY PALLISA
235 BUKOOLI ISLAND COUNTY NAMAYINGO
236 BUNYOLE WEST COUNTY BUTALEJA

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CODE CONSTITUENCY DISTRICT
237 DODOTH WEST COUNTY KAABONG
238 IKI-IKI COUNTY BUDAKA
239 ADJUMANI EAST COUNTY ADJUMANI
240 AGAGO NORTH COUNTY AGAGO
241 ARINGA NORTH COUNTY YUMBE
242 ARINGA SOUTH COUNTY YUMBE
243 ARUU NORTH COUNTY PADER
244 BUKOMANSIMBI SOUTH COUNTY BUKOMANSIMBI
245 BUKONO COUNTY NAMUTUMBA
246 BUKUYA COUNTY MUBENDE
247 BULAMOGI NORTH WEST COUNTY KALIRO
248 BUTEMBA COUNTY KYANKWANZI
249 BUYAMBA COUNTY RAKAI
250 CHUA EAST COUNTY KITGUM
251 DAKABELA COUNTY SOROTI
252 DOKOLO SOUTH COUNTY DOKOLO
253 ELGON COUNTY BULAMBULI
254 GOMBA WEST COUNTY GOMBA
255 IK COUNTY KAABONG
256 KABWERI COUNTY KIBUKU
257 KACHUMBALA COUNTY BUKEDEA
258 KANYUM COUNTY KUMI
259 KASHARI SOUTH COUNTY MBARARA
260 KASHONGI COUNTY KIRUHURA
261 KIBALE COUNTY PALLISA
262 KIBALE EAST COUNTY KAMWENGE
263 KIBANDA NORTH COUNTY KIRYANDONGO
264 KIGOROBYA COUNTY HOIMA
265 KILAK NORTH COUNTY AMURU
266 KOBOKO NORTH COUNTY KOBOKO
267 KOLE NORTH COUNTY KOLE
268 KYAKA SOUTH COUNTY KYEGEGWA
269 LOWER MADI COUNTY ARUA
270 LUTSESHE COUNTY BUDUDA
271 LUUKA SOUTH COUNTY LUUKA
272 MARACHA EAST COUNTY MARACHA
273 MAWOGOLA NORTH COUNTY SSEMBABULE
274 MWENGE CENTRAL COUNTY KYENJOJO
275 ORA COUNTY ZOMBO
276 ORUNGO COUNTY AMURIA
277 RUHINDA NORTH COUNTY MITOOMA
278 TEPETH COUNTY MOROTO
279 TEREGO EAST COUNTY ARUA
280 TOCHI COUNTY GULU
281 TORORO NORTH COUNTY TORORO
282 KAMULI MUNICIPALITY KAMULI
283 KAPCHORWA MUNICIPALITY KAPCHORWA
284 KIRA MUNICIPALITY WAKISO

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CODE CONSTITUENCY DISTRICT
285 KISORO MUNICIPALITY KISORO
286 KITGUM MUNICIPALITY KITGUM
287 KOBOKO MUNICIPALITY KOBOKO
288 KUMI MUNICIPALITY KUMI
289 MITYANA MUNICIPALITY MITYANA
290 MUBENDE MUNICIPALITY MUBENDE

APPENDIX V
ELECTION MATERIALS FOR EACH POLLING STATION
(A)
(B)
Election Materials Packed In a Ballot Box for Each Polling Station
1. Ballot Papers for three categories of election
2. National Voters Register
3. Pens
4. Ink Pads
5. Ink for Pad
6. Indelible Ink or indelible marker pens
7. Tamper-evident envelopes for each category of elections.
8. 14 Seals for ballot boxes
9. Cotton strings for tying the pen for marking ballot paper
10. Official Report Book
11. Declaration of Results Forms
12. Report of Arrest Forms
13. Oath of Polling Assistant Forms
14. Oath of Election Constable Forms
15. Accountability of Ballot Papers Form
16. Polling Day Guidelines
17. Identification Form
18. Circulars if any
19. Polythene sheeting
20. One Tag for Presiding Officer
21. Two Tags for the Polling Assistants
22. One Tag for Election Constable
23. Statement of Ballot Papers
24. Arm bands if available
25. Caps for polling officials if available
26. Torches and batteries
27. Polling day posters
28. Notice of Withdrawal where applicable
Election Materials Outside the Ballot Box
1. Basins
2. Lamps
3. Appointment Letters
4. Tally Sheets
5 Transmission of Results Forms
6. Cordoning Tapes
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APPENDIX VI
Detailed expenditure during the General Elections, 2015/2016
Activity Budget (GOU) Supplementary
Budget (GOU)
Donor Funds
Actual
Expenditure
PHASE 1: 2013/14 9,057,543,000 0 0
Allowances 2,281,431,000
Advertising and PR 1,021,302,003
Workshops and Seminars 1,051,480,501
Recruitment expenses 184,711,674
Hire of venues 148,820,000
Computer Supplies 915,000,000
Printing and Stationary 556,060,614
Guards and Security 120,000,000
General Supply of Goods 96,256,304
Travel Inland 1,207,825,000
Fuel and Lubricants 1,442,632,402
Maintenance of Vehicles 914,999,085
SUB-TOTAL PHASE 1 9,057,543,000 0 0 9,025,519,498
PHASE 2: 2014/15 117,637,541,000 0 0
Allowances 46,493,189,928
Advertising and PR 5,257,920,030
Workshops and Seminars 2,943,512,462
Staff Training 194,150,000
Computer Supplies 5,918,250,193
Welfare and Entertainment 173,990,614
Printing and Stationary 30,460,737,700
Telecommunications 104,070,000
Information & Comm Tech 5,319,075,350
Other Utilities 4,500,000,000
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Activity Budget (GOU) Supplementary
Budget (GOU)
Donor Funds
Actual
Expenditure
Travel Inland 3,307,662,150
Carriage & Freight Hire 66,400,001
Fuel and Lubricants 1,348,575,599
Maintenance of Vehicles 154,078,000
Transfers of Political
Parties
10,000,000,000
SUB-TOTAL PHASE 2 117,637,541,000 0 0 116,241,612,027
PHASE 3 2015/16 247,393,657,000 47,155,974,000 2,971,157,232
Allowances 66,352,266,904
Advertising and PR 9,274,276,826
Workshops and Seminars 4,302,434,896
Staff Training 1,212,500,031
Hire of Venues 1,559,163,810
Computer Supplies 4,545,326,000
Welfare and Entertainment 7,219,482,500
Printing and Stationary 90,025,845,958
Telecommunications 20,500,000
Information & Comm Tech 1,347,300,000
Property Expenses 1,000,000
Guards and Security 429,630,000
Licenses 922,500,000
Travel Inland 5,319,900,000
Travel Abroad 772,200,000
Carriage & Freight 780,000,000
Fuel and Lubricants 5,011,976,999
Maintenance of Vehicles 4,233,330,868
Machinery and Equipment 77,155,974,000
Transport Equipment 14,234,487,061
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Activity Budget (GOU) Supplementary
Budget (GOU)
Donor Funds
Actual
Expenditure
SUB-TOTAL PHASE 3 247,393,657,000 47,155,974,000 2,971,157,232 294,720,095,853
GRAND TOTAL 374,088,741,000 47,155,974,000 2,971,157,232 419,987,227,378
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APPENDIX VII
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Registered Political Parties/Organisations in Uganda
No. PARTY NAME DATE OF REGISTRATION
1. National Resistance Movement (NRM) 30/10/2003
2. People’s Progressive Party (PPP) 7/4/2004
3. Forum for Integrity in Leadership (FIL) 13/04/2004
4. Republican Women and Youth Party (RWYP) 20/04/2004
5. National Peasants’ Party (NPP) 20/04/2004
6. Uganda Economic Party (UEP) 15/12/2004
7. Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) 16/12/2004
8. Conservative Party (CP) 22/03/2005
9. National Unity, Reconciliation and Development Party
28/12/2004
(NURP)
10. Ecological Party of Uganda (EPU) 28/12/2004
11. National Convention For Democracy (NCD) 28/12/2004
12. Farmers Party of Uganda (FPU) 28/12/2004
13. Liberal Democratic Transparency (LDT) 150/2/2005
14. Uganda People’s Congress (UPC) 22/03/2005
15. Justice Forum (JEEMA) 22/03/2005
16. Uganda People’s Party (UPP) 22/03/2005
17. Party for National Unit (PNU) (formerly SDP) 1/4/2005
18. Uganda Patriotic Movement (UPM) 22/03/2005
19. Democratic Party (DP) 13/07/2005
20. Popular People’s Democracy (PPD) 19/07/2005
21. People’s United Movement (PUM) 7/10/2005
22. Society for Peace and Development (SPD) 6/2/2006
23. National Youth Revolutionary Organisation (NYRO) 28/07/2006

24. People’s Development Party (PDP) 10/9/2007
25. Congress Service Volunteers Organisation (COSEVO) 10/9/2007
26. Activist Party (AP) 20/10/2010
27. Green Partisan Party (GPP) 19/07/2010
28. Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 19/07/2010
29. Revolutionary People’s Party (RPP) 17/09/2013
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APPENDIX VIII
Summary of Nominated Candidates for all the Elective Posts by Political Parties/ Organisations
Sno. CATEGORY Position NRM FDC DP UPC JEEMA CP PPP PDP SDP UFA SPD AP COSEVO FPU LDT RWYP UFP UPM IND.
1 President 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4
2 Directly Elected Members of Parliament 290 290 201 85 24 11 2 5 1 3 7 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 703
3 District Women Representatives to Parliament 112 112 61 18 11 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 198
4 Members of Parliament Representing Youth 5 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9
5 Members of Parliament Representing PWDs 5 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
6 Members of Parliament Representing Workers 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
7 Members of Parliament Representing UPDF 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 District/City Chairpersons 112 110 43 15 13 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 195
9 District/City Directly Elected Councilors 1,409 1,405 539 158 119 10 4 15 0 5 15 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 0 1,773
10 District/City Female Councilors for Older Persons 112 104 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25
11 District/City Female PWD Councilors 112 110 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51
12 District/City Female Youth Councilors 112 110 14 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 89
13 District/City Male Councilors for Older Persons 112 106 6 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48
14 District/City Male PWD Councilors 112 111 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 71
15 District/City Male Youth Councilors 112 110 27 6 5 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 168
16 District/City Women Councilors 959 953 270 76 56 1 0 2 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 772
17
Councilors Representing Professional Bodies at
KCCA 4
18 Municipality/City Division Chairperson 39 39 28 16 4 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 98
19
Municipality/City Division Directly Elected
Councilors 578 574 296 220 38 12 5 0 1 23 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 947
87

Summary of Nominated Candidates for all the Elective Posts by Political Parties/ Organisations
Sno. CATEGORY Position NRM FDC DP UPC JEEMA CP PPP PDP SDP UFA SPD AP COSEVO FPU LDT RWYP UFP UPM IND.
20
21
22
23
24
Municipality/City Division Female Councilors for
Older Persons 39 35 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13
Municipality/City Division Female Councilors for
Youth 39 39 9 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39
Municipality/City Division Female PWD
Councilors 39 39 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24
Municipality/City Division Male Councilors for
Older Persons 39 35 3 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24
Municipality/City Division Male Councilors for
Youth 39 38 11 9 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 53
25 Municipality/City Division Male PWD Councilors 39 39 7 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35
26 Municipality/City Division Women Councilors 373 370 156 118 21 1 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 349
27 Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Chairperson 1,392 1,386 539 145 116 2 1 9 4 2 11 0 0 1 0 0 6 0 1 1,776
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Directly
Elected Councilors 7,529 7,303 2,047 569 466 9 5 19 2 2 16 0 0 0 0 1 11 0 0 4,263
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Female
Councilors for Older Persons 1392 766 18 13 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 125
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Female
PWD Councilors 1,392 1,243 28 10 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 191
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Female
Youth Councilors 1,392 1,191 98 36 19 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 448
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Male
Councilors for Older Persons 1,392 973 34 20 25 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 258
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Male PWD
Councilors 1,392 1,279 72 18 22 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 326
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Male Youth
Councilors 1,392 1,226 195 51 25 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 695
Sub county/Town/Municipal Division Women
Councilors 6,867 6,684 1,125 318 313 5 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2,602
Total 28,948 26,806 5,847 1,930 1,331 58 22 60 9 50 71 1 2 2 1 1 41 1 2 16,385
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APPENDIX IX
RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
ABIM LABWOR COUNTY AYEPA MICHAEL NRM 17,661 WINNER
ABIM LABWOR COUNTY OKELLO MICHAEL INDEPENDENT 4,091
ADJUMANI ADJUMANI EAST COUNTY ANYAMA F. D BEAKER INDEPENDENT 505
ADJUMANI ADJUMANI EAST COUNTY DULU ANGEL MARK NRM 14,043 WINNER
ADJUMANI ADJUMANI EAST COUNTY LANGI PETER INDEPENDENT 5
ADJUMANI ADJUMANI EAST COUNTY MINDRA CELESTINO INDEPENDENT 991
DARASSON
ADJUMANI ADJUMANI EAST COUNTY PIRO SANTOS ERUAGA INDEPENDENT 5,741
ADJUMANI
ADJUMANI WEST
ALI MOSES NRM 12,787 WINNER
COUNTY
ADJUMANI
ADJUMANI WEST
IRAMA TOLU PHILIP INDEPENDENT 7,295
COUNTY
AGAGO AGAGO COUNTY KOMAKECH CHARLES FDC 2,959
TOO-ODERA
AGAGO AGAGO COUNTY LAGEN DAVID NRM 11,541
AGAGO AGAGO COUNTY OKIDI CHRISTOPHER DP 1,151
AGAGO AGAGO COUNTY OKIDI LADWAR WALTER INDEPENDENT 3,147
JOHN
AGAGO AGAGO COUNTY OTTO EDWARD MAKMOT INDEPENDENT 15,281 WINNER
AGAGO AGAGO NORTH COUNTY OGENGA-LATIGO MORRIS FDC 14,079 WINNER
WODAMIDA
AGAGO AGAGO NORTH COUNTY OJERA JACKSON ABUSU INDEPENDENT 1,984
AGAGO AGAGO NORTH COUNTY OKOT JOHN AMOS NRM 10,420
ALEBTONG AJURI COUNTY APENYO ISAAC INDEPENDENT 12,569
ALEBTONG AJURI COUNTY OBUA DENIS HAMSON NRM 13,687 WINNER
ALEBTONG AJURI COUNTY ODONGO DAVID
UPC 5,611
KENNEDY
ALEBTONG AJURI COUNTY ONGOM EMMANUEL INDEPENDENT 3,956
OKWEL
ALEBTONG MOROTO COUNTY AMUGE REBECCA
NRM 12,885
OTENGO
ALEBTONG MOROTO COUNTY NEDI TOM LAWRENCE INDEPENDENT 510
ALEBTONG MOROTO COUNTY OBUA-OGWAL BENSON INDEPENDENT 1,306
ALEBTONG MOROTO COUNTY OGWAL OLULE PAUL INDEPENDENT 597
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
ALEBTONG MOROTO COUNTY OKWIR SAMUEL INDEPENDENT 15,087 WINNER
ALEBTONG MOROTO COUNTY OLEDO ISAAC UPC 1,911
ALEBTONG MOROTO COUNTY ZIEGLER OJEDE BOBSON INDEPENDENT 133
AMOLATAR KIOGA COUNTY CONG NELSON UPC 5,330
AMOLATAR KIOGA COUNTY OJOK B'LEO FDC 4,128
AMOLATAR KIOGA COUNTY OKELLO ANTHONY NRM 21,627 WINNER
AMOLATAR KIOGA COUNTY OLOBO JAMES INDEPENDENT 14,920
AMUDAT UPE COUNTY KIPTERIT CHRISTOPHER INDEPENDENT 14,143 WINNER
AKORIKIMOI
AMUDAT UPE COUNTY LOLEM MICAH AKASILE NRM 11,847
AMURIA AMURIA COUNTY ANGERET STEPHEN FDC 2,208
AMURIA AMURIA COUNTY ECWERU MUSA FRANCIS NRM 22,062 WINNER
AMURIA AMURIA COUNTY EDIAU SAMUEL UPC 12,018
AMURIA AMURIA COUNTY OMELLO JOY MARTIN INDEPENDENT 424
AMURIA KAPELEBYONG COUNTY ATUTO EDWARD INDEPENDENT 340
AMURIA KAPELEBYONG COUNTY ESELU STEPHEN FDC 669
AMURIA KAPELEBYONG COUNTY ESENU ANTHONY INDEPENDENT 2,337
AMURIA KAPELEBYONG COUNTY MALINGA JOHNSON NRM 8,554
AMURIA KAPELEBYONG COUNTY OCHEN JULIUS INDEPENDENT 14,064 WINNER
AMURIA ORUNGO COUNTY ELUMU PETER FDC 889
AMURIA ORUNGO COUNTY ESERU FRED INDEPENDENT 1,734
AMURIA ORUNGO COUNTY ODONGO JEJE
NRM 16,218 WINNER
ABUBAKHAR
AMURU KILAK NORTH COUNTY ADOCH CONCY NYAPOLO DP 621
AMURU KILAK NORTH COUNTY AKOL ANTHONY FDC 12,007 WINNER
AMURU KILAK NORTH COUNTY ATUBE OMACH ANTHONY INDEPENDENT 551
LOUIS
AMURU KILAK NORTH COUNTY AYIGA DANIEL JEEMA 197
AMURU KILAK NORTH COUNTY OJERA CHRISTOPHER NRM 4,691
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
AMURU KILAK NORTH COUNTY OKOT GEOFFREY P. INDEPENDENT 90
DONG
AMURU KILAK NORTH COUNTY SIMBA FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 999
AMURU KILAK SOUTH COUNTY LANAM KIJANGE INDEPENDENT 625
AMURU KILAK SOUTH COUNTY NYEKO MICHEAL OCULA NRM 4,279
AMURU KILAK SOUTH COUNTY OLANYA GILBERT FDC 16,983 WINNER
APAC KWANIA COUNTY ADIGA ODUR ANDREW FDC 1,134
APAC KWANIA COUNTY ANOKBONGGO WILLY INDEPENDENT 1,602
WASHINGTON
APAC KWANIA COUNTY AYOO TONNY NRM 19,258 WINNER
APAC KWANIA COUNTY ETWOP AGGREY
INDEPENDENT 2,997
JACKSON
APAC KWANIA COUNTY MAKMOT HENRY MILTON INDEPENDENT 5,129
BONIMA
APAC KWANIA COUNTY OGWAL GEOFFREY ALEX UPC 18,100
APAC KWANIA COUNTY OJOK ISAAC INDEPENDENT 171
APAC KWANIA COUNTY ONGU JAMES INDEPENDENT 2,854
APAC MARUZI COUNTY AKORA MAXWELL EBONG UPC 30,994 WINNER
PATRICK
APAC MARUZI COUNTY OCOC GEORGE EDDY NRM 17,467
APAC MARUZI COUNTY OKELLO EDWARD
INDEPENDENT 2,432
GEORGE
ARUA ARUA MUNICIPALITY ABIRIGA IBRAHIM Y. A NRM 8,473 WINNER
ARUA ARUA MUNICIPALITY ASEGA HABIB JOGOO INDEPENDENT 159
ARUA ARUA MUNICIPALITY ASIKI CHARLES INDEPENDENT 3,577
ARUA ARUA MUNICIPALITY AVUTIA SIMON INDEPENDENT 449
ARUA ARUA MUNICIPALITY MUSEMA MUDATHIR FDC 7,227
BRUCE
ARUA AYIVU COUNTY ABIJAH BADAKA
FDC 4,098
GILCHRIST
ARUA AYIVU COUNTY ALIONI A.J.K LOUIS INDEPENDENT 1,472
ARUA AYIVU COUNTY ATIKU BENARD INDEPENDENT 26,708 WINNER
ARUA AYIVU COUNTY DRAVILLE BEN INDEPENDENT 8,639
ARUA AYIVU COUNTY LEMATIA JOHN NRM 18,514
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
ARUA LOWER MADI COUNTY ABON MUZAMIL INDEPENDENT 1,718
ARUA LOWER MADI COUNTY AFIDRA O. RONALD INDEPENDENT 7,554
ARUA LOWER MADI COUNTY ANIKU HASSAN ALI SDP 143
ARUA LOWER MADI COUNTY ODOCH ODRUA MORRIS INDEPENDENT 1,122
ARUA LOWER MADI COUNTY OGAMA ALLI ISMAIL NRM 8,888 WINNER
ARUA LOWER MADI COUNTY WADRI VICTOR FDC 595
ARUA TEREGO EAST COUNTY APAMA AMATO BOROA FDC 11,395
ARUA TEREGO EAST COUNTY OBIGA MARIO KANIA NRM 18,377 WINNER
ARUA TEREGO EAST COUNTY OJODRIA PAX MALI INDEPENDENT 559
ARUA TEREGO WEST COUNTY ALITIA ELIA DP 662
ARUA TEREGO WEST COUNTY ANGUNDRU MOSES NRM 13,140 WINNER
ARUA TEREGO WEST COUNTY EGAMA SAM ADRAPI RWYP 1,593
ARUA TEREGO WEST COUNTY WADRI KASSIANO EZATI FDC 11,043
ARUA UPPER MADI COUNTY ARUMADRI JOHN DRAZU FDC 3,946
ARUA UPPER MADI COUNTY DRITO MARTIN ANDI INDEPENDENT 2,087
ARUA UPPER MADI COUNTY ETUKA ISAAC JOAKINO NRM 7,236 WINNER
ARUA UPPER MADI COUNTY MADIRA JIMMY INDEPENDENT 1,046
ARUA UPPER MADI COUNTY ONZIMA BRUNO INDEPENDENT 299
ARUA UPPER MADI COUNTY OYEMY ANTES ASEDRI INDEPENDENT 300
ARUA VURRA COUNTY ARIDRU GABRIEL AJEDRA NRM 28,056 WINNER
GADISON
ARUA VURRA COUNTY ZEDRIGA LINA WARU DP 7,105
ABUKU
BUDAKA BUDAKA COUNTY KASIBBO JOSHUA
INDEPENDENT 9,029
OMAYENDE
BUDAKA BUDAKA COUNTY MBOGO KEZEKIA NRM 16,257 WINNER
BUDAKA BUDAKA COUNTY MUGULUSI GONANSA INDEPENDENT 2,702
NKODONGOLE
BUDAKA BUDAKA COUNTY MUKAMBA GEORGE INDEPENDENT 2,140
BUDAKA BUDAKA COUNTY MUNUNA RAHEAL FDC 995
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
BUDAKA BUDAKA COUNTY MUSEDE JOHN INDEPENDENT 4,498
BUDAKA BUDAKA COUNTY MWESI MOSES INDEPENDENT 847
BUDAKA IKI-IKI COUNTY GAWAYA TEGULLE
FDC 3,540
THOMAS
BUDAKA IKI-IKI COUNTY KASOLO ROBERT NRM 14,225 WINNER
BUDAKA IKI-IKI COUNTY TWA-TWA JEREMIAH INDEPENDENT 7,202
MUTWALANTE
BUDUDA LUTSESHE COUNTY MODOI ISAAC NRM 8,598
BUDUDA LUTSESHE COUNTY WAFUTSEYOH EL-WAMBI FDC 582
JACK
BUDUDA LUTSESHE COUNTY WAMARA CHARLES
INDEPENDENT 1,058
MOSES
BUDUDA LUTSESHE COUNTY WATENGA GODFREY INDEPENDENT 9,687 WINNER
NABUTANYI
BUDUDA MANJIYA COUNTY MATSYETSYE MICHAEL INDEPENDENT 1,033
BUDUDA MANJIYA COUNTY NAMBESHE JOHN
NRM 16,308 WINNER
BAPTIST
BUDUDA MANJIYA COUNTY WAMBOKO PETER
FDC 8,376
KITUNO
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
LUWANGA FREDDIE
INDEPENDENT 2,312
CENTRAL
DAVID MULENGANI
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
MUSOGA SEPIRIA INDEPENDENT 858
CENTRAL
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
OGUTTU PHILIP OGUMA FDC 22,165
CENTRAL
M.W.O
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
SILWANY SOLOMON NRM 28,296 WINNER
CENTRAL
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
BAKA STEPHEN MUGABI INDEPENDENT 16,568
NORTH
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
BASALIRWA ASUMAN JEEMA 2,942
NORTH
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
EGESA MERCELLINO INDEPENDENT 6,563
NORTH
MANGEM
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
JUNET TONY OGOLA INDEPENDENT 135
NORTH
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
MUGOYA KYAWA GASTER NRM 19,877 WINNER
NORTH
BUGIRI
BUKOOLI COUNTY
OUMA MASINDE CHARLES FDC 1,001
NORTH
BUHWEJU BUHWEJU COUNTY BIRAARO EPHRAIM
NRM 20,175
GANSHANGA
BUHWEJU BUHWEJU COUNTY MWIJUKYE FRANCIS FDC 26,396 WINNER
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY NORTH KAGENDA JAVAN
BASALIRWA
INDEPENDENT 1,762
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY NORTH KALAZANI CHARLES FDC 17,717
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY NORTH MUGABI ARTHUR DP 945
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY NORTH MUSOKE PAUL SEBULIME NRM 23,596 WINNER
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY SOUTH BAYIGGA MICHAEL PHILIP DP 17,221
LULUME
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY SOUTH KANAABI JIMMY FDC 492
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY SOUTH MUKASA ANTHONY
INDEPENDENT 378
HARRIS
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY SOUTH MUTEBI DAVID RONNIE NRM 22,919 WINNER
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY SOUTH SEMBUYA MAGULU
INDEPENDENT 2,515
STEPHEN
BUIKWE BUIKWE COUNTY SOUTH SSEKYEMA MUHAMMAD INDEPENDENT 1,095
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY BOGERE RICHARD
SDP 4,918
SSENKAABA
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY LUGOMA SCOUT INDEPENDENT 347
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY LUGUDDE KATWE
INDEPENDENT 370
ELIZABETH
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY LULE BASHIR INDEPENDENT 866
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY MULINDWA ISAAC SSOZI NRM 13,322 WINNER
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY MUSOKE HENRY INDEPENDENT 1,002
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY SENDI DENIS FDC 721
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY SSALI BAKER INDEPENDENT 4,427
BUIKWE LUGAZI MUNICIPALITY SSERUBULA STEPHEN DP 8,752
BUKEDEA BUKEDEA COUNTY EYATU KENNETH INDEPENDENT 5,238
BUKEDEA BUKEDEA COUNTY IKOJO JOHN BOSCO NRM 33,062 WINNER
BUKEDEA BUKEDEA COUNTY OKWAKOL BOSCO INDEPENDENT 244
BUKEDEA BUKEDEA COUNTY OKWEREDDE JACOB FDC 1,662
BUKEDEA BUKEDEA COUNTY OPEJO SILAS INDEPENDENT 554
BUKEDEA KACHUMBALA COUNTY ALEKO HENRY INDEPENDENT 1,755
BUKEDEA KACHUMBALA COUNTY ETIANG JOHN EMMANUEL INDEPENDENT 195
BUKEDEA KACHUMBALA COUNTY OMAGOR DAVID STEPHEN INDEPENDENT 4,207
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
BUKEDEA KACHUMBALA COUNTY OPOLOT ISIAGI PATRICK NRM 11,366 WINNER
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH ASUMAN KASUJJA INDEPENDENT 348
COUNTY
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH BULEGEYA JULIUS INDEPENDENT 278
COUNTY
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH KATUSHABE RUTH NRM 8,250 WINNER
COUNTY
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH KIMBUGWE HUZAIRU INDEPENDENT 79
COUNTY
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH LUBYAYI IDDI KISIKI INDEPENDENT 5,947
COUNTY
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH NAMBALIRWA JOSEPHINE INDEPENDENT 332
COUNTY
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH SSERWADA ADAM BAZI INDEPENDENT 3,833
COUNTY
BUMBIRA
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI NORTH YIGA B. HOLLIX
DP 4,461
COUNTY
MUWONGE
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI SOUTH BIRIMUKANDONDA EVA. INDEPENDENT 291
COUNTY
NORAH
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI SOUTH KAGIMU MAURICE
NRM 10,031
COUNTY
KIWANUKA PETER
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI SOUTH KIYINGI DEOGATIUS D. DP 10,813 WINNER
COUNTY
GONZAGA
BUKOMANSIMBI BUKOMANSIMBI SOUTH NALWANGA HAJARA INDEPENDENT 349
COUNTY
BUKWO KONGASIS COUNTY CHELANGAT ALINGA INDEPENDENT 12,734
SOLOMON
BUKWO KONGASIS COUNTY CHELIMO REUBEN PAUL NRM 15,530 WINNER
BUKWO KONGASIS COUNTY TENDERESSY ZAKAYO INDEPENDENT 415
BULAMBULI BULAMBULI COUNTY BURUNDO MUSINGO NRM 5,682 WINNER
MUNGOMA ALEX
BULAMBULI BULAMBULI COUNTY KATENYA ISAAC INDEPENDENT 1,598
BULAMBULI BULAMBULI COUNTY MASABA CHARLES
INDEPENDENT 4,357
WAKOKO
BULAMBULI BULAMBULI COUNTY TABALI MOSES INDEPENDENT 4,434
BULAMBULI BULAMBULI COUNTY WABULAKA PAUL INDEPENDENT 138
BULAMBULI BULAMBULI COUNTY WOTSUNA MASABA
INDEPENDENT 2,775
JAMES
BULAMBULI ELGON COUNTY MASABA EMMANUEL FDC 335
WEKOMBA K.
BULAMBULI ELGON COUNTY NANGOLI GERALD INDEPENDENT 7,813
BULAMBULI ELGON COUNTY NASAWALI PETER INDEPENDENT 3,066
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
BULAMBULI ELGON COUNTY WAMUKUYU MUDIMI NRM 13,497 WINNER
BULAMBULI ELGON COUNTY WONASOLO GIDEON INDEPENDENT 376
BULIISA BULIISA COUNTY BIRAAHWA MUKITALE INDEPENDENT 15,210 WINNER
STEPHEN ADYEERI
BULIISA BULIISA COUNTY KAMUGISA GODFREY NRM 12,144
MWESIGWA
BULIISA BULIISA COUNTY KASIGWA GODWIN
DP 202
ANGALIA
BULIISA BULIISA COUNTY PADDY DERICK INDEPENDENT 266
BUNDIBUGYO BUGHENDERA COUNTY ACROBERT KIIZA MOSES INDEPENDENT 10,674
BUNDIBUGYO BUGHENDERA COUNTY MBALIBULA TABAN
NRM 17,331 WINNER
KIBAZANGA
CHRISTOPHER
BUNDIBUGYO BUGHENDERA COUNTY SUNDAY APOLO FDC 469
BUNDIBUGYO BWAMBA COUNTY GAFABUSA MUHUMUZA NRM
UO
RICHARD
BUSHENYI
BUSHENYI -ISHAKA
ARINDA GORDON
NRM 6,457 WINNER
MUNICIPALITY
KAKUMA
BUSHENYI
BUSHENYI -ISHAKA
MBAINE NEKEMIA
INDEPENDENT 4,142
MUNICIPALITY
ZELEBABEL
BUSHENYI
BUSHENYI -ISHAKA
TAYEBWA ODO FDC 5,334
MUNICIPALITY
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY EAST KARUHANGA
INDEPENDENT 162
CHRISTOPHER
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY EAST MARTIAL ANDREW NRM 15,983 WINNER
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY EAST MAWANDA MICHAEL INDEPENDENT 15,091
MARANGA
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY EAST MUNANURA YEYARD INDEPENDENT 1,684
RUSHATUKA
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY EAST NUWABIINE MESHACH FDC 1,265
BAGARUKAYO
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY EAST TURWOMWE ARNOLD INDEPENDENT 1,437
PATRICK SAMSON
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY WEST MAGYEZI RAPHAEL NRM 21,016 WINNER
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY WEST MUCUNGUZI ABEL INDEPENDENT 6
BUSHENYI IGARA COUNTY WEST MUHABUZI HORACE INDEPENDENT 18,364
BUSIA BUSIA MUNICIPALITY ARMADO SAMMY GILBERT DP 137
BUSIA BUSIA MUNICIPALITY BARASA LIVING OUMA INDEPENDENT 232
BUSIA BUSIA MUNICIPALITY EGESSA HENRY
DREADLACKS
INDEPENDENT 79
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
BUSIA BUSIA MUNICIPALITY MACHO GEOFFREY NRM 6,930 WINNER
BUSIA BUSIA MUNICIPALITY MUKASA ABDALLA TIFF JEEMA 2,238
BBALE
BUSIA BUSIA MUNICIPALITY TAAKA KEVINA WANAHA FDC 6,510
WANDERA
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY ANJOGA HUMPHREY INDEPENDENT 411
NORTH
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY MUGENI SIMON PETER INDEPENDENT 269
NORTH
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY MULIMBA JOHN NRM 15,757
NORTH
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY OJAMBO TONNY FDC 1,107
NORTH
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY ONYANGO GIDEON INDEPENDENT 16,284 WINNER
NORTH
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY MAGANDA JULIUS NRM 21,978 WINNER
SOUTH
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY MATATA IBRAHIM WERE INDEPENDENT 1,503
SOUTH
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY OKUMU JUSTUS FDC 788
SOUTH
BUSIA
SAMIA BUGWE COUNTY OPIO GABRIEL INDEPENDENT 21,362
SOUTH
BUTALEJA BUNYOLE EAST COUNTY MUTEMBULI YUSUF INDEPENDENT 16,292
BUTALEJA BUNYOLE EAST COUNTY MWANGALE PETER FDC 2,798
BUTALEJA BUNYOLE EAST COUNTY NAGWOMU MOSES
NRM 17,468 WINNER
MUSAMBA
BUTALEJA BUNYOLE WEST COUNTY MBUBI ISAAC INDEPENDENT 145
BUTALEJA BUNYOLE WEST COUNTY MUTIWA GEOFREY ERIC INDEPENDENT 10,160
BUTALEJA BUNYOLE WEST COUNTY WALUSWAKA JAMES NRM 12,640 WINNER
BUTALEJA BUNYOLE WEST COUNTY WANGOLO JACOB INDEPENDENT 8,930
BUTAMBALA BUTAMBALA COUNTY BALIKUDDEMBE MUKASA INDEPENDENT 317
BUTAMBALA BUTAMBALA COUNTY FAISAL SSALI
NRM 13,676
KIKULUKUNYU
BUTAMBALA BUTAMBALA COUNTY KASULE MASSY MOSES FDC 530
BUTAMBALA BUTAMBALA COUNTY MUWANGA KIVUMBI
DP 18,273 WINNER
MUHAMMAD
BUVUMA
BUVUMA ISLANDS
BAZIBU IBRAHIM UFA 177
COUNTY
BUVUMA
BUVUMA ISLANDS
COUNTY
MIGADDE ROBERT
NDUGWA
NRM 12,908 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
BUVUMA
BUVUMA ISLANDS
NSUBUGA WILLIAM INDEPENDENT 9,809
COUNTY
BUVUMA
BUVUMA ISLANDS
SSEMBAJJWE PAUL DP 359
COUNTY
BUYENDE BUDIOPE EAST COUNTY AGGREY BYANSI NGOBI INDEPENDENT 3,992
BUYENDE BUDIOPE EAST COUNTY DHAMUZUNGU GEOFREY NRM 18,777 WINNIER
BUYENDE BUDIOPE EAST COUNTY MOSES BIGIRWA DP 1,987
BUYENDE BUDIOPE EAST COUNTY SULAIMAN KIRUNDA INDEPENDENT 13,074
BALYEJJUSA
BUYENDE BUDIOPE WEST COUNTY MUBITO JOHN BOSCO INDEPENDENT 13,498
BUYENDE BUDIOPE WEST COUNTY MUSOKE ROBERT NRM 14,743 WINNIER
BUYENDE BUDIOPE WEST COUNTY OTIM DEOGRATHIUS INDEPENDENT 299
BUYENDE BUDIOPE WEST COUNTY WAKABI DOMINIC FDC 12,069
DOKOLO DOKOLO NORTH COUNTY AMORU PAUL NRM 15,442 WINNER
DOKOLO DOKOLO NORTH COUNTY OKELLO OKELLO JOHN FDC 14,978
BAPTIST
DOKOLO DOKOLO SOUTH COUNTY DANIEL OKELLO INDEPENDENT 5,608
DOKOLO DOKOLO SOUTH COUNTY DAVID WILLIAMS ERAM INDEPENDENT 46
DOKOLO DOKOLO SOUTH COUNTY DENIS M O EKOCH UPC 908
DOKOLO DOKOLO SOUTH COUNTY JASPER MAGAMBO
INDEPENDENT 146
OKELLO
DOKOLO DOKOLO SOUTH COUNTY LURU EDWIN ODUR INDEPENDENT 85
DOKOLO DOKOLO SOUTH COUNTY OKOT OGONG FELIX NRM 10,273 WINNER
DOKOLO DOKOLO SOUTH COUNTY VINCENT OPITO FDC 3,045
GOMBA GOMBA EAST COUNTY KALULE SSENGO
NRM 8,982 WINNER
EMMANUEL
GOMBA GOMBA EAST COUNTY KYAGABA CHARLES DP 8,596
GOMBA GOMBA EAST COUNTY NASSOZI JANE INDEPENDENT 2,619
GOMBA GOMBA EAST COUNTY SEBULIBA RICHARD INDEPENDENT 112
GOMBA GOMBA EAST COUNTY WITONZE JUMA INDEPENDENT 1,895
GOMBA GOMBA WEST COUNTY ABIGABA GEORGE FDC 250
GOMBA GOMBA WEST COUNTY BISASO LIVINGSTONE
FRANK
INDEPENDENT 113
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
GOMBA GOMBA WEST COUNTY KAJUBI ENOCH INDEPENDENT 211
GOMBA GOMBA WEST COUNTY MAPEERA LAWRENCE DP 293
GOMBA GOMBA WEST COUNTY MUHIIRWA ARAALI INDEPENDENT 9,916
GOMBA GOMBA WEST COUNTY RWAKOOJO ROBINA NRM 14,439 WINNER
GUREME
GULU ASWA COUNTY ACIRE CHRISTOPHER INDEPENDENT 5,316
GULU ASWA COUNTY KITARA TONNY DP 852
GULU ASWA COUNTY LABANYA OMOT PATRICK INDEPENDENT 336
GULU ASWA COUNTY OKELLO PATRICK ONGUTI NRM 6,809
GULU ASWA COUNTY OKUMU RONALD REGAN INDEPENDENT 16,859 WINNER
GULU GULU MUNICIPALITY ALIGECH O. GEORGE INDEPENDENT 2,217
LAPIR
GULU GULU MUNICIPALITY HIRAM WILFRED OCHOLA FDC 3,839
GULU GULU MUNICIPALITY JOKKENE TIMOTHY OKEE NRM 7,281
GULU GULU MUNICIPALITY KOMAKECH HENRY
INDEPENDENT 3,500
KILAMA
GULU GULU MUNICIPALITY KOMAKECH LYANDRO DP 11,510 WINNER
GULU GULU MUNICIPALITY ODOCH KENNETH K. INDEPENDENT 452
GULU GULU MUNICIPALITY RAY OTTI INDEPENDENT 892
GULU GULU MUNICIPALITY UHURU FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 196
GULU OMORO COUNTY LAMONY WALTER
INDEPENDENT 332
CANOGURA
GULU OMORO COUNTY OKELLO JOB COLLINS INDEPENDENT 548
GULU OMORO COUNTY OULANYAH JACOB
NRM 8,218 WINNER
L'OKORI
GULU OMORO COUNTY OWANI DICK DENIS INDEPENDENT 3,080
GULU OMORO COUNTY TOOLIT SIMON AKECHA FDC 6,823
GULU TOCHI COUNTY NYERO FRANCIS ELTON INDEPENDENT 384
LAKELE
GULU TOCHI COUNTY OBUTU FRANCIS NRM 4,703
GULU TOCHI COUNTY OCORA SIMON FDC 2,441
GULU TOCHI COUNTY OKOT PETER DP 10,988 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
HOIMA BUGAHYA COUNTY PIUS WAKABI NRM UO
HOIMA BUHAGUZI COUNTY BAMWENDA JOROCOME INDEPENDENT 16,759
J.B.
HOIMA BUHAGUZI COUNTY BANURA PETER INDEPENDENT 8,620
HOIMA BUHAGUZI COUNTY BIGIRWA JULIUS JUNJURA INDEPENDENT 13,069
HOIMA BUHAGUZI COUNTY MUGABO AMOOTI
INDEPENDENT 352
KARUBANGA BERNARD
HOIMA BUHAGUZI COUNTY MUHEIRWE DANIEL M. NRM 25,717 WINNER
HOIMA HOIMA MUNICIPALITY BAGUMA PATRICK JOLLY FDC 6,500
KANDOLE
HOIMA HOIMA MUNICIPALITY BATEGEKA LAWRENCE NRM 24,472 WINNER
NKOOTO
HOIMA HOIMA MUNICIPALITY BEERAHERU GEOFFREY INDEPENDENT 2,486
HOIMA HOIMA MUNICIPALITY TUMUSIIME SAMUEL INDEPENDENT 885
HOIMA KIGOROBYA COUNTY KARUBANGA DAVID NRM 11,906 WINNER
HOIMA KIGOROBYA COUNTY MUNYOMO HERBERT FDC 2,269
HOIMA KIGOROBYA COUNTY MUTAGWA MOSES
INDEPENDENT 2,811
BYAHUKA
IBANDA IBANDA COUNTY NORTH GUMA GUMISIRIZA DAVID NRM 21,643 WINNER
IBANDA IBANDA COUNTY NORTH KANYANDEKWE
INDEPENDENT 69
INNOCENT
IBANDA IBANDA COUNTY NORTH KYOOMA XAVIER
INDEPENDENT 21,355
AKAMPURIRA
IBANDA IBANDA COUNTY NORTH MURIGYE DONALD FDC 276
IBANDA IBANDA COUNTY SOUTH BYABAGAMBI JOHN NRM 42,516 WINNER
IBANDA IBANDA COUNTY SOUTH BYARUHANGA ALEX FDC 4,712
IBANDA IBANDA COUNTY SOUTH TAKAHIKIRE PETER INDEPENDENT 1,498
IGANGA BUGWERI COUNTY IBAALE DANIEL JOSEPH NRM 23,195
IGANGA BUGWERI COUNTY KATUNTU ABDU FDC 23,596 WINNER
IGANGA BUGWERI COUNTY MENYA SHAKIL KIBEDI INDEPENDENT 53
IGANGA BUGWERI COUNTY MUKISA ISAAC INDEPENDENT 430
IGANGA BUGWERI COUNTY MUSEMBYA PAUL INDEPENDENT 76
IGANGA IGANGA MUNICIPALITY MUDIOBOLE ABEDI
NASSER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
IGANGA IGANGA MUNICIPALITY MUGEMA PETER NRM 11,399 WINNER
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY NORTH BADOGI ISMAIL WAGUMA FDC 15,651
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY NORTH BUFUMBO MOSES INDEPENDENT 635
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY NORTH BWINO FRED KYAKULAGA NRM 17,800 WINNER
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY NORTH GABULA EZERA INDEPENDENT 807
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY NORTH KIRIMWIKA SAMUEL INDEPENDENT 401
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY NORTH MUKAKANYA DEREK INDEPENDENT 39
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY NORTH NASSANGA JACKLINE INDEPENDENT 691
OBA
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY NORTH OBBO TITUS INDEPENDENT 304
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY SOUTH BULAGALA MUSA KARIM FDC 892
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY SOUTH KALUYA ANDREW KIIZA INDEPENDENT 19,185 WINNER
NAMITEGO
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY SOUTH KYAFU ASUMAN NRM 15,492
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY SOUTH NAKKU ENOCH DP 88
IGANGA KIGULU COUNTY SOUTH WAAKO STEPHEN INDEPENDENT 319
ISINGIRO BUKANGA COUNTY BYANYIMA NATHAN
INDEPENDENT 18,697
JIMREX TENUGA
ISINGIRO BUKANGA COUNTY KANGWAGYE STEPHEN NRM 29,971 WINNER
ISINGIRO BUKANGA COUNTY TUMUSIIME HUMBLE ABEL INDEPENDENT 456
ISINGIRO BUKANGA COUNTY TURIYO TITO FDC 1,290
ISINGIRO
ISINGIRO COUNTY
MUGYENYI POSSY
INDEPENDENT 17,881
NORTH
RWABUTAKU
ISINGIRO
ISINGIRO COUNTY
RUTAHWAIRE ANTHONY FDC 1,671
NORTH
ISINGIRO
ISINGIRO COUNTY
RWAMIRAMA BRIGHT NRM 23,081 WINNER
NORTH
KANYOTORE
ISINGIRO
ISINGIRO COUNTY
ATUHAIRE ASAPH SIBURA INDEPENDENT 625
SOUTH
ISINGIRO
ISINGIRO COUNTY
BYARUGABA ALEX NRM 27,214 WINNER
SOUTH
ISINGIRO
ISINGIRO COUNTY
KANYESIGYE ENOS FDC 1,679
SOUTH
ISINGIRO
ISINGIRO COUNTY
MUTAMBA JACKSON INDEPENDENT 720
SOUTH
ISINGIRO ISINGIRO COUNTY RWAKAIZI AMON INDEPENDENT 2,181
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
SOUTH
ISINGIRO
ISINGIRO COUNTY
TUMWESIGYE ANTHONY INDEPENDENT 12,356
SOUTH
JINJA BUTEMBE COUNTY KAGOYA MARY INDEPENDENT 1,304
JINJA BUTEMBE COUNTY KIIRYA GRACE WANZALA FDC 23,202
JINJA BUTEMBE COUNTY LUFAFA NELSON NRM 26,157 WINNER
JINJA BUTEMBE COUNTY MUWANIKA KENNETH INDEPENDENT 630
MUKULU
JINJA
JINJA MUNICIPALITY IGEME NABETA NATHAN NRM 7,770 WINNER
EAST
SAMSON
JINJA
JINJA MUNICIPALITY MWIRU PAUL FDC 7,635
EAST
JINJA
JINJA MUNICIPALITY BALYEKU MOSES GRACE NRM 6,770 WINNER
WEST
JINJA
JINJA MUNICIPALITY ISIKO CLARE IVAN INDEPENDENT 523
WEST
JINJA
JINJA MUNICIPALITY KAWANGUZI PAUL FDC 4,028
WEST
JINJA
JINJA MUNICIPALITY KEZAALA NAJIB INDEPENDENT 431
WEST
JINJA
JINJA MUNICIPALITY LUKALU CAESAR INDEPENDENT 320
WEST
JINJA KAGOMA COUNTY BATUWA TIMOTHY
FDC 12,877
LUSALA
JINJA KAGOMA COUNTY BIDONDOLE .B
INDEPENDENT 3,692
MOHAMMED
JINJA KAGOMA COUNTY KINTU ALEX BRANDON INDEPENDENT 14,254
JINJA KAGOMA COUNTY MBAGADHI FREDERICK INDEPENDENT 4,725
NKAYI
JINJA KAGOMA COUNTY MUBEEZI LYDIA
UPM 470
LUKABALA
JINJA KAGOMA COUNTY MUKUYE MOSES WILSON INDEPENDENT 223
JINJA KAGOMA COUNTY MUWANGALA MILTON INDEPENDENT 108
DAVID
JINJA KAGOMA COUNTY WALYOMU MUWANIKA NRM 16,391 WINNER
MOSES
KAABONG DODOTH EAST COUNTY LOKERIS SAMSON NRM 22,090 WINNER
KAABONG DODOTH EAST COUNTY NGOROK PASQUALE INDEPENDENT 3,915
KAABONG DODOTH WEST COUNTY ABELLE JOSEPH LOKOL INDEPENDENT 836
KAABONG DODOTH WEST COUNTY LODOU DIDA JULIUS INDEPENDENT 725
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KAABONG DODOTH WEST COUNTY LOKODO SIMON NRM 5,278 WINNER
KAABONG DODOTH WEST COUNTY LOKWANG PHILIPHS INDEPENDENT 4,924
ILUKOL
KAABONG IK COUNTY LOKOL PRISCILLAH INDEPENDENT 416
KAABONG IK COUNTY LOKWANG HILLARY NRM 1,245 WINNER
KABALE KABALE MUNICIPALITY BARYAYANGA ANDREW INDEPENDENT 6,464 WINNER
AJA
KABALE KABALE MUNICIPALITY KAMARA NICHOLAS
INDEPENDENT 3,020
THADEUS
KABALE KABALE MUNICIPALITY KATUREEBE ISAAC INDEPENDENT 1,056
KABALE KABALE MUNICIPALITY MAGABO JAMES TUGUME FDC 623
KABALE KABALE MUNICIPALITY NUWAGABA AUGUSTUS INDEPENDENT 1,502
KABALE KABALE MUNICIPALITY NZAANA GEOFFREY INDEPENDENT 80
KABALE KABALE MUNICIPALITY ORISHABA
INDEPENDENT 468
BAGAMUHUNDA JUSTUS
KABALE KABALE MUNICIPALITY RUNUMI MWESIGYE NRM 4,364
FRANCIS
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY EAST AGAABA FRANK MONDO INDEPENDENT 95
KABS
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY EAST ANKUNDA GRACE
NRM 14,160
BEKUNDA BWESIGYE
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY EAST BYAMUKAMA GEORGE INDEPENDENT 709
OSBERT
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY EAST MANZI AGGREY SPENCER INDEPENDENT 34
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY EAST NIWAGABA WILFRED INDEPENDENT 20,347 WINNER
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY WEST AGABA SIMON INDEPENDENT 7,878
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY WEST BAHATI DAVID NRM 23,838 WINNER
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY WEST TURINAWE HAROLD INDEPENDENT 3,903
BAMWOYA
KABALE NDORWA COUNTY WEST TURYATEMBA FULGENCE FDC 1,239
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY EAST AHABWE GODFREY
INDEPENDENT 4,075
PEREZA
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY EAST ATWEETA GEORGE DP 145
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY EAST AYEBARE JASPER JEEMA 425
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY EAST BAKEINE DAVID INDEPENDENT 2,411
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY EAST KABYESIZA JOACHIM INDEPENDENT 555
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY EAST KAMUGISHA INNOCENT FDC 990
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY EAST MUSASIZI HENRY
NRM 18,765 WINNER
ARIGANYIRA
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY EAST TUMWIJUKYE PATRICK INDEPENDENT 3,896
BRONTE
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY WEST BANYENZAKI HENRY INDEPENDENT 18,775
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY WEST MUHUMUZA ISAAH DP 134
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY WEST RUHANGARIYO JOSEPH FDC 382
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY WEST SABIITI DENIS NRM 24,106 WINNER
KABALE RUBANDA COUNTY WEST TWESIGYE LEONARD INDEPENDENT 174
BIHO
KABALE RUKIGA COUNTY KABAFUNZAKI HERBERT NRM 21,510 WINNER
KABALE RUKIGA COUNTY KAMPIKAHO ALEXANDER INDEPENDENT 4,122
KABALE RUKIGA COUNTY NDYAMWEHA KODIDO INDEPENDENT 250
KARAMU
KABALE RUKIGA COUNTY SABIITI CHRISSY JACK FDC 14,986
KABALE RUKIGA COUNTY SABIITI WILBER INDEPENDENT 287
KABAROLE BUNYANGABU COUNTY ADOLF MWESIGE KASAIJA NRM 26,632 WINNER
KABAROLE BUNYANGABU COUNTY ASIIMWE HENRY INDEPENDENT 432
KABAROLE BUNYANGABU COUNTY ATEGEKA JAMES INDEPENDENT 12,214
KABAROLE BUNYANGABU COUNTY IRUMBA IMMACULATE INDEPENDENT 611
ODD
KABAROLE BUNYANGABU COUNTY ISINGOMA JOHN BAPTIST INDEPENDENT 501
KABAROLE BUNYANGABU COUNTY WOMUJUNI VINCENT INDEPENDENT 16,014
KABAROLE BURAHYA COUNTY BUSINGYE JOHN INDEPENDENT 22,929
KABAROLE BURAHYA COUNTY KASAIJA STEPHEN
INDEPENDENT 21,536
KAGWERA
KABAROLE BURAHYA COUNTY KATIISA PAUL INDEPENDENT 2,175
KABAROLE BURAHYA COUNTY MUGISA MUHANGA
NRM 36,424 WINNER
MARGARET
KABAROLE
FORT PORTAL
AJUNA DAKA JOSEPH FDC 452
MUNICIPALITY
KABAROLE
FORT PORTAL
KALIBA STEVEN INDEPENDENT 4,823
MUNICIPALITY
KABAROLE
FORT PORTAL
MUNICIPALITY
MUGAHI RICHARD INDEPENDENT 6,841
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KABAROLE
FORT PORTAL
RUHUNDA ALEX NRM 10,322 WINNER
MUNICIPALITY
KABAROLE
FORT PORTAL
RWAMUHUMBU DAVIS INDEPENDENT 86
MUNICIPALITY
KYALIGONZA
KABERAMAIDO KABERAMAIDO COUNTY EDAKASI ALFRED ELALU- INDEPENDENT 11,591
OLALE
KABERAMAIDO KABERAMAIDO COUNTY ELIANU GODFREY KILAWA INDEPENDENT 534
KABERAMAIDO KABERAMAIDO COUNTY EMIGU JULIUS PETER FDC 6,236
KABERAMAIDO KABERAMAIDO COUNTY ISALA ERAGU VERONICA NRM 12,242 WINNER
BICHETERO
KABERAMAIDO KABERAMAIDO COUNTY OGELA ISAAC-LEE UPC 331
KABERAMAIDO KALAKI COUNTY ELYAU DAVIDSON FDC 3,840
KABERAMAIDO KALAKI COUNTY ELYAU DENNIS ALFRED INDEPENDENT 931
KABERAMAIDO KALAKI COUNTY EMODO DAVID INDEPENDENT 816
KABERAMAIDO KALAKI COUNTY EUKU SIMON ROSS UPC 6,370
KABERAMAIDO KALAKI COUNTY ONGALO-OBOTE
NRM 21,122 WINNER
CLEMENT KENNETH
KALANGALA BUJUMBA COUNTY BADDA FRED NRM 4,354
KALANGALA BUJUMBA COUNTY KAKOOZA JOSEPH
DP 109
HERMAN
KALANGALA BUJUMBA COUNTY MUKASA JULIUS OPONDO INDEPENDENT 5,358 WINNER
KALANGALA BUJUMBA COUNTY NANKINGA ROBINAH INDEPENDENT 526
KALANGALA KYAMUSWA COUNTY BIRUNGI CAROLYN
NRM 4,647 WINNER
NANYONDO
KALANGALA KYAMUSWA COUNTY BUKENYA FALUKU DP 602
KALANGALA KYAMUSWA COUNTY KABUUSU MOSES INDEPENDENT 4,065
KALIRO BULAMOGI COUNTY GONAHASA MIKE JEEMA 361
KALIRO BULAMOGI COUNTY KANYWAMUSAI HENRY INDEPENDENT 499
JUUBA
KALIRO BULAMOGI COUNTY KITAKULE PAUL INDEPENDENT 428
KALIRO BULAMOGI COUNTY LUBOGO KENNETH NRM 19,179 WINNER
KALIRO BULAMOGI COUNTY MUYANGA SIMON
FDC 16,546
LUTAAYA
KALIRO BULAMOGI COUNTY WAAKO MUZINGE
INDEPENDENT 1,057
STEPHEN MOSES
KALIRO BULAMOGI COUNTY WAMBUZI NELSON INDEPENDENT 10,638
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
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GEORGE GAGAWALA
KALIRO
BULAMOGI NORTH WEST BAMUKOBEIRE RICHARD UFA 83
COUNTY
KALIRO
BULAMOGI NORTH WEST GUME FREDRICK NGOBI NRM 10,702 WINNER
COUNTY
KALIRO
BULAMOGI NORTH WEST KASAJJA GEORGE
INDEPENDENT 8,951
COUNTY
PATRICK
KALIRO
BULAMOGI NORTH WEST YAHYA ABDALLAH
INDEPENDENT 22
COUNTY
MOHAMMED
KALUNGU KALUNGU COUNTY EAST KIMBOWA GEORGE
DP 2,079
WILLIAM
KALUNGU KALUNGU COUNTY EAST LULE UMAR MAWIYA INDEPENDENT 12,340
KALUNGU KALUNGU COUNTY EAST SSEMPIJJA VINCENT NRM 14,778 WINNER
BAMULANGAKI
KALUNGU KALUNGU COUNTY WEST KISEKKA RAPHAEL INDEPENDENT 498
KALUNGU KALUNGU COUNTY WEST MUGAGGA JOSEPH NRM 10,633
KALUNGU KALUNGU COUNTY WEST SSEBUNYA ALEX
FDC 363
KAKANDE
KALUNGU KALUNGU COUNTY WEST SSEWUNGU JOSEPH DP 13,376 WINNER
GONZAGA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA CENTRAL KABANDA MINSA
NRM 12,380
DIVISION
NABBENGO
KAMPALA
KAMPALA CENTRAL KAIJA HAROLD FDC 5,134
DIVISION
KAMPALA
KAMPALA CENTRAL KAYONDO MOSES
INDEPENDENT 620
DIVISION
MUKASA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA CENTRAL NSEREKO MUHAMMAD INDEPENDENT 25,746 WINNER
DIVISION
KAMPALA
KAMPALA CENTRAL SEMUGOMA KIGOZI
DP 785
DIVISION
HAMDAN
KAMPALA
KAWEMPE DIVISION KYAMBADDE JOHN
NRM 13,689
NORTH
ANDREW
KAMPALA
KAWEMPE DIVISION NANYUNJA ROBINAH INDEPENDENT 2,832
NORTH
KAMPALA
KAWEMPE DIVISION SEBAGGALA ABDULATIF INDEPENDENT 22,325 WINNER
NORTH
SENGENDO
KAMPALA
KAWEMPE DIVISION SEMMINDI ASADULLAH FDC 14,844
NORTH
KAMPALA
KAWEMPE DIVISION SENDAWULA ROGERS INDEPENDENT 1,383
NORTH
KAMPALA
KAWEMPE DIVISION SERWADDA SULAIMAN DP 10,806
NORTH
KIDANDALA
KAMPALA
KAWEMPE DIVISION KANYIKE WILLIAM INDEPENDENT 3,503
SOUTH
KAMPALA
KAWEMPE DIVISION
SOUTH
MPINDI BUMALI INDEPENDENT 4,605

RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
KAMPALA
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KAWEMPE DIVISION
SOUTH
KAWEMPE DIVISION
SOUTH
KAWEMPE DIVISION
SOUTH
KAWEMPE DIVISION
SOUTH
KAWEMPE DIVISION
SOUTH
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
EAST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MAKINDYE DIVISION
WEST
MUNYAGWA MUBARAK FDC 16,383 WINNER
SSERUNGA
NSEREKO MADINA NRM 11,827
SEBULIBA RICHARD
MUTUMBA
INDEPENDENT 2,293
SSALI DANIEL
DP 3,846
HANNINGTON
TENYWA EDRISA INDEPENDENT 821
BUKENYA KHOMAS INDEPENDENT 202
CLARKE IAN THOMAS
JOHN
INDEPENDENT 8,776
KASOZI IBRAHIM
FDC 19,132 WINNER
BIRIBAWA
MABIKKE MICHEAL SDP 911
MAYAJA SAMUEL TREVOR INDEPENDENT 73
OWOBUSINGYE ELIJAH INDEPENDENT 5,126
KAILUKABI
SSENKUBUGE RAJAB DP 474
SSIMBWA JOHN NRM 7,733
WALUSIMBI FREDRICK INDEPENDENT 281
BAMPIGGA STEPHEN AP 175
NAMATTA
GAKYALO FABIAN INDEPENDENT 124
KABUYE ISHIHAKA ISAAC FDC 7,138
KALLIBBALA RICHARD INDEPENDENT 2,176
KYANJO FAROUQ
JEEMA 7,706
HUSSEIN
LUBEGA ACHILLES NRM 12,887
MIREMBE HAMZA INDEPENDENT 764
MUKIIBI SULAIMAN INDEPENDENT 213
NABUKENYA NULIAT
SSUKKA
SENTONGO ABDULNOOR
KYAMUNDU
SSEBAGGALA GAMAL
ABDUL NASSER
INDEPENDENT 1,156
INDEPENDENT 418
INDEPENDENT 533

RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KAMPALA
MAKINDYE DIVISION SSEKAYIZZI KEFA INDEPENDENT 397
WEST
KAMPALA
MAKINDYE DIVISION SSEWANYANA ALOIZIOUS DP 37,554 WINNER
WEST
ALLAN
KAMPALA NAKAWA DIVISION AJIRI RUCOGOZA OLGA INDEPENDENT 8,813
KAMIKAZI
KAMPALA NAKAWA DIVISION KABAZIGURUKA MICHEAL FDC 38,698 WINNER
ANDREW
KAMPALA NAKAWA DIVISION KAKANDE KENNETH PAUL DP 13,090
KAMPALA NAKAWA DIVISION LUBEGA MARTIN ZIRIBALA INDEPENDENT 834
KAMPALA NAKAWA DIVISION NDAULA JOHN ERIC GOLD INDEPENDENT 2,898
KAMPALA NAKAWA DIVISION RUHINDI FREDRICK NRM 37,044
KAMPALA NAKAWA DIVISION SEBULIBA EDGAR
INDEPENDENT 426
NSEREKO
KAMPALA NAKAWA DIVISION SSENGENDO FRED INDEPENDENT 2,926
KAMPALA
RUBAGA DIVISION
KAMYA BETI OLIVE UFA 16,664
NORTH
KAMPALA
RUBAGA DIVISION
KASIBANTE MOSES INDEPENDENT 17,802 WINNER
NORTH
KAMPALA
RUBAGA DIVISION
KAWOOYA GEORGE DP 708
NORTH
WILLIAM
KAMPALA
RUBAGA DIVISION
KIZITO FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 1,033
NORTH
KAMPALA
RUBAGA DIVISION
MUSOKE VINCENT
FDC 4,079
NORTH
TEGASA
KAMPALA
RUBAGA DIVISION
MUTEBI LUTWAMA
INDEPENDENT 292
NORTH
HUMPHREY
KAMPALA
RUBAGA DIVISION
TINDYEBWA BRIAN
NRM 11,958
NORTH
KUSINGURA
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH KATABALWA FRANCIS DP 4,448
XAVIER
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH KATO LUBWAMA PAUL INDEPENDENT 27,268 WINNER
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH KAYEMBA MICHEAL
INDEPENDENT 253
OSCAR
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH KEN-LUKYAMUZI JOHN CP 10,792
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH KIFAMPA SIRAJE NSAMBU JEEMA 3,832
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH KIIZA RONALD
SSENYANGE
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH MAYANJA FARIDAH
MPIIMA
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH SSEMPIIRA FRANCIS
XAVIER
INDEPENDENT 1,025
NRM 11,982
INDEPENDENT 824
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KAMPALA RUBAGA DIVISION SOUTH WASAJJA JAMES INDEPENDENT 1,610
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY ALLEN ANDREW INDEPENDENT 946
NORTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY KASANDO ENOCH
FDC 306
NORTH
NYANGE
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY KASIBULE DANIEL INDEPENDENT 845
NORTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY KIZIGE MOSES . K NRM 10,131 WINNER
NORTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY MULINDWA GEORGE INDEPENDENT 3,006
NORTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY MUSEMBYA DAN WAKITA INDEPENDENT 73
NORTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY OMONDI FLAVIA ANITA INDEPENDENT 7,430
NORTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY TEIRA JOHN INDEPENDENT 4,553
NORTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY ASUMAN KIYINGI INDEPENDENT 16,317
SOUTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY GWAIVU ROBERT INDEPENDENT 406
SOUTH
KAMULI
BUGABULA COUNTY KIBALYA HENRY. M NRM 24,872 WINNER
SOUTH
KAMULI BUZAAYA COUNTY ISANGA MUSUMBA ISAAC NRM 18,381 WINNER
KAMULI BUZAAYA COUNTY KIRENDA SAMUEL
INDEPENDENT 1,481
ISABIRYE
KAMULI BUZAAYA COUNTY KITAMIRIKE BWAMIKI INDEPENDENT 160
MICHAEL
KAMULI BUZAAYA COUNTY MUGABI MUZAALE
INDEPENDENT 16,649
MARTIN KISULE
KAMULI BUZAAYA COUNTY MUZUUSA STEPHEN INDEPENDENT 5,166
KAMULI BUZAAYA COUNTY WANSALALA EMMANUEL FDC 1,416
NUME
KAMULI KAMULI MUNICIPALITY KAMMALI SIBIRA DAVID INDEPENDENT 1,704
KAMULI KAMULI MUNICIPALITY NAIKOBA PROSSY INDEPENDENT 495
KAMULI KAMULI MUNICIPALITY SALAAMU MUSUMBA FDC 6,702
PROSCOVIA
KAMULI KAMULI MUNICIPALITY WATONGOLA REHEMA NRM 8,175 WINNER
TIWUWE
KAMWENGE KIBALE COUNTY ABIGABA CUTHBERT NRM 23,345 WINNER
MIREMBE
KAMWENGE KIBALE COUNTY JAMES OZO BIRUNGI FDC 9,425
KAMWENGE KIBALE EAST COUNTY ATUHAIRE GEORGE
WILSON
FDC 687
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RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KAMWENGE KIBALE EAST COUNTY TUMWEBAZE FRANK NRM 28,581 WINNER
KAGYIGYI
KAMWENGE KIBALE EAST COUNTY TUMWINE STEPHEN INDEPENDENT 4,437
KAMWENGE KITAGWENDA COUNTY AGABA ABBAS MUGISHA NRM 20,510 WINNER
KAMWENGE KITAGWENDA COUNTY CHARLES AHIMBISIBWE INDEPENDENT 366
KAMWENGE KITAGWENDA COUNTY GEORGE WILLIAM
INDEPENDENT 8,015
SPENCER
KAMWENGE KITAGWENDA COUNTY JONATHAN BUREGYEYA INDEPENDENT 1,384
ABAINE
KAMWENGE KITAGWENDA COUNTY RASHIIDI NTURAGYE INDEPENDENT 781
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY EAST BARYOMUNSI CHRIS NRM 25,792 WINNER
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY EAST HAKIIZUMWAMI SAMUEL INDEPENDENT 14,129
RENZAHO
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY EAST MPWABWOBA CALLIST FDC 1,795
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY EAST MUHUMUZA FLUGENCE INDEPENDENT 654
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY EAST NIWAGABA FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 564
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY WEST AHIMBISIBWE GAD
INDEPENDENT 10,101
RUGAJU
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY WEST KAMWESIGA JAMES INDEPENDENT 3,132
VINCENT
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY WEST KYATUHEIRE JACQUELINE INDEPENDENT 5,666
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY WEST NIRINGIYIMANA JAMES NRM 26,003 WINNER
RUUGI KABERUKA
KANUNGU KINKIZI COUNTY WEST TWINOMUGABE FRANK FDC 4,353
KAPCHORWA KAPCHORWA
CHELANGATI K. JUSTUS INDEPENDENT 146
MUNICIPALITY
KAPCHORWA KAPCHORWA
CHEMONGES LEONARD INDEPENDENT 5,217
MUNICIPALITY
KINGOO
KAPCHORWA KAPCHORWA
CHEPTORIS SAM
NRM 9,154 WINNER
MUNICIPALITY
MANGUSHO
KAPCHORWA KAPCHORWA
MANGUSHO ANDREW INDEPENDENT 753
MUNICIPALITY
TIMOTHY
KAPCHORWA TINGEY COUNTY CHEBROT STEPHEN NRM 8,307
CHEMOIKO
KAPCHORWA TINGEY COUNTY CHEMUTAI KALIFANI INDEPENDENT 3,936
KAPCHORWA TINGEY COUNTY SOYEKWO KENNETH INDEPENDENT 8,469 WINNER
KAPCHORWA TINGEY COUNTY WODADA NASIF INDEPENDENT 1,214
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KASESE BUKONJO COUNTY WEST KATUSABE GODFREY FDC 31,155 WINNER
KASESE BUKONJO COUNTY WEST KIYONGA CHRISPUS NRM 2,828
WALTER C. B.
KASESE BUKONJO COUNTY WEST SAUSI JOSTAS CAPSON INDEPENDENT 4,023
KASESE BUKONZO COUNTY EAST BALUKU ROBERT
INDEPENDENT 14,458
SHAIPUMA
KASESE BUKONZO COUNTY EAST BUSINGE POLICE FRED NRM 16,227
KASESE BUKONZO COUNTY EAST KAHUNGU AMON PHILLY INDEPENDENT 1,441
KASESE BUKONZO COUNTY EAST KALEMBA MOSES INDEPENDENT 384
KASESE BUKONZO COUNTY EAST KALYEBOGA KITHENDE INDEPENDENT 327
KASESE BUKONZO COUNTY EAST MUHINDO HAROLD
FDC 25,278 WINNER
TONNY
KASESE
BUSONGORA COUNTY ASIIMWE MIKE MBAKANYA NRM 22,160
NORTH
KASESE
BUSONGORA COUNTY MATE HEZRON SEBAKIRA INDEPENDENT 773
NORTH
MAGWABA
KASESE
BUSONGORA COUNTY NZOGHU MUSABE
FDC 32,425 WINNER
NORTH
WILLIAM
KASESE
BUSONGORA COUNTY BWAMBALE R. JULIUS INDEPENDENT 1,204
SOUTH
KASESE
BUSONGORA COUNTY KAFUDA BOAZ NRM 10,090
SOUTH
KASESE
BUSONGORA COUNTY MBAJU JACKSON FDC 18,554 WINNER
SOUTH
KASESE KASESE MUNICIPALITY CENTENARY FRANCO FDC 15,992 WINNER
ROBERT
KASESE KASESE MUNICIPALITY FERIGO KAMBALE NRM 15,267
KASESE KASESE MUNICIPALITY LUKUMBUKA B. ROBERT DP 164
KASESE KASESE MUNICIPALITY MASEREKA ALFRED INDEPENDENT 131
KATAKWI TOROMA COUNTY AKABWAI HILDA PENLOPE INDEPENDENT 4,285
KATAKWI TOROMA COUNTY AMODOI CYRUS
INDEPENDENT 6,511 WINNER
IMALINGAT
KATAKWI TOROMA COUNTY EDYANGU HERMAN FDC 198
KATAKWI TOROMA COUNTY KOLUO JOSEPH ANDREW NRM 4,994
KATAKWI TOROMA COUNTY ODAKA MARTIN OMMEDO INDEPENDENT 740
KATAKWI TOROMA COUNTY OMIAT ANDREW JOSEPH INDEPENDENT 107
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KATAKWI TOROMA COUNTY OSSIYA SOLOMON ALEMU INDEPENDENT 3,562
KATAKWI USUK COUNTY AKILENG BOB PAUL INDEPENDENT 476
KATAKWI USUK COUNTY APUDA IGNATIUS LOYOLA DP 374
KATAKWI USUK COUNTY OGWANG PETER NRM 21,848 WINNER
KATAKWI USUK COUNTY OKURE CHAELES FDC 8,073
KATAKWI USUK COUNTY OLENY CHARLES OJOK INDEPENDENT 471
KATAKWI USUK COUNTY OROMAIT OBWAOKOR INDEPENDENT 748
JAMES
KAYUNGA BBAALE COUNTY KIGOZI ABDU INDEPENDENT 2,108
KAYUNGA BBAALE COUNTY KIIZA ARTHUR INDEPENDENT 6,472
KAYUNGA BBAALE COUNTY KUMAMA NSAMBA
NRM 18,805 WINNER
GEORGE WILSON
KAYUNGA BBAALE COUNTY KYAGABA RONALD INDEPENDENT 6,797
KAYUNGA BBAALE COUNTY MATTE RITA NAMAZZI INDEPENDENT 606
KAYUNGA BBAALE COUNTY SEBAGANZI HENRY INDEPENDENT 3,179
KAYUNGA
KAYUNGA
KAYUNGA
KAYUNGA
KAYUNGA
KAYUNGA
KAYUNGA
KAYUNGA
KAYUNGA
KIBAALE
KIBAALE
KIBAALE
NTENJERU COUNTY
NORTH
NTENJERU COUNTY
NORTH
NTENJERU COUNTY
NORTH
NTENJERU COUNTY
SOUTH
NTENJERU COUNTY
SOUTH
NTENJERU COUNTY
SOUTH
NTENJERU COUNTY
SOUTH
NTENJERU COUNTY
SOUTH
NTENJERU COUNTY
SOUTH
BUGANGAIZI EAST
COUNTY
BUGANGAIZI EAST
COUNTY
BUGANGAIZI EAST
COUNTY
BANYUMYA TIMOTHY INDEPENDENT 459
LUGOLOOBI AMOS NRM 30,963 WINNER
NAGUBA SSOZI RONALD FDC 3,370
BASEKE FRED INDEPENDENT 14,024 WINNER
GIDONGO RICHARD
INDEPENDENT 59
DETACHA
MOGA EMMANUEL
FDC 621
KAMOGA
NANTUMBWE PROSCOVIA INDEPENDENT 209
MALE
NSANJA PATRICK
NRM 13,319
KAYONGO MABIRIZI
WADDIMBA ANTHONY DP 139
AGABA AISA NRM 13,911
TUKAMUHEBWA SWALIK INDEPENDENT 181
SWARICH
TWINAMASIKO ONESIMUS INDEPENDENT 16,557 WINNER
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RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KIBAALE
BUGANGAIZI WEST
BAHIRAYO ANATORI FDC 534
COUNTY
KIBAALE
BUGANGAIZI WEST
KASIRIVU ATWOOKI
NRM 24,653 WINNER
COUNTY
BALTAZAR KYAMANYWA
KIBAALE
BUGANGAIZI WEST
KYEYUNE MITALA JULIUS INDEPENDENT 385
COUNTY
KIBAALE
BUGANGAIZI WEST
TUMWESIGYE JOSEPHAT INDEPENDENT 23,366
COUNTY
KIBAALE BUYAGA EAST COUNTY BESISIRA IGNATIUS INDEPENDENT 16,297
KIBAALE BUYAGA EAST COUNTY MUSANA ERIC NRM 29,090 WINNER
KIBAALE BUYAGA WEST COUNTY BARNABAS TINKASIIMIRE NRM UO
KIBAALE BUYANJA COUNTY BIRUNGI RESTY INDEPENDENT 2,979
KIBAALE BUYANJA COUNTY IRUMBA VINCENT INDEPENDENT 7,344
KIBAALE BUYANJA COUNTY KASAIJA MATIA NRM 22,806 WINNER
KIBAALE BUYANJA COUNTY MIVULE FRANCIS BIRUNGI FDC 869
KIBAALE BUYANJA COUNTY MUHONGE GODFREY
KASANGA
INDEPENDENT
-
KIBOGA KIBOGA EAST COUNTY BAKABULINDI SHAKA INDEPENDENT 1,287
KIBOGA KIBOGA EAST COUNTY KABAJO KYEWALABYE INDEPENDENT 11,348
JAMES
KIBOGA KIBOGA EAST COUNTY KIWANUKA KEEFA NRM 32,103 WINNER
KIBUKU KABWERI COUNTY GONAHASA FRANCIS FDC 12,115 WINNER
BARNABAS
KIBUKU KABWERI COUNTY KAYALE EMMANUEL INDEPENDENT 504
WASUGIRYA
KIBUKU KABWERI COUNTY MOITI JOSEPH DAKA INDEPENDENT 8,860
KIBUKU KABWERI COUNTY MUGOLE NAUKU D.
NRM 9,726
STEPHEN
KIBUKU KIBUKU COUNTY KAMBA SALEH M.W NRM 12,297
KIBUKU KIBUKU COUNTY KAYAMA B. JAMES FDC 396
KIBUKU KIBUKU COUNTY KINOBERE HERBERT TOM INDEPENDENT 14,391 WINNER
KIBUKU KIBUKU COUNTY KINTU PATRICK BENECTO INDEPENDENT 111
KIRUHURA KASHONGI COUNTY ATUHAIRE SEDRACK FDC 499
KIRUHURA KASHONGI COUNTY KATWINOMUGISHA
INDEPENDENT 241
REUBEN
KIRUHURA KASHONGI COUNTY TUMURAMYE GENENSIO NRM 12,636 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KIRUHURA KASHONGI COUNTY TURINAWE ASAPH INDEPENDENT 1,484
KIRUHURA KAZO COUNTY BAFAKI GORDON NRM 58,569 WINNER
KIRUHURA KAZO COUNTY MWETEISE BINTABARA FDC 4,772
KIRUHURA NYABUSHOZI COUNTY MWESIGYE FRED NRM UO
KIRYANDONGO KIBANDA NORTH
MUHUMUZA HAKIM FDC 1,305
COUNTY
KIRYANDONGO KIBANDA NORTH
OTADA SAM AMOOTI INDEPENDENT 16,118
COUNTY
OWOR
KIRYANDONGO KIBANDA NORTH
TABANI IDI AMIN NRM 24,658 WINNER
COUNTY
KIRYANDONGO KIBANDA SOUTH COUNTY ABOLA JANE FDC 1,706
KIRYANDONGO KIBANDA SOUTH COUNTY ATENYI KARUBANGA INDEPENDENT 7,277
JACOB
KIRYANDONGO KIBANDA SOUTH COUNTY ODUR JACK LUTANYWA NRM 8,900 WINNER
KIRYANDONGO KIBANDA SOUTH COUNTY WATAKA WILLIAM INDEPENDENT 556
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY BUTURO NSABA NRM 16,580 WINNER
EAST
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY EDDIE WA GAHUNGU INDEPENDENT 1,444
EAST
KWIZERA
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY HABAKWIHA MATHIAS FDC 198
EAST
BARIHIMA
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY BISHAKA BANABAS
DP 703
NORTH
RUSHAGO
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY BYARUHANGA JOSEPH FDC 994
NORTH
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY KAMARA JOHN
NRM 21,665 WINNER
NORTH
NIZEYIMANA
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY MUGISHA NDIZEYE
INDEPENDENT 939
NORTH
ANDREW PETER
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY SERUGANDA ALEX H 1 229
SOUTH
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY BITANGARO SAM
NRM 28,876 WINNER
SOUTH
KWIZERA
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY MBABAZI LILIAN INDEPENDENT 4,829
SOUTH
KISORO
BUFUMBIRA COUNTY MUSHAKAMBA VICENT FDC 752
SOUTH
KISORO KISORO MUNICIPALITY BYIBESHO SAM NRM 3,347 WINNER
KISORO KISORO MUNICIPALITY DUFITUMUKIZA
INDEPENDENT 34
CHRISTOPHER
KISORO KISORO MUNICIPALITY KWIZERA PAUL B. INDEPENDENT 2,947
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RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KITGUM CHUA EAST COUNTY ARWAI CHRISTOPHER DP 2,919
OBOL
KITGUM CHUA EAST COUNTY LUWO GODFREY INDEPENDENT 1,941
KITGUM CHUA EAST COUNTY LUWUM PHOEBE ABER INDEPENDENT 6,081
KITGUM CHUA EAST COUNTY ORYEM HENRY OKELLO NRM 11,194 WINNER
KITGUM CHUA WEST COUNTY ODERA ALFRED OBOL NRM 4,724
KITGUM CHUA WEST COUNTY OKIN P.P. OJARA INDEPENDENT 13,462 WINNER
KITGUM CHUA WEST COUNTY OMONA KIZITO FDC 1,250
KITGUM KITGUM MUNICIPALITY ATIM BEATRICE ANYWAR INDEPENDENT 5,658 WINNER
KITGUM KITGUM MUNICIPALITY OKELLO OKELLO JOHN INDEPENDENT 583
LIVINGSTONE
KITGUM KITGUM MUNICIPALITY OKWERA RICHARD OJARA NRM 2,884
KITGUM KITGUM MUNICIPALITY ONEKALIT DENIS AMERE FDC 2,941
KOBOKO KOBOKO COUNTY BABA JAMES BOLIBA NRM 17,850 WINNER
KOBOKO KOBOKO COUNTY DRONYI DAVID RIKAZUBE DP 7,149
KOBOKO KOBOKO MUNICIPALITY ALEGE JOHN BOSCO INDEPENDENT 417
KOBOKO KOBOKO MUNICIPALITY ANITE EVELYN NRM 6,392 WINNER
KOBOKO KOBOKO MUNICIPALITY BAIGA RONALD INDEPENDENT 225
KOBOKO KOBOKO MUNICIPALITY YAKANI CHARLES FDC 3,325
KOBOKO KOBOKO NORTH COUNTY ASIKU ELLY ELIAS NRM 6,897 WINNER
KOBOKO KOBOKO NORTH COUNTY TIPERU NUSURA INDEPENDENT 6,213
KOLE KOLE NORTH COUNTY OBUAKOL TERAH
UPC 4,558
TERENCE
KOLE KOLE NORTH COUNTY ODONGO NEWTON FDC 3,749
KOLE KOLE NORTH COUNTY OKELLO BONNY DESALES NRM 13,716 WINNER
KOLE KOLE NORTH COUNTY OKWIR TONNY INDEPENDENT 12,183
KOLE KOLE SOUTH COUNTY ALULA DAVID NRM 12,714
KOLE KOLE SOUTH COUNTY EBIL FRED UPC 5,867
KOLE KOLE SOUTH COUNTY OCEN PETER INDEPENDENT 15,784 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KOLE KOLE SOUTH COUNTY OKORI ANTHONY BAZIL FDC 503
KOTIDO JIE COUNTY ADOME BILDAD MOSES NRM 24,882 WINNER
KOTIDO JIE COUNTY LOKII PETER ABRAHAMS INDEPENDENT 8,454
KUMI KANYUM COUNTY AMURIAT OBOI PATRICK FDC 8,802
KUMI KANYUM COUNTY OPOLOT OKWALINGA INDEPENDENT 3,078
SIMON PETER
KUMI KANYUM COUNTY OROT ISMAEL NRM 13,985 WINNER
KUMI KANYUM COUNTY OTULE MOSES INDEPENDENT 271
KUMI KUMI COUNTY EMORUT SAM FDC 5,027
KUMI KUMI COUNTY ILUKOR CHARLES NRM 14,304 WINNER
KUMI KUMI COUNTY OBORE GODFREY INDEPENDENT 12,531
KUMI KUMI COUNTY OMONGOT DAVID DP 986
KUMI KUMI MUNICIPALITY ABWATE GENEVIEVE UFA 283
BEIRE
KUMI KUMI MUNICIPALITY AKOL SILVER AISU INDEPENDENT 224
KUMI KUMI MUNICIPALITY AOGON SILAS INDEPENDENT 3,701 WINNER
KUMI KUMI MUNICIPALITY NAPAKOL SIMON PETER INDEPENDENT 218
KUMI KUMI MUNICIPALITY OKIROR JAMES FDC 298
KUMI KUMI MUNICIPALITY OLABORO CHARLES NRM 3,214
KUMI KUMI MUNICIPALITY OMALINGA SIMON PETER INDEPENDENT 3,134
KUMI KUMI MUNICIPALITY OPEDE VICTOR INDEPENDENT 812
KWEEN KWEEN COUNTY CHEMASWET ABDIFADHIL INDEPENDENT 11,995
KISOS
KWEEN KWEEN COUNTY CHEMUSTO TOM FDC 1,850
KWEEN KWEEN COUNTY MANGUSHO LAWRENCE NRM 15,713 WINNER
CHEROP
KWEEN KWEEN COUNTY MUSOBO HOSEA LANGAT INDEPENDENT 450
KYANKWANZI BUTEMBA COUNTY BINGI PATRICK NYANZI INDEPENDENT 6,478
KYANKWANZI BUTEMBA COUNTY KAMUSIIME PENTAGON NRM 16,178 WINNER
INNOCENT
KYANKWANZI BUTEMBA COUNTY MANIRAGUHA ISRAEL INDEPENDENT 872
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RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
KYANKWANZI BUTEMBA COUNTY SSEMUGABA SAMUEL INDEPENDENT 10,075
KYANKWANZI NTWETWE COUNTY MUSISI ROBERT S INDEPENDENT 9,857
KYANKWANZI NTWETWE COUNTY SSEBIKAALI YOWEERI NRM 16,237 WINNER
JOEL
KYANKWANZI NTWETWE COUNTY SSEKIZIYIVU STEPHENE FDC 1,086
KYEGEGWA KYAKA NORTH COUNTY ASABA NSABIMANA PAUL NRM 29,145 WINNER
KYEGEGWA KYAKA NORTH COUNTY BIRUNGI NORMAN K.B. INDEPENDENT 9,180
KYEGEGWA KYAKA NORTH COUNTY MUKAMA JOVAN FDC 1,569
KYEGEGWA KYAKA SOUTH COUNTY BIRIHARIIWE ERYEZA INDEPENDENT 12,262
KYEGEGWA KYAKA SOUTH COUNTY KAFUUZI JACKSON
NRM 19,572 WINNER
KARUGABA
KYEGEGWA KYAKA SOUTH COUNTY MUGUMYA YOROKAMU INDEPENDENT 473
KYEGEGWA KYAKA SOUTH COUNTY NGABU WILLIAM
INDEPENDENT 5,112
KWEMARA
KYENJOJO
MWENGE CENTRAL BUSINGE AKIKI PROSPUS INDEPENDENT 635
COUNTY
KYENJOJO
MWENGE CENTRAL BUTIME TOM NRM 19,814 WINNER
COUNTY
KYENJOJO
MWENGE CENTRAL KANANURA KATAAMA INDEPENDENT 536
COUNTY
STEPHEN
KYENJOJO
MWENGE CENTRAL KASUKAALI METHUSELAH INDEPENDENT 11,813
COUNTY
KYENJOJO
MWENGE COUNTY
AKUGIZIBWE LAWRENCE NRM 19,144 WINNER
NORTH
KYENJOJO
MWENGE COUNTY
BIGABWOMWE EDISON FDC 310
NORTH
KYENJOJO
MWENGE COUNTY
MUHUMUZA DAVID INDEPENDENT 18,426
NORTH
KYENJOJO
MWENGE COUNTY
BYAMUKAMA JAMES INDEPENDENT 17,471
SOUTH
KWEBIHA
KYENJOJO
MWENGE COUNTY
KAJARA ASTON
NRM 25,009 WINNER
SOUTH
PETERSON
KYENJOJO
MWENGE COUNTY
KALIIJA JAMES FDC 1,189
SOUTH
KYENJOJO
MWENGE COUNTY
MUGISHA VINCENT INDEPENDENT 18,560
SOUTH
LAMWO LAMWO COUNTY HILARY OBALOKER ONEK NRM 8,424 WINNER
LAMWO LAMWO COUNTY LUCIMA OKELLO GEORGE INDEPENDENT 5,995
LAMWO LAMWO COUNTY ONGEE MARINO LOL INDEPENDENT 76
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RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
LAMWO LAMWO COUNTY ORACH DENNIS FDC 1,139
LIRA ERUTE COUNTY NORTH AAD OGWANG OYANG UPC 2,751
ANDREW
LIRA ERUTE COUNTY NORTH ABACANON CHARLES FDC 13,334 WINNER
ANGIRO GUTOMOI
LIRA ERUTE COUNTY NORTH AKELLO CHRISTINE
NRM 7,204
OGWANG G. A
LIRA ERUTE COUNTY NORTH AYENA PATRICK INDEPENDENT 392
LIRA ERUTE COUNTY NORTH OKELLO DAN INDEPENDENT 826
LIRA ERUTE COUNTY NORTH OMARA GEOFFREY INDEPENDENT 12,506
LIRA ERUTE COUNTY SOUTH ENGOLA SAM NRM 24,635
LIRA ERUTE COUNTY SOUTH ODUR JONATHAN UPC 29,148 WINNER
LIRA LIRA MUNICIPALITY AKENA JAMES MICHAEL UPC 17,966 WINNER
JIMMY
LIRA LIRA MUNICIPALITY AWICH POLLAR OKWIR NRM 5,631
LIRA LIRA MUNICIPALITY OKAO JOEL FDC 4,494
LIRA LIRA MUNICIPALITY OKELLO DENIS BLAIR INDEPENDENT 389
ODONGO
LUUKA LUUKA NORTH COUNTY BABIRYE DORAH INDEPENDENT 391
LUUKA LUUKA NORTH COUNTY BAGOOLE JOHN NGOBI INDEPENDENT 15,319 WINNER
LUUKA LUUKA NORTH COUNTY BAKAKI SWALIKI GADIMBA INDEPENDENT 83
LUUKA LUUKA NORTH COUNTY KYOBE LUKE INYENSIKO NRM 13,526
LUUKA LUUKA NORTH COUNTY MPOOYA SETH FDC 280
LUUKA LUUKA SOUTH COUNTY BAHATI FRED INDEPENDENT 1,721
LUUKA LUUKA SOUTH COUNTY BWANA YEKO INDEPENDENT 500
LUUKA LUUKA SOUTH COUNTY KAZUNGU DANIEL FDC 3,168
LUUKA LUUKA SOUTH COUNTY KISA STEPHEN
NRM 23,176 WINNER
BAKUBALWAYO
LUUKA LUUKA SOUTH COUNTY MWASE JOHN INDEPENDENT 2,001
LUWEERO BAMUNANIKA COUNTY MUYINGO JOHN
NRM 37,656 WINNER
CHRYSOSTOM
LUWEERO BAMUNANIKA COUNTY SSEKITOLEEKO ROBERT DP 10,146
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY
NORTH
ALIGAWESA MUWONGE
JASPER CYRIL
DP 10,250
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY BYANDALA ABRAHAM NRM 21,091 WINNER
NORTH
JAMES
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY MAYAMBALA WILLY FDC 3,026
NORTH
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY MUKALAZI HAROON
INDEPENDENT 3,420
NORTH
KADDU
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY WAMALA PAUL INDEPENDENT 903
NORTH
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY ABDULHAMID IBRAHIM FDC 1,985
SOUTH
MANZIL
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY MAGARA PATRICIA INDEPENDENT 6,300
SOUTH
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY MUWANGA ALFRED INDEPENDENT 11,541
SOUTH
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY MUZZANGANDA DAVID DP 1,508
SOUTH
LULE
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY SSEMAKULA GEORGE INDEPENDENT 353
SOUTH
LUWEERO
KATIKAMU COUNTY SSEMBATYA EDWARD NRM 21,115 WINNER
SOUTH
NDAWULA
LWENGO
BUKOTO COUNTY MID- KASOZI JOSEPH
NRM 17,023 WINNER
WEST
MUYOMBA
LWENGO
BUKOTO COUNTY MID- SEJJOBA ISAAC INDEPENDENT 13,732
WEST
LWENGO
BUKOTO COUNTY MID- YIGA VINCENT DP 728
WEST
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTY WEST KASULE MOSES KALULE INDEPENDENT 315
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTY WEST KITATTA ABOUD NRM 11,299 WINNER
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTY WEST KWEHANGANA LUDOVIC INDEPENDENT 562
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTY WEST MUTEBI SADIKI INDEPENDENT 6,242
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTY WEST SSEWANDIGI ERIC INDEPENDENT 6,120
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTY WEST YIGA SADABU FDC 1,576
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTYSOUTH BIREKERAAWO NSUBUGA DP 6,296
MATHIAS
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTYSOUTH MBABAALI MUYANJA NRM 14,410 WINNER
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTYSOUTH NAKABIRA GERTRUDE INDEPENDENT 2,955
LUBEGA
LWENGO BUKOTO COUNTYSOUTH SSENTAMU JULIUS FDC 1,546
LYANTONDE KABULA COUNTY ASIIMWE ENOSI K. NRM 15,104
LYANTONDE KABULA COUNTY KAKOOZA JAMES INDEPENDENT 15,458 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
LYANTONDE KABULA COUNTY MUGENYI SEMANDA DP 607
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY EAST BWAYO EMMANUEL
RWYP 1,953
WATUWA
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY EAST MASIKA APOLLO NRM 34,821 WINNER
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY EAST NATO GODFREY LUMU INDEPENDENT 1,348
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY EAST NYOTE DAVID INNOCENT INDEPENDENT 8,223
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY EAST SOITA MOSES INDEPENDENT 9,588
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY WEST MATEMBU W. CHRIS FDC 4,271
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY WEST MUTONYI ROSE MASAABA NRM 22,569 WINNER
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY WEST NATAKA MICHEAL
INDEPENDENT 9,623
RICHARD
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY WEST WAMUKOTA ROBERT DP 1,228
MANAFWA BUBULO COUNTY WEST WERIKHE CHRISTOPHER INDEPENDENT 9,514
PETER
MARACHA MARACHA COUNTY AADROA ALEX ONZIMA INDEPENDENT 8,213
MARACHA MARACHA COUNTY ANGUALIA LAUS RICHARD NRM 6,378
MARACHA MARACHA COUNTY OGUZU LEE DENIS FDC 8,910 WINNER
MARACHA MARACHA EAST COUNTY ACIDRI JAMES NRM 24,684 WINNER
MARACHA MARACHA EAST COUNTY ADRIKO MAXWELL INDEPENDENT 2,583
MARACHA MARACHA EAST COUNTY ERIMA MARACHANI
FDC 2,074
VALERIO
MASAKA
BUKOTO COUNTY
BUTEMYETTO LUKYAMUZI DP 6,679
CENTRAL
ANDREW J.M
MASAKA
BUKOTO COUNTY
DDEMBE FREDRICK INDEPENDENT 1,339
CENTRAL
MASAKA
BUKOTO COUNTY
KAZIBWE MAGELLAN INDEPENDENT 2,591
CENTRAL
MASAKA
BUKOTO COUNTY
MATOVU MOSES INDEPENDENT 465
CENTRAL
MASAKA
BUKOTO COUNTY
MIGADDE PAUL RICHARD INDEPENDENT 3,467
CENTRAL
MASAKA
BUKOTO COUNTY
SSEKANDI EDWARD NRM 12,000 WINNER
CENTRAL
KIWANUKA
MASAKA BUKOTO COUNTY EAST KIZITO NSUBUGA MAJE INDEPENDENT 506
MASAKA BUKOTO COUNTY EAST NAMAYANJA FLORENCE DP 16,168 WINNER
MASAKA BUKOTO COUNTY EAST NAMEERE JUSTINE INDEPENDENT 134
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
MASAKA BUKOTO COUNTY EAST NKOYOOYO ABDALLAH NRM 15,775
MASAKA BUKOTO COUNTY EAST NSAMBA MOSES INDEPENDENT 89
MASAKA MASAKA MUNICIPALITY MPUUGA MATHIAS DP 17,319 WINNER
MASAKA MASAKA MUNICIPALITY MUYOMBYA RICHARD FDC 935
MASAKA MASAKA MUNICIPALITY SSEBUGGWAWO
INDEPENDENT 135
MULUMBA CHARLES
RAYMOND
MASAKA MASAKA MUNICIPALITY SSENTONGO HERMAN NRM 14,586
MASINDI BUJENJE COUNTY KASUMBA PATRICK
NRM 21,313 WINNER
PADDY
MASINDI BUJENJE COUNTY MUTTO MARK ALEX INDEPENDENT 3,227
MASINDI BUJENJE COUNTY TIBENDA SAMUEL FDC 2,385
MASINDI BURULI COUNTY KABINDI STEPHEN INDEPENDENT 8,949
MASINDI BURULI COUNTY KIMEZERE JOSEPH
INDEPENDENT 3,741
BUHANGA
MASINDI BURULI COUNTY NYIIRA ZERUBABEL
NRM 11,181 WINNER
MIJUMBI
MASINDI MASINDI MUNICIPALITY KABAKUMBA LABWONI INDEPENDENT 9,076
MASIKO
MASINDI MASINDI MUNICIPALITY KANTI ROGERS INDEPENDENT 387
MASINDI MASINDI MUNICIPALITY KIIZA MONDAY ERNEST NRM 14,125 WINNER
MASINDI MASINDI MUNICIPALITY MUGUME LENNOX INDEPENDENT 248
MASINDI MASINDI MUNICIPALITY TUGUME MOSES KIBBOTO FDC 5,493
BYENSI
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY EAST BYANSI BADRU AGAM INDEPENDENT 1,051
MULYANGEGE
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY EAST KIGENYI MWANDHA
INDEPENDENT 235
SAMUEL
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY EAST KUBEKETERYA JAMES NRM 13,550
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY EAST WAIRA KYEWALABYE INDEPENDENT 15,956 WINNER
MAJEGERE S.J
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY EAST WAMBOGA GODFREY INDEPENDENT 730
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY SOUTH ISABIRYE IDDI NRM 18,366
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY SOUTH KYEYAGO JOWALI
INDEPENDENT 784
KAGGWA
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY SOUTH NTENDE ROBERT INDEPENDENT 18,789 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY SOUTH OWORI GEOFFREY FDC 2,025
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY WEST BABALANDA UTHUMAN DP 772
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY WEST BAGIIRE AGGREY HENRY NRM 28,249 WINNER
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY WEST BAYOLE STANLEY INDEPENDENT 6,434
MAYUGE BUNYA COUNTY WEST MUBONDE NASSER FDC 7,386
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY ABEID ABUBAKAR INDEPENDENT 1,329
NORTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY GIMBO ALICE INDEPENDENT 509
NORTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY GUDOI YAHAYA INDEPENDENT 11,806
NORTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY MADOYI SULAIT MABULI INDEPENDENT 133
NORTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY MAGALA M. IMANI INDEPENDENT 223
NORTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY MASHATE MAGOMU
NRM 12,642
NORTH
PETER
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY NAGUDI MARIAM
INDEPENDENT 3,657
NORTH
WAMBEDE
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY SIZOMU GERSHOM RABBI FDC 13,021 WINNER
NORTH
WAMBEDE
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY SSEGAWA ISSA INDEPENDENT 1,144
NORTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY KAFABUSA WERIKHE NRM 24,046 WINNER
SOUTH
MICHAEL
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY MABONGA HERBERT INDEPENDENT 386
SOUTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY MAUSO ANDREW INDEPENDENT 19,060
SOUTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY WAMAGALE TONNY INDEPENDENT 557
SOUTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY WANDA MARTIN BEN FDC 18,083
SOUTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY WATITI W. STEPHEN INDEPENDENT 3,409
SOUTH
MBALE
BUNGOKHO COUNTY WOSHALE DAVID INDEPENDENT 1,300
SOUTH
MBALE MBALE MUNICIPALITY NANGOLI UMAR INDEPENDENT 4,650
MBALE MBALE MUNICIPALITY WAMANGA WAMAI JACK FDC 13,754 WINNER
MBALE MBALE MUNICIPALITY WASIKYE JOHN KENNEDY INDEPENDENT 924
MBALE MBALE MUNICIPALITY WEKESA JOHN
WAMBOGO
NRM 9,785
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
MBARARA
KASHARI NORTH
ITOGORO MARK
INDEPENDENT 1,011
COUNTY
NYABIHEMU
MBARARA
KASHARI NORTH
MWESIGYE FRED RWYP 718
COUNTY
MBARARA
KASHARI NORTH
NAYEBARE PETER FDC 598
COUNTY
MBARARA
KASHARI NORTH
TUMWESIGYE DIDAS INDEPENDENT 10,441
COUNTY
TABARO
MBARARA
KASHARI NORTH
YAGUMA WILBERFORCE NRM 12,392 WINNER
COUNTY
MBARARA KASHARI SOUTH COUNTY KYOBUGUZI AGGREY INDEPENDENT 7,777
MBARARA KASHARI SOUTH COUNTY NDYAMUSIIMA GODWIN INDEPENDENT 197
MBARARA KASHARI SOUTH COUNTY NUWAGIRA DANIEL FDC 1,944
MBARARA KASHARI SOUTH COUNTY TWESIGYE NATHAN
NRM 18,820 WINNER
ITUNGO
MBARARA MBARARA MUNICIPALITY BASHAIJA KAZOORA FDC 22,552
JOHN
MBARARA MBARARA MUNICIPALITY MUGARRA NORMAN INDEPENDENT 1,145
VINCENT
MBARARA MBARARA MUNICIPALITY MUHUMUZA BRIGHT INDEPENDENT 1,400
MBARARA MBARARA MUNICIPALITY TUSIIME MICHAEL NRM 37,282 WINNER
MBARARA RWAMPARA COUNTY AHIMBISIBWE
FDC 514
WILBERFORCE ONGOM
MBARARA RWAMPARA COUNTY BAMWINE MERCY
INDEPENDENT 385
MWOROZI
MBARARA RWAMPARA COUNTY MUJUNI VICENT
INDEPENDENT 21,607
KYAMADIDI
MBARARA RWAMPARA COUNTY MUTIMA GORDON KAPPA INDEPENDENT 39
MBARARA RWAMPARA COUNTY NGABIRANO CHARLES NRM 25,289 WINNER
MITOOMA RUHINDA COUNTY KARUHANGA CHAPAA FDC 1,089
MITOOMA RUHINDA COUNTY MUGABE KAHONDA
NRM 26,172 WINNER
DONONZIO
MITOOMA RUHINDA COUNTY MUHANGI JAMES INDEPENDENT 1,159
MITOOMA RUHINDA COUNTY OTAFIIRE KAHINDA INDEPENDENT 17,424
MITOOMA RUHINDA COUNTY TUGUME INNOCENT INDEPENDENT 189
MITOOMA
RUHINDA NORTH
TAYEBWA THOMAS NRM UO
COUNTY
MITYANA BUSUJJU COUNTY KAFALANGA STEPHEN DP 1,732
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
MITYANA BUSUJJU COUNTY KASIRYE GARVIN
NRM 177
GGWANGA
MITYANA BUSUJJU COUNTY LUKYAMUZI DAVID
INDEPENDENT 18,251 WINNER
KALWANGA
MITYANA BUSUJJU COUNTY MUGAMBWA ROBERT INDEPENDENT 202
MITYANA BUSUJJU COUNTY NYANZI VINCENT
NRM 6,830
MAKUMBI
MITYANA
MITYANA COUNTY
KABUGO SSEMUDDU FDC 1,204
NORTH
DANIEL
MITYANA
MITYANA COUNTY
KASOZI INNOCENT
DP 937
NORTH
FRANCIS
MITYANA
MITYANA COUNTY
KIWANDA GODFREY NRM 12,995 WINNER
NORTH
MITYANA
MITYANA COUNTY
MUGISHA PATRICK
INDEPENDENT 451
NORTH
NSHIMYE
MITYANA
MITYANA COUNTY
NSHIMYE ALLAN INDEPENDENT 9,775
NORTH
MITYANA
MITYANA COUNTY
SHARIF MIGADDE DAUDA INDEPENDENT 2,538
NORTH
MITYANA
MITYANA COUNTY
LUMU RICHARD KIZITO DP 6,407
SOUTH
MITYANA
MITYANA COUNTY
MAKUMBI KAMYA HENRY NRM 10,661 WINNER
SOUTH
MITYANA MITYANA MUNICIPALITY KAYONDO EDWARD
NRM 214
BAGENDA SUISSE
MITYANA MITYANA MUNICIPALITY MUKAMBWE FAUSTIN DP 8,775
LUKONGE
MITYANA MITYANA MUNICIPALITY SSERUGGA CHARLES M. NRM 9,515
MITYANA MITYANA MUNICIPALITY WAMALA BARNABAS INDEPENDENT 522
MITYANA MITYANA MUNICIPALITY ZAAKE FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 13,278 WINNER
MOROTO MATHENIKO COUNTY ABURA SAMUEL PIRIR INDEPENDENT 5,161
MOROTO MATHENIKO COUNTY LOKII JOHN BAPTIST NRM 8,796 WINNER
MOROTO MOROTO MUNICIPALITY ALEPER SIMON PETER INDEPENDENT 1,901
MOROTO MOROTO MUNICIPALITY ANGELLA FRED NRM 1,940 WINNER
MOROTO MOROTO MUNICIPALITY NANGIRO SOPHIE BETTY INDEPENDENT 80
OKWIR
MOROTO TEPETH COUNTY AKOL LILLIAN INDEPENDENT 856
MOROTO TEPETH COUNTY LOGIT ROBERT INDEPENDENT 605
MOROTO TEPETH COUNTY LOKORU ALBERT NRM 3,991 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
MOYO OBONGI COUNTY ACIDRI KASIANO INDEPENDENT 2,520
MOYO OBONGI COUNTY ANYAMA MOSES REMSON NRM 3,112
MOYO OBONGI COUNTY AZABO RASHID KHALILI INDEPENDENT 1,643
MOYO OBONGI COUNTY FUNGAROO KAPS
FDC 4,045 WINNER
HASSAN
MOYO OBONGI COUNTY VUKONI KIZITO ALIGA INDEPENDENT 202
MOYO WEST MOYO COUNTY ALERO TOM AZA NRM 17,192 WINNER
MOYO WEST MOYO COUNTY DRAIKO CHRISTOPHER INDEPENDENT 6,627
VUNNI
MOYO WEST MOYO COUNTY VUCHIRI SAMUEL AGAVU FDC 1,243
MPIGI
MAWOKOTA COUNTY KYAMBADDE AMELIA NRM 27,224 WINNER
NORTH
ANNE
MPIGI
MAWOKOTA COUNTY MWESIGYE GRACE
INDEPENDENT 5,556
NORTH
KANSIIME
MPIGI
MAWOKOTA COUNTY TEBUSWEKE DAVID
DP 7,668
NORTH
MAYINYA
MPIGI
MAWOKOTA COUNTY BBOSA KIYINGI KENNETH INDEPENDENT 14,699
SOUTH
JOSEPH
MPIGI
MAWOKOTA COUNTY KAGIRI FRED FDC 711
SOUTH
MPIGI
MAWOKOTA COUNTY LUBEGA SAMUEL WALTER INDEPENDENT 288
SOUTH
MUKAAKU
MPIGI
MAWOKOTA COUNTY MAYANJA VINCENT DP 230
SOUTH
MPIGI
MAWOKOTA COUNTY SEGUYA LUBYAYI JOHN NRM 19,874 WINNER
SOUTH
BOSCO
MUBENDE BUKUYA COUNTY BUKENYA MICHEAL IGA NRM 21,541 WINNER
MUBENDE BUKUYA COUNTY MPONYE LUYOMBO IVAN DP 506
MUBENDE BUKUYA COUNTY NAKANDI MARY UFA 788
MUBENDE BUKUYA COUNTY NAMUYABA BARBRA FDC 1,414
MUBENDE BUKUYA COUNTY SSERUBIRI GIDEON INDEPENDENT 1,814
MUBENDE BUWEKULA COUNTY BALEKE KAYIIRA PETER INDEPENDENT 12,974
MUBENDE BUWEKULA COUNTY KAKOOZA JOSEPH NRM 22,624 WINNER
MUBENDE BUWEKULA COUNTY KANSIIME JEROME INDEPENDENT 3,408
MUBENDE BUWEKULA COUNTY NDAHIRO JACKSON INDEPENDENT 2,091
MUBENDE BUWEKULA COUNTY SSEMAKULA K B HENRY INDEPENDENT 880
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
MUBENDE KASAMBYA COUNTY KADDU JIBREEL FDC 1,002
MUBENDE KASAMBYA COUNTY MBWATEKAMWA GAFFA NRM 32,645 WINNER
MUBENDE KASAMBYA COUNTY MULINDWA PATRICK INDEPENDENT 12,580
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY KABAGAMBE NICHOLAS INDEPENDENT 2,297
NORTH
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY MUSISI JUDE FDC 2,865
NORTH
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY NSAMBA OSHABE
NRM 15,284 WINNER
NORTH
PATRICK
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY SSENTONGO JOHN
DP 2,672
NORTH
BOSCO
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY KAGGWA HAMADI SINAAN FDC 4,791
SOUTH
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY KALANZI RONALD INDEPENDENT 571
SOUTH
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY KASOZI ROBERT PPP 976
SOUTH
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY LUKWAGO MOSES INDEPENDENT 481
SOUTH
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY NSUBUGA SIMEO NRM 17,214 WINNER
SOUTH
MUBENDE
KASSANDA COUNTY SSENTONGO ELLY KITINDI INDEPENDENT 3,151
SOUTH
MUBENDE MUBENDE MUNICIPALITY LUBEGA BASHIR SSEMPA INDEPENDENT 10,427
MUBENDE MUBENDE MUNICIPALITY MWEBAZA MARTIN INDEPENDENT 151
MUBENDE MUBENDE MUNICIPALITY SSEBAANA MUYINI
DP 165
RONALD
MUBENDE MUBENDE MUNICIPALITY SSEMULI ANTHONY NRM 12,450 WINNER
MUKONO
MUKONO
MUKONO
MUKONO
MUKONO
MUKONO
MUKONO
MUKONO
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MUKONO COUNTY
NORTH
MUKONO COUNTY
NORTH
MUKONO COUNTY
NORTH
MUKONO COUNTY
NORTH
MUKONO COUNTY
SOUTH
MUKONO COUNTY
SOUTH
MUKONO COUNTY
SOUTH
MUKONO COUNTY
SOUTH
KIBUULE RONALD NRM 11,211 WINNER
KIWANUKA ABDALLAH DP 6,829
NSUBUGA KENETH
SSEBAGAYUNGA
INDEPENDENT 9,409
WASSWA CHARLES
INDEPENDENT 457
RUGUMAYO
BAKALUBA PETER
INDEPENDENT 8,437
MUKASA
KAYONDO FRED DP 5,256
MALE WILSON INDEPENDENT 241
MUTEMA DERRICK
KISAKYE
INDEPENDENT 637

RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTGENERAL ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
MUKONO
MUKONO COUNTY
MUYANJA JOHNSON NRM 21,844 WINNER
SOUTH
SSENYONGA
MUKONO
MUKONO COUNTY
SEKATO TIMOTHY FDC 2,147
SOUTH
MUKONO MUKONO MUNICIPALITY BAKIREKE NAMBOOZE DP 35,341 WINNER
BETTY
MUKONO MUKONO MUNICIPALITY BOGERE MOHAMMED INDEPENDENT 152
MUKONO MUKONO MUNICIPALITY BUGEMBE EDWARD
INDEPENDENT 114
BALIKUDDEMBE
MUKONO MUKONO MUNICIPALITY LUKUBIRA MOSES BAKUBI FDC 1,046
MUKONO MUKONO MUNICIPALITY MUYOMBA SAMUEL INDEPENDENT 733
MUKONO MUKONO MUNICIPALITY NABITAKA FATUMAH NRM 23,129
NDISABA
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY BASIIMA ZULIYA INDEPENDENT 9,573
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY BATTE SIRAJE INDEPENDENT 1,084
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY KAFEERO SSEKITOLEKO NRM 27,408 WINNER
ROBERT
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY KAWOMBE LAMEKA INDEPENDENT 205
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY LUKOOYA FRANCIS
INDEPENDENT 3,646
MUKOOME
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY LUZINDA HASSAN .M. FDC 2,222
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY MATOVU JUDITH C. N DP 1,542
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY MIIRO SUUDI INDEPENDENT 302
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY MUGAMBE JOSEPH
INDEPENDENT 2,050
KIF'OMUSANA
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY MULONDO RICHARD INDEPENDENT 953
HORNSLETH KATEREGGA
MUKONO NAKIFUMA COUNTY NANYUNJA FLAVIA INDEPENDENT 368
NAKAPIRIPIRIT CHEKWII COUNTY
ADIAKA CHARLES
FDC 221
(KADAM)
ACHOTOI
NAKAPIRIPIRIT CHEKWII COUNTY
ALEPER MOSES INDEPENDENT 9,067
(KADAM)
NAKAPIRIPIRIT CHEKWII COUNTY
LOKERIS PETER NRM 10,635 WINNER
(KADAM)
NAKAPIRIPIRIT PIAN COUNTY ACHIA REMIGIO NRM 9,512 WINNER
NAKAPIRIPIRIT PIAN COUNTY ALINGA JOHN BOSCO FDC 65
NAKAPIRIPIRIT PIAN COUNTY LOKOL PAUL INDEPENDENT 97
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
NAKAPIRIPIRIT PIAN COUNTY MANIMAN AKOL RISA INDEPENDENT 4,229
ANNE
NAKASEKE
NAKASEKE NORTH
BBUMBA SYDA M.
NRM 22,853 WINNER
COUNTY
NAMIREMBE
NAKASEKE
NAKASEKE NORTH
KIZZA STEVEN DP 4,841
COUNTY
NAKASEKE
NAKASEKE NORTH
MASEMBE IVAN B. FDC 1,146
COUNTY
NAKASEKE
NAKASEKE NORTH
SENTONGO TIMOTHY INDEPENDENT 1,052
COUNTY
NAKASEKE
NAKASEKE SOUTH
LUTTAMAGUZI SEMAKULA DP 11,630 WINNER
COUNTY
PAULSON KASANA
NAKASEKE
NAKASEKE SOUTH
SEKABIRA DENIS NRM 11,268
COUNTY
NAKASEKE
NAKASEKE SOUTH
SEMPALA MBUGA
INDEPENDENT 2,823
COUNTY
EDWARD WILLIAM
NAKASEKE
NAKASEKE SOUTH
SENGONZI EDWARD INDEPENDENT 6,986
COUNTY
DAMULIRA
NAKASONGOLA BUDYEBO COUNTY BUTAMANYA JOHNSON INDEPENDENT 8,123
NAKASONGOLA BUDYEBO COUNTY MUKASA WILSON MURULI NRM 15,976 WINNER
NAKASONGOLA BUDYEBO COUNTY SSALI PETER INDEPENDENT 1,137
NAKASONGOLA NAKASONGOLA COUNTY KIGUDDE JAMES INDEPENDENT 328
NAKASONGOLA NAKASONGOLA COUNTY KIRABO KYEYUNE
DP 205
BOUNTRY JOSEPH
NAKASONGOLA NAKASONGOLA COUNTY KYAGERA BASHIR FDC 222
NAKASONGOLA NAKASONGOLA COUNTY KYEYUNE IVAN INDEPENDENT 10,276
NAKASONGOLA NAKASONGOLA COUNTY MUTEBI NOAH WANZALA NRM 14,893 WINNER
NAKASONGOLA NAKASONGOLA COUNTY WANDIRA MURULI JAMES INDEPENDENT 4,074
NAMAYINGO
BUKOOLI ISLAND
NAKYEMA SARAH INDEPENDENT 2,313
COUNTY
NAMAYINGO
BUKOOLI ISLAND
OKEYOH PETER INDEPENDENT 4,329
COUNTY
NAMAYINGO
BUKOOLI ISLAND
OUMA GEORGE ABOTT NRM 5,310 WINNER
COUNTY
NAMAYINGO
BUKOOLI SOUTH
MAYENDE STEPHEN NRM 23,410 WINNER
COUNTY
DEDE
NAMAYINGO
BUKOOLI SOUTH
COUNTY
OCHIENG PETER PATRICK INDEPENDENT
-
NAMAYINGO
BUKOOLI SOUTH
OUMA JAMES PETER FDC 20,987
COUNTY
NAMUTUMBA BUKONO COUNTY ATUWAIRE KAGAHA DAN INDEPENDENT 108
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
NAMUTUMBA BUKONO COUNTY MUYINDA PHILIP DP 72
NAMUTUMBA BUKONO COUNTY NAITAMU WILBERFORCE INDEPENDENT 67
FREDRICK
NAMUTUMBA BUKONO COUNTY NAMUGANZA PERSIS INDEPENDENT 12,740 WINNER
PRINCESS
NAMUTUMBA BUKONO COUNTY NAMUWOZA D. B.
INDEPENDENT 454
CHARITON
NAMUTUMBA BUKONO COUNTY SAIRE MICHEAL NRM 9,707
NAMUTUMBA BUKONO COUNTY TIBAIRIRA JAMES FDC 87
NAMUTUMBA BUKONO COUNTY WAISWA BENARD
INDEPENDENT 135
MPANGUZI
NAMUTUMBA BUSIKI COUNTY AKAMBA PAUL INDEPENDENT 16,805 WINNER
NAMUTUMBA BUSIKI COUNTY ASUPASA ISIKO MPONGO NRM 11,962
WILSON
NAMUTUMBA BUSIKI COUNTY BATAMBUZE CHARLES INDEPENDENT 526
NAMUTUMBA BUSIKI COUNTY JAMAL ABDALLAH
FDC 675
LWANGA WANTE
NAMUTUMBA BUSIKI COUNTY KIIRYA MONICA INDEPENDENT 278
NAMUTUMBA BUSIKI COUNTY KIIRYA YAKUB UFA 433
NAMUTUMBA BUSIKI COUNTY NABIRYE KASIISA
INDEPENDENT 7,575
CHRISTINE
NAPAK BOKORA COUNTY ACHIA TERENCE NACO NRM 19,268 WINNER
NAPAK BOKORA COUNTY NGOYA JOHN BOSCO INDEPENDENT 12,390
NEBBI JONAM COUNTY JACHAN FRED OMACH NRM 21,154
NEBBI JONAM COUNTY ONGIERTHO EMMANUEL FDC 21,443 WINNER
JOR
NEBBI JONAM COUNTY ORIEDA RICHARD INDEPENDENT 2,456
NEBBI PADYERE COUNTY ADUBANGO RONALD JEEMA 1,090
NEBBI PADYERE COUNTY ANYWARACH JOSHUA INDEPENDENT 34,937 WINNER
CARTER
NEBBI PADYERE COUNTY KAJIK ALAN NRM 31,037
NEBBI PADYERE COUNTY OCUL GEOFREY OKUMU DP 1,893
NGORA NGORA COUNTY ABALA DAVID NRM 19,121 WINNER
NGORA NGORA COUNTY AMEGA JULIUS ALPHA INDEPENDENT 769
OKWALINGA
NGORA NGORA COUNTY EKEMU CHARLES WILLY INDEPENDENT 352
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
NGORA NGORA COUNTY ISAMAT ABRAHAM INDEPENDENT 11,433
NGORA NGORA COUNTY OKURUT DAVID
FDC 10,513
LIVINGSTONE
NGORA NGORA COUNTY ONGOLE WINSTON
INDEPENDENT 625
CHURCHILL
NGORA NGORA COUNTY OPIO OWALU CHARLES INDEPENDENT 964
MICHEAL SUSAN
NTOROKO NTOROKO COUNTY BAHINDUKA MUGARRA INDEPENDENT 7,682
MARTIN
NTOROKO NTOROKO COUNTY ISANDE ATANAZIO FDC 1,850
NTOROKO NTOROKO COUNTY RWEMULIKYA IBANDA NRM 11,375 WINNER
NTUNGAMO KAJARA COUNTY BARYAHABWE NABOTH FDC 1,755
NTUNGAMO KAJARA COUNTY KAMUGISHA GASTONE INDEPENDENT 80
NTUNGAMO KAJARA COUNTY MUROKOZI EMMA
INDEPENDENT 366
INNOCENT
NTUNGAMO KAJARA COUNTY TIMUZIGU KAMUGISHA NRM 24,549 WINNER
MICHAEL
NTUNGAMO KAJARA COUNTY TWAMUHABWA WILSON INDEPENDENT 13,958
KADIIDI
NTUNGAMO
NTUNGAMO
KARUHANGA GERALD INDEPENDENT 3,284 WINNER
MUNICIPALITY
KAFUREEKA
NTUNGAMO
NTUNGAMO
MUSINGUZI YONA NRM 2,375
MUNICIPALITY
NTUNGAMO
NTUNGAMO
TUMWESIGYE BOSCO UFA 151
MUNICIPALITY
NTUNGAMO RUHAAMA COUNTY BEIJUKYE WILLIAM
NRM 43,518 WINNER
ZINKURATIIRE
NTUNGAMO RUHAAMA COUNTY KAGUNDU KENNETH FDC 3,309
KABOMBORA
NTUNGAMO RUHAAMA COUNTY KANYENE NAMANYA INDEPENDENT 26,297
SANTURINA
NTUNGAMO RUHAAMA COUNTY MUBANGIZI VICY
INDEPENDENT 1,173
BARUGAHARE
NTUNGAMO RUSHENYI COUNTY ATUKUNDA JOSHUA INDEPENDENT 1,491
NTUNGAMO RUSHENYI COUNTY BYABASHEIJA MOHAMED INDEPENDENT 2,870
RWOMUSHANA
NTUNGAMO RUSHENYI COUNTY KARIBWENDE PAUL INDEPENDENT 433
NTUNGAMO RUSHENYI COUNTY KARUHANGA JUSTUS INDEPENDENT 13,037
NTUNGAMO RUSHENYI COUNTY MUGISHA MOSES INDEPENDENT 377
NTUNGAMO RUSHENYI COUNTY MWESIGWA RUKUTANA NRM 22,933 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
NTUNGAMO RUSHENYI COUNTY RWEIBURINGI DAN KIRIYO FDC 2,329
NWOYA NWOYA COUNTY ABUKHA ZERU
INDEPENDENT 924
OMINAWINY OKUMU
NWOYA NWOYA COUNTY AWANY TONY INDEPENDENT 4,456
NWOYA NWOYA COUNTY OKELLO GEOFFREY DP 3,126
CHARLES
NWOYA NWOYA COUNTY OKUMU MARTIN INDEPENDENT 1,489
NWOYA NWOYA COUNTY OOLA JULIUS PETER INDEPENDENT 1,477
NWOYA NWOYA COUNTY OPIO SUNDAY AMED NRM 4,598
NWOYA NWOYA COUNTY OYET SIMON FDC 8,280 WINNER
OTUKE OTUKE COUNTY AADAM MAKMOT
INDEPENDENT 1,589
KIBWANGA
OTUKE OTUKE COUNTY ACOM JULIUS BUA NRM 11,409 WINNER
OTUKE OTUKE COUNTY ATUBO OMARA DANIEL INDEPENDENT 4,340
OTUKE OTUKE COUNTY ENEN OKELLO RICHARD UPC 2,582
OTUKE OTUKE COUNTY OGWAL JACINTO
INDEPENDENT 1,659
DEUSDEDIT
OTUKE OTUKE COUNTY OKU OLENG COLLINS INDEPENDENT 2,334
JENESIO
OTUKE OTUKE COUNTY OMARA PAUL INDEPENDENT 5,569
OYAM OYAM COUNTY NORTH AYENA ODONGO KRISPUS UPC 15,796
CHARLES
OYAM OYAM COUNTY NORTH OJWANG GEORGE OPOTA INDEPENDENT 9,156
OYAM OYAM COUNTY NORTH OKELLO.P CHARLES NRM 21,785 WINNER
ENGOLA MACODWOGO
OYAM OYAM COUNTY NORTH OMODO OMODO INDEPENDENT 3,537
OYAM OYAM COUNTY SOUTH AMONGI BETTY ONGOM UPC 28,655 WINNER
OYAM OYAM COUNTY SOUTH ODONGO WILLY INDEPENDENT 3,097
OYAM OYAM COUNTY SOUTH OGWANG PATRICK
NRM 11,272
OBURA
OYAM OYAM COUNTY SOUTH OGWARA JOHN ROBERT INDEPENDENT 405
OYAM OYAM COUNTY SOUTH ONGOM MORRIS CHRIS INDEPENDENT 2,579
PADER ARUU COUNTY AKENA ALFRED NRM 6,551
PADER ARUU COUNTY OCAYA SAMSON INDEPENDENT 869
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
PADER ARUU COUNTY ODONGA OTTO FDC 11,683 WINNER
PADER ARUU NORTH COUNTY ACHIRO LUCY OTIM INDEPENDENT 8,599 WINNER
PADER ARUU NORTH COUNTY KIDEGA NABINSON JAMES NRM 8,597
PADER ARUU NORTH COUNTY ODONG LAWRENCE INDEPENDENT 4,199
PADER ARUU NORTH COUNTY OLOGY BENARD OBINA INDEPENDENT 426
PADER ARUU NORTH COUNTY ONEN BERNARD OKENY FDC 4,428
PALLISA AGULE COUNTY MUKULA FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 20,316 WINNER
PALLISA AGULE COUNTY OCHWA DAVID NRM 12,482
PALLISA AGULE COUNTY OKELLO OKIRIA THOMAS FDC 793
PALLISA BUTEBO COUNTY LODOI PATRICK MUTONO NRM 12,254
PALLISA BUTEBO COUNTY MUDUKOI FRED ODUCHU INDEPENDENT 17,708 WINNER
PALLISA BUTEBO COUNTY NDUGGA CHRISTOPHER FDC 910
RICHARD
PALLISA BUTEBO COUNTY ZAID ZAWA DP 252
PALLISA KIBALE COUNTY OLEBO EMMANUEL
INDEPENDENT 3,076
ODEKE
PALLISA KIBALE COUNTY OSEKU RICHARD ORIEBO NRM 7,077 WINNER
PALLISA PALLISA COUNTY KOOLI DAVID INDEPENDENT 1,961
PALLISA PALLISA COUNTY OCEN JAMES INDEPENDENT 176
PALLISA PALLISA COUNTY OKURUT DIAZ INDEPENDENT 424
PALLISA PALLISA COUNTY OPENUN JAMES INDEPENDENT 3,265
PALLISA PALLISA COUNTY OPOLOT JACOB
INDEPENDENT 12,696 WINNER
RICHARDS
PALLISA PALLISA COUNTY OWAKO MARTIN INDEPENDENT 1,659
PALLISA PALLISA COUNTY SIRANDA GERALD
DP 4,509
BLACKS
PALLISA PALLISA COUNTY TATAMBUKA ROGERS NRM 10,995
RAKAI BUYAMBA COUNTY AMOS MANDERA NRM 26,135 WINNER
RAKAI BUYAMBA COUNTY BATAMBA PEREZI INDEPENDENT 2,224
RAKAI BUYAMBA COUNTY BWOWE IVAN INDEPENDENT 2,654
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
RAKAI BUYAMBA COUNTY MUJUZI MOSES INDEPENDENT 1,191
RAKAI BUYAMBA COUNTY NTUMWA JOHN BOSCO INDEPENDENT 494
RAKAI BUYAMBA COUNTY SEKAMWA SAMUEL
INDEPENDENT 2,281
KAGGWA
RAKAI BUYAMBA COUNTY SSEMBUUSI SAMUEL INDEPENDENT 796
RAKAI KAKUUTO COUNTY BAKULUMPAGI YISIRAYIRI INDEPENDENT 1,329
RAKAI KAKUUTO COUNTY KAGGWA GODFREY DP 374
RAKAI KAKUUTO COUNTY KALEMBA CHRISTOPHER NRM 14,137 WINNER
RAKAI KAKUUTO COUNTY LUBEGA DRAKE FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 12,568
RAKAI KAKUUTO COUNTY MUGAMBE PASCAL INDEPENDENT 2,022
RAKAI KAKUUTO COUNTY MUGULA HUZAIMAT FDC 1,231
RAKAI KAKUUTO COUNTY TUMWINE ELLY INDEPENDENT 1,021
RAKAI KOOKI COUNTY BWOWE SHAFFIC INDEPENDENT 260
RAKAI KOOKI COUNTY KAHERU AMOS INDEPENDENT 167
RAKAI KOOKI COUNTY MPUUGA DAVID INDEPENDENT 11,776
RAKAI KOOKI COUNTY MUGISHA MILITON INDEPENDENT 857
RAKAI KOOKI COUNTY NINSIIMA BOAZ KASIRABO NRM 12,672 WINNER
RAKAI KOOKI COUNTY SSEBUWUFU JOHN MARY INDEPENDENT 4,306
RAKAI KYOTERA COUNTY KYEYUNE HALUNA
NRM 32,085 WINNER
KASOLO
RAKAI KYOTERA COUNTY NANSUBUGA PRISCILLA DP 18,571
KIBUUKA
RAKAI KYOTERA COUNTY NKAMBWE MARK INDEPENDENT 561
RUBIRIZI BUNYARUGURU COUNTY CADET BENJAMIN INDEPENDENT 7,731
RUBIRIZI BUNYARUGURU COUNTY OWOMUGISHA
FDC 672
MARYSTUART
RUBIRIZI BUNYARUGURU COUNTY TWAREBIREHO
INDEPENDENT 267
EMMANUEL TUNGWAKO
ATWOKI
RUBIRIZI BUNYARUGURU COUNTY TWESIGYE JOHN
NRM 16,002 WINNER
NTAMUHIIRA
RUBIRIZI KATERERA COUNTY AHIMBISIBWE MILTON INDEPENDENT 4,237
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
RUBIRIZI KATERERA COUNTY AMPAIRE BRIAN GEORGE FDC 347
RUBIRIZI KATERERA COUNTY KATO MOHAMMED INDEPENDENT 8,465
RUBIRIZI KATERERA COUNTY KATOTO HATWIB NRM 8,983 WINNER
RUKUNGIRI RUBABO COUNTY MUGISHA PETER INDEPENDENT 248
RUKUNGIRI RUBABO COUNTY MUGYENZI KIFAAKU FDC 5,210
RICHARD
RUKUNGIRI RUBABO COUNTY TURYAHIKAYO KEBIRUNGI NRM 25,154 WINNER
MARY PAULA
RUKUNGIRI RUBABO COUNTY TUSHABOMWE DAVID INDEPENDENT 21,574
NDINDIRIZE
RUKUNGIRI RUJUMBURA COUNTY MUHURIZI JULIUS INDEPENDENT 4,836
RUKUNGIRI RUJUMBURA COUNTY MUHWEZI KATUGUGU JIM NRM 21,233
RUKUNGIRI RUJUMBURA COUNTY TUMUHEIRWE FRED FDC 24,754 WINNER
TURYAMUHWEZA
RUKUNGIRI
RUKUNGIRI
KABANO APOLLO INDEPENDENT 182
MUNICIPALITY
RUKUNGIRI
RUKUNGIRI
KAKWATEKI ELIASAPH INDEPENDENT 369
MUNICIPALITY
RUKUNGIRI
RUKUNGIRI
KAMUGIISHA ALEXANDER INDEPENDENT 5
MUNICIPALITY
RUKUNGIRI
RUKUNGIRI
MUGUME ROLAND FDC 7,622 WINNER
MUNICIPALITY
RUKUNGIRI
RUKUNGIRI
MURAMIRA BERNARD INDEPENDENT 3
MUNICIPALITY
MICHAEL KYAKASHARA
RUKUNGIRI
RUKUNGIRI
MUSIIMIRE FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 79
MUNICIPALITY
ASAFU
RUKUNGIRI
RUKUNGIRI
RUTAHIGWA ELISA NRM 5,941
MUNICIPALITY
SERERE KASILO COUNTY OJIIT PETER INDEPENDENT 5,787
SERERE KASILO COUNTY OKUPA ELIJAH FDC 18,137 WINNER
SERERE KASILO COUNTY OWANYI GEORGE
NRM 10,852
EMMANUEL
SERERE SERERE COUNTY MUKHALU RICHARD
INDEPENDENT 564
OKODEL
SERERE SERERE COUNTY OCHOLA STEPHEN FDC 18,091
SERERE SERERE COUNTY ODONGO FRANCIS INDEPENDENT 948
SERERE SERERE COUNTY OKABE PATRICK NRM 23,949 WINNER
SERERE SERERE COUNTY OPIO JOSEPH LINOS UPC
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
SERERE SERERE COUNTY OPOLOT DANIEL INDEPENDENT 2,666
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY NORTH AINOMUGISHA MUNTU FDC 2,246
BENSON
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY NORTH BONGONZYA JONATHAN INDEPENDENT 1,168
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY NORTH KAREMIRE ROBERT INDEPENDENT 2,340
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY NORTH MWEBESA JOSEPH INDEPENDENT 6,872
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY NORTH TUMWESIGYE ELIODA NRM 36,700 WINNER
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY SOUTH ARINAITWE EMMANUEL FDC 1,836
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY SOUTH KAMUNTU EPHRAIM NRM 19,948 WINNER
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY SOUTH MUHABWE LABAN INDEPENDENT 11,021
SHEEMA SHEEMA COUNTY SOUTH RURANGARANGA
INDEPENDENT 752
EDMUND MATSIKO
SIRONKO BUDADIRI COUNTY WEST NANDALA MAFABI
FDC 27,213 WINNER
NATHAN JAMES
SIRONKO BUDADIRI COUNTY WEST WAMBAKA KOSEA NRM 15,867
SIRONKO BUDADIRI COUNTY EAST MAFABI LABAN INDEPENDENT 421
SIRONKO BUDADIRI COUNTY EAST SSASAGA ISAIAS JONNY FDC 17,092
WANZIRA
SIRONKO BUDADIRI COUNTY EAST WADADA ROGERS INDEPENDENT 316
SIRONKO BUDADIRI COUNTY EAST WOBOYA VICENT NRM 19,870 WINNER
SIRONKO BUDADIRI COUNTY EAST WONIALA DAVID INDEPENDENT 3,380
SOROTI DAKABELA COUNTY EBITU LARMBERT DP 184
SOROTI DAKABELA COUNTY EGWAU GODFREY FDC 7,363
SOROTI DAKABELA COUNTY ELOTU COSMAS NRM 15,662 WINNER
SOROTI DAKABELA COUNTY ENOMU VINCENT I. INDEPENDENT 5,597
SOROTI DAKABELA COUNTY OMINO TOM UPC 806
SOROTI SOROTI COUNTY ATAI ALICE GERTRUDE INDEPENDENT 661
SOROTI SOROTI COUNTY EBWALU JONATHAN FDC 12,883
SOROTI SOROTI COUNTY EDIMU FRANCIS ANYOTI UPC 590
SOROTI SOROTI COUNTY EITUNGANANE ESIANGU
KENNETH
INDEPENDENT 13,356 WINNER
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
SOROTI SOROTI COUNTY EKUDO TOM JULIUS INDEPENDENT 7,860
SOROTI SOROTI COUNTY EROKU DAVID NRM 3,626
SOROTI SOROTI COUNTY OLIBA MARTINE
INDEPENDENT 202
NAPOLEON
SOROTI SOROTI COUNTY ORIOKOT JIMMY PPP 426
SOROTI SOROTI MUNICIPALITY ARIKO HERBERT EDMUND FDC 9,619 WINNER
OKWORO
SOROTI SOROTI MUNICIPALITY ATTAN OKIA MOSES INDEPENDENT 5,716
SOROTI SOROTI MUNICIPALITY EBIAN PETER CARLOS INDEPENDENT 127
SOROTI SOROTI MUNICIPALITY EKEMU JIMMY INDEPENDENT 427
SOROTI SOROTI MUNICIPALITY ELAJU JAMES HERBERT INDEPENDENT 99
YOWERI
SOROTI SOROTI MUNICIPALITY ISEET JULIAN FEDE INDEPENDENT 6
SOROTI SOROTI MUNICIPALITY OJUR PETER NRM 1,560
SSEMBABULE LWEMIYAGA COUNTY NAHWEERA WILBER FDC 157
SSEMBABULE LWEMIYAGA COUNTY NANKUNDA ANDREW INDEPENDENT 68
SSEMBABULE LWEMIYAGA COUNTY NKALUBO PATRICK INDEPENDENT 8,074
SSEMBABULE LWEMIYAGA COUNTY SSEKIKUBO THEODORE NRM 9,272 WINNER
SSEMBABULE MAWOGOLA NORTH KUTESA SAM KAHAMBA NRM UO
COUNTY
SSEMBABULE MAWOGOLA SOUTH ABDU MUKASA FDC 2,019
COUNTY
SSEMBABULE MAWOGOLA SOUTH BRIAN KAMBAZZA INDEPENDENT 163
COUNTY
SSEMBABULE MAWOGOLA SOUTH CHARLES KAPAAJA
INDEPENDENT 356
COUNTY
MUWANGUZI
SSEMBABULE MAWOGOLA SOUTH SSEKABIITO JOSEPH NRM 14,958 WINNER
COUNTY
SSEMBABULE MAWOGOLA SOUTH VICENT SSERWANGA DP 1,880
COUNTY
SSEMBABULE MAWOGOLA SOUTH VINCENT KIMBUGWE INDEPENDENT 594
COUNTY
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY APOLLO YERI OFWONO NRM 7,149 WINNER
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY KAIKEDE OLOWO JOHN INDEPENDENT 19
STEPHEN
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY NYADOI PRISCILLA INDEPENDENT 63
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY ODAKA ASUMAN MARIJAN JEEMA 26
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY OMAIDU ROBERT ETATAI INDEPENDENT 281
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY ORADU CHARLES INDEPENDENT 35
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY OWOR MOSES CYRUS FDC 370
KIBANG
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY TANNA SANJAY INDEPENDENT 7,045
TORORO TORORO MUNICIPALITY WANYAMA CYRUS AMOS INDEPENDENT 73
TORORO
TORORO NORTH
EKANYA GEOFREY FDC 8,822
COUNTY
TORORO
TORORO NORTH
NYAKECHO ANNET INDEPENDENT 8,911 WINNER
COUNTY
TORORO
TORORO NORTH
OCHWO GODFREY
INDEPENDENT 93
COUNTY
ETYANG
TORORO
TORORO NORTH
OKADET DENIS INDEPENDENT 3,183
COUNTY
TORORO
TORORO NORTH
OKELLO ERIAH SIKONDE INDEPENDENT 107
COUNTY
TORORO
TORORO NORTH
OMITA OTHIENO EDWARD INDEPENDENT 165
COUNTY
MARK
TORORO
TORORO NORTH
OSINDE MICHAEL UPC 220
COUNTY
TORORO
TORORO NORTH
OTHIENO GODFREY NRM 4,090
COUNTY
TORORO TORORO SOUTH COUNTY ANGURA FREDRICK NRM 16,881 WINNER
TORORO TORORO SOUTH COUNTY EKIRING GIBSON
FDC 10,906
DEOGRATIUS
TORORO TORORO SOUTH COUNTY ETYANG SIMON PETER INDEPENDENT 184
TORORO TORORO SOUTH COUNTY NAMUSISI EUNICE INDEPENDENT 581
TORORO
TORORO
TORORO
TORORO
TORORO
TORORO
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY
NORTH
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY
NORTH
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY
NORTH
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY
NORTH
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY
NORTH
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY
NORTH
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY
NORTH
ALIRA DAVID
PECHOKISIKA OPPI
PPP 447
KAYALA MICKY UPC 282
NYERO VINCENT INDEPENDENT 3,175
OCHAI MAXIMUS INDEPENDENT 11,067
ODOI-OYWELOWO FOX INDEPENDENT 12,262
OKORI HENRY OKUMU INDEPENDENT 574
OPATA PETER OBONYO INDEPENDENT 309
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY OSINDE BENARD FDC 796
NORTH
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY OTIENO OKOTH RICHARD NRM 16,157 WINNER
NORTH
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY OWORA NOAH OBBO INDEPENDENT 384
NORTH
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY AWERE PHIBBY OTAALA NRM 19,462
SOUTH
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY JAPIAN JULIUS OPONDO UPC 179
SOUTH
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY OBOTH MARKSONS
INDEPENDENT 20,653 WINNER
SOUTH
JACOB
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY OCHWO WILSON
PPP 336
SOUTH
NYAMOKA
TORORO
WEST BUDAMA COUNTY ONYANGO KIBWON
FDC 1,880
SOUTH
JAGIRE
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY EAST KAYONGO LAWRENCE INDEPENDENT 475
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY EAST LUBEGA MEDARD
DP 38,473 WINNER
SSEGGONA
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY EAST MATOVU EMMANUEL FDC 18,773
MAGOOLA
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY EAST MUYIMBA CHARLES INDEPENDENT 949
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY EAST NANTONGO MARGRET INDEPENDENT 7,316
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY EAST SENDI MARY BYANGIRE NRM 16,951
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY EAST ZIMULA PATRICK PDP 383
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY NORTH BAKUNZI ANNET IRAGABA INDEPENDENT 5,024
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY NORTH BALIBASEKA BUKENYA INDEPENDENT 5,160
GILBERT
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY NORTH GALABUZI DENNIS SSOZI NRM 11,249 WINNER
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY NORTH KASTA HUSSEIN
DP 2,485
BUKENYA
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY NORTH KIWUUWA HENRY FDC 1,156
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY NORTH MUKIIBI DAUDI
INDEPENDENT 6,685
BYEKWASO
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY NORTH NSEREKO SWAIBU
JEEMA 201
KAGGWA
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY SOUTH KABIRIGO RONALD
FDC 5,160
MWEKAMBE
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY SOUTH KAGGWA NJALA SIMON INDEPENDENT 15,904
BEN
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY SOUTH LWANGA IVAN INDEPENDENT 1,158
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY SOUTH SEKIGOZI STEPHEN DP 19,266
WAKISO BUSIRO COUNTY SOUTH SSEMATIMBA PETER NRM 24,298 WINNER
SIMON
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY BALEKE JOHN WHITE INDEPENDENT 541
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY BALIHAFI MICHAEL KALLE INDEPENDENT 340
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY KAKEMBO MICHAEL DP 8,339
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY KATUNTU AMBROSE INDEPENDENT 208
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY KIRUMIRA CHARLES INDEPENDENT 872
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY KIWANUKA ARCHILLES INDEPENDENT 514
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY MUBANGIZI TUSIIMIRE INDEPENDENT 1,065
PATIENCE
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY MULIBANGA GITTA ALEX FDC 2,384
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY MUZOORA AMON-REEVES INDEPENDENT 229
KABAREEBE
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY SENFUMA ARTHUR INDEPENDENT 269
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY TUMUSIIME ROSEMARY NRM 8,827 WINNER
BIKAAKO
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY WALUSIMBI ABUBAKER INDEPENDENT 1,657
WAKISO ENTEBBE MUNICIPALITY ZALWANGO MADINAH INDEPENDENT 1,874
WAKISO KIRA MUNICIPALITY YAWE EDDY SSENTAMU DP 10,691
WAKISO KIRA MUNICIPALITY BUKENYA PAUL INDEPENDENT 816
WAKISO KIRA MUNICIPALITY NAJJUMA JULIET
NRM 13,835
SENKOOLE
WAKISO KIRA MUNICIPALITY SSEMUJJU IBRAHIM FDC 43,422 WINNER
WAKISO
WAKISO
WAKISO
WAKISO
WAKISO
WAKISO
KYADONDO COUNTY
EAST
KYADONDO COUNTY
EAST
KYADONDO COUNTY
EAST
KYADONDO COUNTY
EAST
KYADONDO COUNTY
EAST
KYADONDO COUNTY
EAST
BABIRYE LILLIANE
KAMOME
DP 3,449
KANTINTI APOLLO FDC 9,005 WINNER
KIGONVU PATRICK
INDEPENDENT 439
STEVEN
NABUKALU LYDIA INDEPENDENT 766
NANYONGA STELLA INDEPENDENT 4,122
NJUBA
NJUBA JOHN ALEX INDEPENDENT 587
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
WAKISO
KYADONDO COUNTY NKUNYINGI MUWADA INDEPENDENT 7,560
EAST
WAKISO
KYADONDO COUNTY SITENDA SSEBALU
NRM 8,679
EAST
WILLIAM
WAKISO
MAKINDYE-SSABAGABO KALUNGI KIRUMIRA
INDEPENDENT 9,787
MUNICIPALITY
MOSES
WAKISO
MAKINDYE-SSABAGABO KYAZZE FRANK NRM 15,410
MUNICIPALITY
WAKISO
MAKINDYE-SSABAGABO NYOMBI NANSUBUGA INDEPENDENT 10,571
MUNICIPALITY
SARAH
WAKISO
MAKINDYE-SSABAGABO SEMUSU MATHIUS
CP 5,619
MUNICIPALITY
MUGOBANSONGA
WAKISO
MAKINDYE-SSABAGABO SSEKUWANDA HENRY INDEPENDENT 1,334
MUNICIPALITY
WAKISO
MAKINDYE-SSABAGABO SSEMPALA KIGOZI
DP 22,152 WINNER
MUNICIPALITY
EMMANUEL
WAKISO NANSANA MUNICIPALITY KAAYA RAJAB SEMALULU FDC 18,167
WAKISO NANSANA MUNICIPALITY KASULE ROBERT
NRM 23,415
SEBUNYA
WAKISO NANSANA MUNICIPALITY KIBANGA SAMUEL JAMES INDEPENDENT 6,737
WAKISO NANSANA MUNICIPALITY MUBIRU FRANK ADAMS INDEPENDENT 805
WAKISO NANSANA MUNICIPALITY SEBOWA KAGULIRE
INDEPENDENT 3,157
SAMUEL
WAKISO NANSANA MUNICIPALITY WAKAYIMA MUSOKE DP 25,053 WINNER
NSEREKO
YUMBE ARINGA COUNTY ANGOLIGA MAHMOUD FDC 3,217
SALIM
YUMBE ARINGA COUNTY ANGUYO JUMA INDEPENDENT 1,995
YUMBE ARINGA COUNTY EZAMA SIRAJI BRAHAN INDEPENDENT 3,708
YUMBE ARINGA COUNTY OLEGA ASHRAF NOAH NRM 10,420 WINNER
YUMBE ARINGA COUNTY TIBRICHU HABIB AMIN INDEPENDENT 8,634
YUMBE ARINGA NORTH COUNTY ACHILE MANOAH MILA INDEPENDENT 6,971
YUMBE ARINGA NORTH COUNTY BOMBASA RASUL AYUB JEEMA 1,272
YUMBE ARINGA NORTH COUNTY ONZIMA GODFREY NRM 8,946 WINNER
YUMBE ARINGA SOUTH COUNTY ABELLE WILFRED WILLY UPC 345
YUMBE ARINGA SOUTH COUNTY ALIONI YORKE ODRIA INDEPENDENT 10,967 WINNER
YUMBE ARINGA SOUTH COUNTY AVAKO JANNET FDC 629
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DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY NAMES PARTY VOTES WINNER
YUMBE ARINGA SOUTH COUNTY IYIGA RASHID GOVULE NRM 9,469
YUMBE ARINGA SOUTH COUNTY MATUA MIKE ODRAVU INDEPENDENT 624
EMMANUEL
ZOMBO OKORO COUNTY ALIPANGA BENJAMIN INDEPENDENT 5,260
ZOMBO OKORO COUNTY D'UJANGA SIMON GIW NRM 20,714 WINNER
ZOMBO OKORO COUNTY KUMIRA NICHOLAS
INDEPENDENT 4,424
ANGALA
ZOMBO OKORO COUNTY OPIRA WILFRED FDC 3,187
ZOMBO ORA COUNTY ALIFA FAZIA SHERRY INDEPENDENT 8,945
ZOMBO ORA COUNTY CANUGORA TRINITY FDC 2,041
ZOMBO ORA COUNTY ONEGIU LAWRENCE
BIYIKA
NRM 18,869 WINNER
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RESULTS FOR DISTRICT WOMAN REPRESENTATIVES IN PARLIAMENTGENERAL
ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT NAMES PARTY VOTES_CAST STATUS
ABIM APIO FLORENCE OBONYO INDEPENDENT 336
ABIM AUMA JULIANA MODEST INDEPENDENT 9,547
ABIM OKORI-MOE JANET GRACE AKECH NRM 12,054 WINNER
ADJUMANI ABABIKU JESCA NRM UO
AGAGO ABALO LILLIAN ONGOM NRM 19,252
AGAGO AKELLO JUDITH FRANCA FDC 36,806 WINNER
AGAGO ACAN JANET INDEPENDENT 1,603
AGAGO AKULLU GRACE REGINA INDEPENDENT 3,118
ALEBTONG AKULLU EMILLY OMACARA INDEPENDENT 1,483
ALEBTONG ACEN DORCUS INDEPENDENT 4,606
ALEBTONG AOL SARAH UPC 11,576
ALEBTONG ACHEN CHRISTINE AYO NRM 31,581 WINNER
ALEBTONG ABONGO O. ELIZABETH FDC 18,932
AMOLATAR AJALO ELIZABETH DP 2,679
AMOLATAR AYUGI MARY CHRISTINE ODWE FDC 4,156
AMOLATAR AMULE DOREEN RUTH NRM 20,326 WINNER
AMOLATAR ATIM AGNES APEA INDEPENDENT 18,695
AMUDAT NAUWAT ROSEMARY INDEPENDENT 13,312 WINNER
AMUDAT CHELAIN LOUKE BETTY NRM 11,891
AMURIA AJEGO JACKLINE FDC 6,866
AMURIA ALEO DEBORAH MARY INDEPENDENT 4,834
AMURIA ASIO GRACE ONGOROK INDEPENDENT 1,999
AMURIA AKELLO CAROLINE ERIKI INDEPENDENT 13,097
AMURIA IDEMA HELLEN UPC 5,237
AMURIA APOLOT JANE DP 895
AMURIA AREGO OJAKARA ANGELLA INDEPENDENT 8,767
AMURIA AMERO SUSAN NRM 33,891 WINNER
AMURIA ADIO WINIFRED ARIKO INDEPENDENT 1,511
AMURIA AMODING HARRIET INDEPENDENT 821
AMURU AKELLO LUCY FDC 27,598 WINNER
AMURU AMONGIN JANE FRANCES OKILI NRM 12,235
AMURU AUMA GRACE INDEPENDENT 1,508
APAC AWOR BETTY ENGOLA NRM 46,404 WINNER
APAC AMEK MARY GRACE INDEPENDENT 2,714
APAC AJOK LUCY INDEPENDENT 12,913
APAC AUMA KENNY UPC 40,544
ARUA AANGUFIRU MARGARET RWYP 8,502
ARUA OSORU MOURINE NRM 125,613 WINNER
ARUA BAKO CHRISTINE ABIA FDC 74,098
BUDAKA KATAIKE SARAH NDOBOLI INDEPENDENT 17,062
BUDAKA KAMIZA RECHEAL NABUKWASI DINAH FDC 8,512
BUDAKA KAMUGO PAMELA NASIYO NRM 23,225 WINNER
BUDAKA BABULA NOEL KATAIKE MATILDA INDEPENDENT 10,599
BUDAKA KAGENI LOI KIRYAPAWO INDEPENDENT 1,535
BUDUDA KHAINZA JUSTINE NRM UO
BUGIRI NAMATENDE EUNICE FDC 40,817
BUGIRI NSONGA ROSET INDEPENDENT 915
BUGIRI TAAKA AGNES WEJULI NRM 42,231 WINNER
BUGIRI BABI HADIJAH INDEPENDENT 18,689
BUHWEJU KATWESIGYE OLIVER KOYEKYENGA INDEPENDENT 23,533 WINNER
BUHWEJU BYAMUKAMA ALISON AYETORANIRE
ANNAH
NRM 21,592

RESULTS FOR DISTRICT WOMAN REPRESENTATIVES IN PARLIAMENTGENERAL
ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT NAMES PARTY VOTES_CAST STATUS
BUHWEJU BWIRUKA JANE FRIDA AEKO FDC 1,040
BUHWEJU ABENAITWE EVATH KAFUREEKA INDEPENDENT 102
BUIKWE MPIIMA DOROTHY CHRISTINE INDEPENDENT 15,520
BUIKWE BABIRYE JUDITH NRM 87,974 WINNER
BUIKWE NAKIRANDA PRIMEROSE LYNET INDEPENDENT 2,827
BUIKWE BATAMULIZA BAKIE INDEPENDENT 17,510
BUKEDEA AKOL ROSE OKULLU NRM 26,854
BUKEDEA AMONG ANNITA ANNET INDEPENDENT 32,866 WINNER
BUKOMANSIMBI NABAWANUKA IMMACULATE INDEPENDENT 370
BUKOMANSIMBI KAYONDO N. JANAT INDEPENDENT 5,556
BUKOMANSIMBI NAKANDI SALAAMA FDC 562
BUKOMANSIMBI NANYONDO VERONICA NAMAGANDA DP 23,815 WINNER
BUKOMANSIMBI NAKAWUNGU HALIMAH NRM 14,505
BUKWO CHEMUTAI EVERLYN NRM 16,645 WINNER
BUKWO TETE CHELANGAT EVERLINE INDEPENDENT 12,196
BULAMBULI NANDUDU ANNET INDEPENDENT 1,187
BULAMBULI NAMBOZO ESELI INDEPENDENT 181
BULAMBULI MULONI IRENE MARGARET NRM 20,240
BULAMBULI NABUKWASI PETRA ENID FDC 1,961
BULAMBULI WEKOMBA SARAH NAMBOZO INDEPENDENT 20,808 WINNER
BULIISA BIGIRWA NORAH NYENDWOHA NRM 17,522 WINNER
BULIISA MPAIRWE BEATRICE INDEPENDENT 11,311
BUNDIBUGYO BEBONA BABUNGI JOSEPHINE NRM 38,423 WINNER
BUNDIBUGYO NTABAZI HARRIET INDEPENDENT 36,254
BUSHENYI NSHEMEREIRWE FEDERICA FDC 8,395
BUSHENYI BUSINGYE MARY KAROORO OKURUT NRM 56,166 WINNER
BUSHENYI KABESIIME MARY BABIIHA INDEPENDENT 26,267
BUSIA NABULINDO JANE KWOBA INDEPENDENT 45,138 WINNER
BUSIA NEKESA IRENE NINA INDEPENDENT 12,271
BUSIA NEKESA BARBARA OUNDO NRM 37,262
BUTALEJA NEBANDA ANDIRU FLORENCE INDEPENDENT 17,495
BUTALEJA HAMBA BETTY INDEPENDENT 16,266
BUTALEJA BIRIKE LILIAN INDEPENDENT 1,094
BUTALEJA MUGENI MILLY NRM 29,771 WINNER
BUTALEJA NAMWIHIRI FELISTA HIGWIRA FDC 5,858
BUTAMBALA KABANDA AISHA NALULE NRM 14,693
BUTAMBALA MIREMBE LYDIA DAPHINE INDEPENDENT 14,760 WINNER
BUTAMBALA NALUBEGA MARIAM INDEPENDENT 3,381
BUVUMA TUKAHIRWA EVAS FDC 745
BUVUMA MUGABI SUZAN INDEPENDENT 6,495
BUVUMA EGUNYU NANTUME JANEPHER NRM 16,320 WINNER
BUYENDE BABIRYE VERONICA KADOGO INDEPENDENT 24,816 WINNER
BUYENDE NAKATO MARY ANNET NRM 17,058
BUYENDE NAWEGULO SARAH FDC 273
DOKOLO ATIM OGWAL CECILIA BARBARA FDC 30,765 WINNER
DOKOLO AGUTI SARAH UPC 10,528
DOKOLO ABANG BEATRICE MOLLY NRM 12,486
GOMBA NAKATO KYABANGI.K. INDEPENDENT 14,244
GOMBA NAYEBALE SYLIVIA NRM 33,421 WINNER
GULU CATHERINE LAMWAKA NRM 43,552
GULU AOL BETTY OCAN FDC 52,387 WINNER
GULU LAPOLO MARIEA SHAKA INDEPENDENT 2,351
HOIMA BUSINGE HARRIET INDEPENDENT 43,038
HOIMA KAAHWA TOPHACE BYAGIRA NRM 96,277 WINNER
HOIMA NABISERE REHEMAH FDC 9,779
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ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT NAMES PARTY VOTES_CAST STATUS
HOIMA BIRAABA RUTH N. AKORAEBIRUNGI INDEPENDENT 1,343
IBANDA BUTAMANYA MARY BAKUBAGANA INDEPENDENT 22,987
IBANDA KAMYA MARGARET FDC 3,817
IBANDA KALIISA JOVRINE KYOMUKAMA NRM 65,330 WINNER
IGANGA KAUDHA GRACE HAILAT NRM 48,881 WINNER
IGANGA KABAALE KWAGALA OLIVIA INDEPENDENT 5,388
IGANGA WALUKAMBA MERCY INDEPENDENT 13,168
IGANGA MUSENZE SYLVIA INDEPENDENT 704
IGANGA ASINDE BRENDA SUUBI INDEPENDENT 46,360
IGANGA NANTALE MARIAM FDC 25,875
ISINGIRO BYARUGABA GRACE ISINGOMA INDEPENDENT 23,922
ISINGIRO AYEBAZIBWE JASTINE NRM 93,167 WINNER
ISINGIRO MUHUMYA CLARE INDEPENDENT 21,589
JINJA
MUJOMA VAN REHEMAH NAMUJEHE INDEPENDENT 1,897
VREDENDAAL
JINJA NAMUBIRU HADIJJA FDC 32,576
JINJA KWAGALA HELLEN DP 3,834
JINJA NAMBOOZE JOSEPHINE INDEPENDENT 1,133
JINJA KATALI LOY NRM 56,990 WINNER
JINJA MUSIKA ANNET INDEPENDENT 18,114
JINJA NABIRYE AGNES INDEPENDENT 16,208
KAABONG LOSIKE ANJELLA LUCKY INDEPENDENT 1,194
KAABONG TUBO CHRISTINE NAKWANG INDEPENDENT 19,460 WINNER
KAABONG AKELLO ROSE LILLY NRM 19,344
KABALE NAHABWE VIOLA CAROLINE UPC 3,453
KABALE ATUKUNDA VICTORIA ABIGAIL INDEPENDENT 40,872
KABALE NINSIIMA RONAH RITA INDEPENDENT 31,078
KABALE NDAMIRA CATHELINE ATWAKIIRE NRM 115,411 WINNER
KABALE MWESIGYE HOPE RUHINDI WINIFRED INDEPENDENT 11,515
KABAROLE RWABWOGO SYLVIA NRM 97,732 WINNER
KABAROLE BUSINGE VICTORIA RUSOKE INDEPENDENT 66,035
KABERAMAIDO AJILO MARIA GORETTI ELOGU NRM 25,434 WINNER
KABERAMAIDO EKWAU IBI FLORENCE FDC 21,429
KABERAMAIDO AWICH JANE INDEPENDENT 17,359
KALANGALA NABAYIGA IDAH NRM 14,674 WINNER
KALANGALA NAKIMERA LYDIA KIIZZA INDEPENDENT 4,827
KALIRO MUDEDERI CATHERINE NAIBOLYA INDEPENDENT 937
KALIRO TUWENDE ESTHER INDEPENDENT 481
KALIRO NABUGERE FLAVIA MUNAABA INDEPENDENT 23,083
KALIRO MBEIZA MARGARET KISIRA NRM 39,357 WINNER
KALIRO NAIGA REBECCA IRENE EREEMYE INDEPENDENT 1,215
KALIRO KYOTAKOZE ANNET INDEPENDENT 1,503
KALIRO BYUMA BETTY TUUSE FDC 2,037
KALUNGU SEKINDI AISHA NRM 19,884 WINNER
KALUNGU ZZINGA NAMIIRO SHAKIRA INDEPENDENT 7,907
KALUNGU NTAMBAAZI MARGARET NABAGGALA INDEPENDENT 9,357
KALUNGU WALIGGO AISHA NULUYATI DP 16,819
KAMPALA LUKWAGO SHIFRAH INDEPENDENT 84,574
KAMPALA NAGGAYI NABILAH SEMPALA FDC 174,125 WINNER
KAMPALA NAKIWALA FLORENCE KIYINGI DP 101,763
KAMPALA KINAABI ASIA NABISERE NRM 96,983
KAMPALA NAKUYA AIDAH INDEPENDENT 27,097
KAMPALA MAGIMBI JOANIA HELLENE MIREMBE INDEPENDENT 10,078
KAMULI NAMWASE MIRIAM MUNTU FDC 7,558
KAMULI MUGERWA MWESIGWA DEBORAH INDEPENDENT 25,092
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ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT NAMES PARTY VOTES_CAST STATUS
KAMULI ALITWALA REBECCA KADAGA NRM 95,874 WINNER
KAMWENGE TUKAMUBONA EMILY INDEPENDENT 4,003
KAMWENGE AZAIRWE DOROTHY NSHAIJA
NRM 104,932 WINNER
KABARAITSYA
KAMWENGE NINSIIMA GRACE INDEPENDENT 11,897
KANUNGU KANSIIME HONEST FORTUNATE FDC 9,640
KANUNGU KARUNGI RUTH TUKAHIRWA INDEPENDENT 33,810
KANUNGU CHARITY MBABAZI INDEPENDENT 3,468
KANUNGU KARUNGI ELIZABETH BEIKIRIZE NRM 46,334 WINNER
KAPCHORWA CHEMUTAI PHYLLIS INDEPENDENT 16,612
KAPCHORWA CHEBET JOY FDC 732
KAPCHORWA CHEKAMONDO RUKIYA KULANY NRM 20,447 WINNER
KASESE MASIKA KATEEBA JOLLY INDEPENDENT 2,193
KASESE KIIZA WINFRED FDC 136,018 WINNER
KASESE ASIIMWE JANE NRM 98,742
KATAKWI AKURUT VIOLET ADOME NRM 26,091 WINNER
KATAKWI AGUTI STELLA JANE INDEPENDENT 2,181
KATAKWI ANYAKOIT CECILIA INDEPENDENT 2,346
KATAKWI IGELLA EVELYN FDC 1,488
KATAKWI ALUPO JESSICA ROSE EPEL INDEPENDENT 20,720
KAYUNGA SINABULYA DOROTHY NANNONO INDEPENDENT 1,370
BYEKWASO
KAYUNGA NANTABA IDAH ERIOS INDEPENDENT 85,988 WINNER
KAYUNGA NALUNGA JULIET NRM 13,149
KIBAALE NABBANJA ROBINAH NRM UO
KIBOGA ZIMULINDA ROSE INDEPENDENT 21,973
KIBOGA SSENKUMBA ROSETTE WINIFRED FDC 791
KIBOGA NANKABIRWA RUTH SENTAMU NRM 23,043 WINNER
KIBUKU NADONGO REHEMA CP 777
KIBUKU AKWARE DOREEN DP 500
KIBUKU NAMUYANGU KACHA JENIPHER NRM 34,927 WINNER
KIBUKU TAMWENYA RUTH FDC 2,101
KIBUKU MWEBAZA SARAH WENENE INDEPENDENT 19,239
KIRUHURA KABAIJE SHEILA MWINE NRM 80,285 WINNER
KIRUHURA AYEBAZIBWE IRENE FDC 3,722
KIRUHURA BARUMBA RUSANIYA NAMALA
INDEPENDENT 37,582
BEATRICE
KIRYANDONGO BONGOMIN FLORENCE INDEPENDENT 1,510
KIRYANDONGO ADOKORACH IRENE INDEPENDENT 7,103
KIRYANDONGO KAHUNDE HELEN NRM 27,269 WINNER
KIRYANDONGO KATUSIIME JOVIA INDEPENDENT 24,224
KISORO MUSANASE JULIET INDEPENDENT 4,991
KISORO KABAGYENYI ROSE NRM 86,344 WINNER
KISORO NYIRABASHITSI SARAH MATEKE INDEPENDENT 1,231
KITGUM ACIRO JANE INDEPENDENT 4,050
KITGUM LAMWAKA MARGRET NRM 29,280 WINNER
KITGUM ANENO ALICE OROMA INDEPENDENT 1,350
KITGUM ABWONO FILDER OBOTE FDC 18,846
KOBOKO BABA DIRI MARGARET NRM UO
KOLE OLOI CHRISTINE INDEPENDENT 1,444
KOLE AYO MOLLY OBUA INDEPENDENT 8,872
KOLE ALYEK JUDITH NRM 32,253 WINNER
KOLE ACHENG SANDRA INDEPENDENT 10,914
KOLE ACHENG JOY RUTH UPC 16,162
KOTIDO ALEPER AACHILLA MARGARET NRM 26,740 WINNER
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ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT NAMES PARTY VOTES_CAST STATUS
KOTIDO NACHAN LILY GRACE INDEPENDENT 6,794
KUMI AANYU BRENDA SARAH INDEPENDENT 1,754
KUMI NORMA SUSAN OTAI FDC 17,678
KUMI AMODING MONICAH NRM 47,254 WINNER
KUMI AKOL HELLEN ODEKE INDEPENDENT 2,430
KUMI ASIKEIT HELLEN INDEPENDENT 1,326
KWEEN CHEMISTO MADALYN ESTHER FDC 232
KWEEN CHEMISTO MADALYN GRACE INDEPENDENT 6,354
KWEEN CHEKWEL LYDIA INDEPENDENT 8,703 WINNER
KWEEN ERUKUT ROSE EMMA NRM 7,981
KYANKWANZI NANKABIRWA ANN MARIA NRM 34,580 WINNER
KYANKWANZI BUKENYA CHRISTINE SENDAWULA INDEPENDENT 26,550
KYEGEGWA RWABUHORO FLAVIA NRM 15,337
KYEGEGWA KIZZA STELLA INDEPENDENT 23,985 WINNER
KYENJOJO KWEBIHA JOYCE MAMA MISSION INDEPENDENT 30,557
KYENJOJO MPUNIRA IREEN FDC 2,136
KYENJOJO KUNIHIRA FAITH PHILO INDEPENDENT 19,819
KYENJOJO BAGUMA SPELLANZA MUHENDA NRM 60,165 WINNER
KYENJOJO KESIIME MIRIAM INDEPENDENT 19,367
LAMWO LANYERO MOLLY NRM 17,706 WINNER
LAMWO LANYERO OCHEIENG SARAH INDEPENDENT 13,055
LAMWO NYEKO-JONES JENNIFER INDEPENDENT 3,456
LIRA AKITE MOLLY INDEPENDENT 657
LIRA OKULLO EUNICE ANNA FDC 4,865
LIRA ATIM JOY ONGOM UPC 59,270 WINNER
LIRA AUMA LINDA AGNES NRM 43,507
LIRA ALIP MARY INDEPENDENT 939
LIRA ATENG OTIM MARGARET INDEPENDENT 7,520
LUUKA KAABULE EVELYN NAOME MPAGI INDEPENDENT 22,425
LUUKA MBAYO ESTHER MBULAKUBUZA NRM 38,398 WINNER
LUWEERO NAKATE LILLIAN SEGUJJA NRM 57,728 WINNER
LUWEERO NABUKENYA BRENDA DP 54,615
LUWEERO KATANGAZA IMMACULATE FDC 7,770
LUWEERO NAMANSA PROSCOVIA NANTONGO INDEPENDENT 4,451
LUWEERO NAMAGAMBE ELSIE INDEPENDENT 5,036
LWENGO NAKIMERA BERNA INDEPENDENT 6,076
LWENGO NAMUJJU CISSY DIONIZIA NRM 37,511 WINNER
LWENGO MUWONGE NKONGE SARAH EVELYNE INDEPENDENT 29,542
LWENGO NANTONGO ROSE DP 9,927
LYANTONDE KEMIREMBE PAULINE KYAKA NRM 17,400 WINNER
LYANTONDE NAMARA GRACE INDEPENDENT 13,639
LYANTONDE NAKIWALA RUTH DP 229
MANAFWA KITUTU KIMONO MARY GORETTI NRM 57,680 WINNER
MANAFWA NAMBUYA ESTHER FDC 13,171
MANAFWA NAMUKHULA GRACE WATUWA INDEPENDENT 34,176
MARACHA ONDORU RUTH MOLLY LEMATIA INDEPENDENT 15,361
MARACHA DRIWARU JENNIFER INDEPENDENT 15,912
MARACHA AYAKA ROSE ATIMA NRM 21,580 WINNER
MASAKA BABIRYE MARY KABANDA DP 53,938 WINNER
MASAKA KASE-MUBANDA FREDA NANZIRI NRM 34,119
MASAKA NAKIGUDDE LUKIYA FDC 3,878
MASINDI ASIIMWE FLORENCE AKIIKI INDEPENDENT 22,556
MASINDI
NSUNGWA KAHOMBO MILDRED INDEPENDENT 17,360
KAKUSYA
MASINDI BINTU LUKUMU JALIA N. NRM 39,699 WINNER
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RESULTS FOR DISTRICT WOMAN REPRESENTATIVES IN PARLIAMENTGENERAL
ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT NAMES PARTY VOTES_CAST STATUS
MAYUGE ISANGA NAKADAMA RUKIA NRM 50,461
MAYUGE NGIRUMUGABO LYDIA INDEPENDENT 2,639
MAYUGE NAWANZIGE FLORENCE FDC 7,706
MAYUGE MUKODA JULIE ZABWE INDEPENDENT 54,864 WINNER
MBALE WOKURI MARGARET MADANDA FDC 39,037
MBALE NAKAYENZE CONNIE GALIWANGO NRM 98,427 WINNER
MBALE MASIBO ROBINAH NADUNGA INDEPENDENT 2,972
MBARARA KAJUNGU MUTAMBI ROSETTE
NRM 107,613 WINNER
CHRISTINE
MBARARA BAGANDA JANE TAYEBWA INDEPENDENT 16,506
MBARARA AHIMBISIBWE LYDIA KATUNGYI INDEPENDENT 12,865
MBARARA BUSINGYE PHIONA FDC 23,951
MITOOMA KAMATEEKA JOVAH NRM 37,949 WINNER
MITOOMA KENEEMA JANEPHER FDC 2,200
MITOOMA AGASHA JULIET BASHIIISHA INDEPENDENT 32,032
MITYANA NAMULEME NTWATWA ESTER
INDEPENDENT 3,146
BUKENYA
MITYANA BAGALA JOYCE NTWATWA DP 36,153
MITYANA NABAKOOBA JUDITH NALULE NRM 65,427 WINNER
MOROTO LOGIEL ANNIE NRM 11,702 WINNER
MOROTO LOMONYANG MARGARET INDEPENDENT 2,404
MOROTO ADOME GRACE INDEPENDENT 1,541
MOROTO IRIAMA MARGARET INDEPENDENT 7,682
MOYO AURU ANNE INDEPENDENT 14,343
MOYO MORIKU JOYCE KADUCU NRM 17,981 WINNER
MOYO ABIO HILDA LERIKOWO INDEPENDENT 4,393
MPIGI NALUBEGA HARRIET INDEPENDENT 3,479
MPIGI KIGONGO EVELYN INDEPENDENT 8,660
MPIGI NAMBOOZE TEDDY DP 16,245
MPIGI NAKAWUNDE SARAH NRM 32,446 WINNER
MPIGI WANYANA OLIVIA LUTAAYA INDEPENDENT 4,968
MPIGI KALIGA MARIAM NAKULIMA INDEPENDENT 5,216
MPIGI NALUYANGE JAMIRAH FDC 4,271
MUBENDE NALUBEGA MARY FDC 12,970
MUBENDE NABAGABE KALULE FLAVIA INDEPENDENT 23,891
MUBENDE NAKYAGABA CHRISTINE INDEPENDENT 13,251
MUBENDE NAMUGWANYA BENNY BUGEMBE NRM 138,394 WINNER
MUKONO NABALAMBA ASMAT JEEMA 16,741
MUKONO NAKAKANDE HALIMA INDEPENDENT 8,965
MUKONO NABUKEERA HANIFA HUSSEIN DP 55,685
MUKONO NAKAVUBU MARGARET BAKUBI INDEPENDENT 31,734
MUKONO KUSASIRA PEACE KANYESIGYE MUBIRU NRM 61,519 WINNER
NAKAPIRIPIRIT ANYAKUN ESTHER DAVINIA NRM 12,963 WINNER
NAKAPIRIPIRIT IRIAMA ROSE NAROTHA INDEPENDENT 11,332
NAKAPIRIPIRIT AWAS SYLVIA VICKY INDEPENDENT 9,523
NAKASEKE NAKUYA MOREEN DP 4,269
NAKASEKE NAJJUMA SARAH NRM 43,256 WINNER
NAKASEKE KABERUKA MBABAZI MARIAM INDEPENDENT 5,584
NAKASEKE NALUNKUMA JOANEETA UFA 1,493
NAKASEKE NASSALI JESCA INDEPENDENT 6,619
NAKASONGOLA NAMANYA BETTY INDEPENDENT 26,163
NAKASONGOLA KOMUHANGI MARGARET NRM 29,294 WINNER
NAMAYINGO AKUMU VERONICA INDEPENDENT 7,800
NAMAYINGO HAHUBI ANNET CATHERINE EGESA FDC 6,359
NAMAYINGO MUKISA ROBINA HOPE NRM 24,363 WINNER
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ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT NAMES PARTY VOTES_CAST STATUS
NAMAYINGO MAKHOHA MARGARET INDEPENDENT 18,818
NAMUTUMBA MUTYABULE FLORENCE TIBAFANA INDEPENDENT 26,398
NAMUTUMBA MUSUBIKA MIRRIA FDC 2,200
NAMUTUMBA NAIGAGA MARIAM NRM 36,265 WINNER
NAMUTUMBA NYAGO LYDIA INDEPENDENT 2,063
NAMUTUMBA KIIZA IRENE MUTUMBA INDEPENDENT 751
NAPAK NAOME STELLA NYOMERA NRM UO
NEBBI ABEDICHAN MERCY REBECCA INDEPENDENT 15,018
NEBBI AOL JACQUELINE RAMA NRM 54,901 WINNER
NEBBI ACAYO CHRISTINE INDEPENDENT 44,394
NGORA AMONGIN JACQUILINE NRM 24,539 WINNER
NGORA APOLOT STELLA ISODO FDC 19,766
NTOROKO TUMWINE ANNE MARY INDEPENDENT 11,593 WINNER
NTOROKO MUJUNGU JENNIFER. K NRM 9,696
NTUNGAMO NAMARA DEBORAH FDC 12,259
NTUNGAMO KABASHARA NOAME INDEPENDENT 51,331
NTUNGAMO RWAKIMARI BEATRICE NRM 98,810 WINNER
NWOYA ADONG LILLY INDEPENDENT 12,516 WINNER
NWOYA APIYO SUSAN INDEPENDENT 439
NWOYA ACHAN JUDITH PEACE NRM 9,003
NWOYA ACIRO CONCY FDC 1,740
NWOYA ATIM BRENDA KINYERA UPC 395
NWOYA LAWOKO OLWE WINNIE INDEPENDENT 349
OTUKE ABEJA SUSAN JOLLY UPC 8,101
OTUKE AKELLO SILVIA NRM 19,009 WINNER
OTUKE OGWANG PASKA GRACE DP 266
OTUKE LEMEGAS HENDRICKS BONNIE ANGOL INDEPENDENT 2,449
OYAM APILI SUSAN INDEPENDENT 2,030
OYAM ALUM SANTA SANDRA OGWANG UPC 70,620 WINNER
OYAM OTIM NAPE JOYCE FLORA INDEPENDENT 1,482
OYAM ADONG BRENDA HELLEN INDEPENDENT 2,796
OYAM LAGADA AMONGI BEATRICE NRM 19,504
PADER ODONG VICKY NORAH FDC 6,336
PADER OKOT SANTA PPP 16,720
PADER LOWILA C.D OKETAYOT NRM 22,374 WINNER
PALLISA ASIO LOYCE INDEPENDENT 2,649
PALLISA BADDA BETTY KAGOYA INDEPENDENT 3,748
PALLISA ACHOLA CATHERINE OSUPELEM FDC 26,796
PALLISA AISU ELIZABETH INDEPENDENT 18,360
PALLISA IBASERET JOSEPHINE NKIBS INDEPENDENT 5,397
PALLISA ARYOKORIT MAGDALENE INDEPENDENT 11,932
PALLISA ALUPO FAITH INDEPENDENT 9,517
PALLISA AMEEDE AGNES NRM 30,473 WINNER
RAKAI SUUBI KYINYAMATAMA JULIET .K NRM 65,338 WINNER
RAKAI SSENTONGO ROBINA NAKASIRYE INDEPENDENT 64,493
RAKAI NALUBEGA GRACE DP 13,627
RAKAI MUKUNGU BARBARA KAMWAKA INDEPENDENT 5,364
RUBIRIZI KESANDE GRACE BATARINGAYA NRM 38,319 WINNER
RUBIRIZI NINSIIMA MARY FDC 6,239
RUBIRIZI TUMUHAIRWE ALLEN CP 2,125
RUKUNGIRI MASIKO WINIFRED KOMUHANGI NRM 61,561 WINNER
RUKUNGIRI BAMUKWATSA BETTY MUZANIRA FDC 57,812
SERERE ASEGE AGNES INDEPENDENT 440
SERERE ADOA HELLEN NRM 48,762 WINNER
SERERE ALASO ALICE ASIANUT FDC 32,651
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RESULTS FOR DISTRICT WOMAN REPRESENTATIVES IN PARLIAMENTGENERAL
ELECTIONS, 2016
DISTRICT NAMES PARTY VOTES_CAST STATUS
SHEEMA NYAKIKONGORO ROSEMARY NRM 35,270
SHEEMA NTATUNDA BUSINGYE SHARON INDEPENDENT 1,783
SHEEMA ATUHAIRE JACKLET INDEPENDENT 45,824 WINNER
SIRONKO WADADA FEMIAR INDEPENDENT 12,384
SIRONKO WAMANGA ROBINAH FDC 29,093
SIRONKO WAMALA NAMBOZO FLORENCE NRM 41,536 WINNER
SOROTI AMIGO LEAH JESCA UPC 21,854
SOROTI ADYANGO RACHEL FRANCES NRM 17,524
SOROTI OSEGGE ANGELLINE ASIO FDC 42,430 WINNER
SOROTI IKUNA RUTH INDEPENDENT 6,062
SSEMBABULE BANGIRANA ANIFA KAWOOYA NRM 34,946 WINNER
SSEMBABULE KABATSI KAFURA JOY INDEPENDENT 24,199
SSEMBABULE NAMBOOZE CHRISTINE MALE INDEPENDENT 4,501
SSEMBABULE KUTEESA ORIGYE FDC 4,434
SSEMBABULE KYOMUGISHA IRENE HILDA INDEPENDENT 3,957
TORORO ABBO ROSE MARY OWERE INDEPENDENT 5,218
TORORO AKOYI JANET ONGARIA INDEPENDENT 8,341
TORORO ACHOLA ANNET ROSE FDC 19,823
TORORO AYO JANCITA NRM 59,806
TORORO ACHIENG SARAH OPENDI INDEPENDENT 62,215 WINNER
TORORO MUSWANE DEBORAH ANGURIA INDEPENDENT 1,326
WAKISO NANSUBUGA ROSEMARY SENINDE NRM 186,975 WINNER
WAKISO NAMAGEMBE MARGARET PAULINE FDC 137,150
WAKISO SSENTONGO ALLEN DP 95,824
WAKISO NABAGESERA JOANITA INDEPENDENT 7,742
WAKISO MIREMBE BEATRICE MUKASA NAKITTO INDEPENDENT 6,324
YUMBE AVAKO MELSA NAIMA NRM 24,394
YUMBE DRIWARU ZAITUN INDEPENDENT 32,504 WINNER
ZOMBO KWIYUCWINY GRACE FREEDOM NRM 48,135 WINNER
ZOMBO NEGA ELIZABETH INDEPENDENT 15,316
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APPENDIX XI
ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, 2016
(Special Interest Groups (UPDF, PWDs, Workers & Youth) Representatives in Parliament)
Representative Candidate's Name Political Party /Organisation
Workers ARINAITWE RWAKAJARA K. NRM
Workers BAKABULINDI CHARLES NRM
Workers LYOMOKI SAMUEL NRM
Workers
RWABUSHAIJA MARGARET. N INDPENDENT
Workers
NABULYA THEOPISTA. S
NRM
Workers
PAJOBO JORAM. B
INDEPENDENT
Workers
MUTAMBO PAUL. W
INDEPENDENT
Workers
BYAKATONDA ABDULHU
INDEPENDENT
PWD
NALULE SAFIA JUUKO
NRM
PWD
KATURAMU KIRIBEDDA HOOD INDEPENDENT
PWD
NOKRACH WILLIAM WILSON INDEPENDENT
PWD
NDEEZI ALEX
NRM
PWD
ASAMO HELLEN GRACE
NRM
Youth/NORTHERN OMONY OSCAR NRM
Youth/WESTERN MWINE MPAKA NRM
Youth/CENTRAL BABIRYE KITYO SARAH NRM
Youth EASTERN MAFABI ISHMA INDEPENDENT
Woman Youth Representative ADEKE ANNA EBAJU INDEPENDENT
GEN. KATUMBA WAMALA
GEN. TUMWINE ELLY
LT. GEN. KORETA IVAN
MAJ. GEN. KUTEESA PECOS
BRIG. OULA GEORGE INNOCENT
COL. KULAIGYE FELIX MUTIINI
COL. TAKIRWA FRANCIS
LT. COL. BYEKWASO FLAVIA
CAPT. ASIIMWE EVERLYNE
CAPT LAKOT SUSAN ORUNI
UPDF Representatives in the Parliament
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APPENDIX XII
ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
1 ABASI SIGHT ECS9 SS
2 ABDALLAH JAMILLA ECS6D AEO
3 ABOKA MARY ECS8 EA
4 ABONG MOSES ECS9 SS
5 ACAN MARY ECS8 EA
6 ACHAKARA TEDDY ECS8 EA
7 ACHAN ALEPER ECS5 EO
8 ACHAN DOROTHY ECS5 EO
9 ACHOLA PAMELA ECS8 EA
10 ACHOR MIKE BONNY ECS9 SS
11 ACIDONG JOSEPHINE ECS8 EA
12 ACIRO AGNES ECS8 EA
13 ACIRO DOROTHY ECS8 EA
14 ACWEE GRACE ECS8 EA
15 ADIAKA CATHERINE ECS5 EO
16 ADILO DANIEL ECS5 EO
17 ADONG OCHEN ECS5 EO
18 ADURU JOAN ECS5 EO
19 AGABA BAKEHENA ECS5 EO
20 AGABA RONALD ECS5 EO
21 AGABA SAM ECS5 EO
22 AHEBWA CHRISTINE ECS5 EO
23 AHIMBISIBWE DEVOTTER ECS6D AEO
24 AHIMBISIBWE PIUS ECS5 EO
25 AIKO IMMACULATE ECS8 EA
26 AINE ALBERT ECS9 SS
27 AINEBYOONA ALEX ECS5 EO
28 AINYO JEMIMAH ECS8 EA
29 AISHA NAKASANGO ECS9 SS
30 AJIKO AGNES ECS8 EA
31 AJUPO H. ECS4 SEO
32 AJWANG IMMACULATE ECS5 EO
33 AJWANG OBUA ECS5 EO
34 AKANKUNDA EVAS ECS8 EA
35 AKANYIJUKA GODFREY ECS5 EO
36 AKAO EUNICE ECS5 EO
37 AKECH JOYCE ECS8 EA
38 AKELLO CATHERINE ECS5 EO
39 AKELLO NANCY ECS4 SEO
40 AKELLO SANDRA ECS8 EA
41 AKELLO SHARON ECS8 EA

ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
42 AKENA INNOCENT ECS5 EO
43 AKIRIAT SARAH ECS8 EA
44 AKOL PUYO ECS6D AEO
45 AKOL RAMATHAN ECS9 SS
46 AKOL SARAH ECS5 EO
47 AKOL THOMAS ECS9 SS
48 AKOMOLOT PATRICIA ECS8 EA
49 AKORIA ZURAH ECS8 EA
50 AKULLO KOTOL ECS8 EA
51 AKULU MAUREEN ECS5 EO
52 AKUZA JOSEPH ECS5 EO
53 AKWI GRACE ECS6D AEO
54 ALASO CHRISTINE ECS5 EO
55 ALUPO AGNES ECS6D AEO
56 ALUPO BETTY ECS8 EA
57 ALUPOT TEDDY ECS8 EA
58 AMITO FRANKA ECS8 EA
59 AMONG JANET ECS8 EA
60 AMONGIN EMILY ECS5 EO
61 AMUDU FRED ECS5 EO
62 AMUGE JOYCE ECS5 EO
63 AMUGE LINDA ECS9 SS
64 AMULEN CHRISTINE ECS8 EA
65 AMUNU JOY ECS8 EA
66 AMURIAT ROSE ECS8 EA
67 ANGEE GLADYS ECS6D AEO
68 ANGELLA JOLLY LOKUTAE ECS5 EO
69 ANGERI DENIS ECS5 EO
70 ANGEYO GRACE ECS6D AEO
71 ANGEYO JENNIFER ECS2 H/L
72 ANGOM RUTH ECS5 EO
73 ANGURA LAUS ECS9 SS
74 ANGURINI JIMMY ECS9 SS
75 ANNET BIRUNGI ECS8 EA
76 ANYANZO DAVID ECS5 EO
77 APIO DEBORAH ECS8 EA
78 APIO MATILDA ECS5 EO
79 APOLOT EPUDU ECS6C SAEO GII
80 ARINAITWE MICHAEL ECS5 EO
81 ARINAITWE NELSON ECS9 SS
82 ARINEITWE JULIUS ECS5 EO
83 ARYAIJA GRACIOUS ECS5 EO
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
84 ASABA SYLVIA ECS8 EA
85 ASHABA ANNET ECS5 EO
86 ASIIMWE DEBORAH ECS5 EO
87 ASIIMWE ESTHER ECS5 EO
88 ASIIMWE HARRIET ECS8 EA
89 ASIIMWE NICHOLAS ECS5 EO
90 ASIIMWE REHEMAH ECS8 EA
91 ASIO AGNES ECS8 EA
92 ASIO MARGARET ECS8 EA
93 ATAHO MERCY ECS5 EO
94 ATAMBA TIBAHEMUKA OBRA ESTER ECS5 EO
95 ATHIENO EVELYN ECS5 EO
96 ATIENO SYLIVIA ECS6D AEO
97 ATIKU HILTER ECS9 SS
98 ATIM BETTY ECS6B SAEO GI
99 ATIM DUNGU ECS5 EO
100 ATIM FRANSISCA ECS8 EA
101 ATIM OKEMA ECS5 EO
102 ATIM OWOT ECS5 EO
103 ATIYANG ACHIA ECS8 EA
104 ATUHAIRE PATIENCE ECS5 EO
105 ATUHAIRWE JACKLINE ECS5 EO
106 ATUHEIRWE JACQUELINE ECS5 EO
107 ATUHURRA VIOLET ECS5 EO
108 ATUMANYIRE SMITH ECS9 SS
109 ATWIJUKIRE ISMAIL ECS5 EO
110 AUDO MARION ECS5 EO
111 AWOR JULIET ECS8 EA
112 AYINKAMIYE HELEN ECS5 EO
113 AYO ODIMA ECS5 EO
114 BABIGAMBA DENIS ECS9 SS
115 BABIRYE OLIVER ECS6D AEO
116 Dr. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU (ENG.) ECSCOM CHAIRPERSON
117 BAGONZA ZAITUNI ECS8 EA
118 BAGUMA CHARLES ECS9 SS
119 BAGUMA HONEST ECS5 EO
120 BAGUMA PAUL ECS4 SEO
121 BAGUMA ROGERS ECS5 EO
122 BAGUUMA DANIEL ECS9 SS
123 BANURA BRENDA ECS5 EO
124 BANYANA FRANSISCA ECS8 EA
125 BAREKYE AIDAH ECS5 EO
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
126 BARIGYE BASHEIJA ECS5 EO
127 BARIGYE PHILEMON ECS9 SS
128 BASEMERA AGNES ECS6D AEO
129 BASHAIJA CHARLES ECS5 EO
130 BBOSA STELLA ECS6D AEO
131 BEINE ROBERT ECS5 EO
132 BENGERE MOSES ECS9 SS
133 BESIGYE EDISON ECS9 SS
134 BIGIRWA CHRISTOPHER ECS9 SS
135 BIRABWA LYDIA ECS8 EA
136 BIRIBONWA JOSEPH ECSCOM
DEDPUTY
CHAIRPERSON
137 BIRUNGI BETTY ECS9 SS
138 BIRUNGI KEZIAH ECS5 EO
139 BISIWO PETER ECS9 SS
140 BISUTI SARAH ECS5 EO
141 BOOREKWA ROBERT ECS4 SEO
142 BRENDA NAMONO ECS8 EA
143 BUDALI DENIS ECS5 EO
144 BUDDU KASIGWA ECS3 PEO
145 BUKENYA MUGEZI ECS9 SS
146 BUKENYA N. ECS6D AEO
147 BUKENYA PAUL ECS4 SEO
148 BUKENYA TITUS ECS9 SS
149 BUKIRWA SARAH ECS5 EO
150 BURUKU TOM ECSCOM COMMISSIONER
151 BUSINGYE ROBINAH ECS5 EO
152 BUSOBOZI PAUL ECS5 EO
153 BUWANDE PAUL ECS9 SS
154 BYAMUGISHA ISAAC ECS5 EO
155 BYAMUGISHA JOVITA ECS1 D/F&A
156 BYAMUKAMA INNOCENT ECS9 SS
157 BYAMUKAMA ROBERT ECS9 SS
158 BYAMUKAMA ROGERS ECS5 EO
159 BYAMUKAMA VINCENT ECS9 SS
160 BYENKYA STELLAH ECS5 EO
161 CHEBET ANNET ECS8 EA
162 CHEPTEGEKI NANGENDO ECS5 EO
163 CHERUTO EMILY ECS8 EA
164 CHIKAMOKO SHAIDAT ECS8 EA
165 DDUNGU IGA ECS5 EO
166 DIA OLGA ECS8 EA
167 DRANI GILBERT ECS9 SS
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
168 EBONG DENNIS ECS5 EO
169 EGIMU CHARLES ECS5 EO
170 EKIMA CLARET ECS5 EO
171 EKIROR SAM ECS6C SAEO GII
172 ELIAU GEORGE WILLIAM ECS5 EO
173 EMOI JOHN ECS9 SS
174 ERIKWAINE NGOBI ECS5 EO
175 EWAL BENJAMIN ECS5 EO
176 EYU CHRISTINE ECS5 EO
177 EZALE OSHMAN ECS5 EO
178 FETA GEOFREY ECS5 EO
179 GILLIAN TUHAISE ECS8 EA
180 GIMEI ERIC ECS5 EO
181 GUMISIRIZA G ECS6D AEO
182 GUTTU LOY ECS9 SS
183 GWAYA NATHAN ECS9 SS
184 HASAKYA RASHID ECS5 EO
185 HIGENYI PABIRE ECS5 EO
186 IBANDA DAVID ECS9 SS
187 ICHEANYII ANDREW ECS7 SEA
188 IJANG JACINTA ECS6D AEO
189 IMMACULATE ANYIMO ECS8 EA
190 IPETO AGGREY ECS5 EO
191 IRUMBA L. ECS6D AEO
192 ISANGA OLIVER ECS6D AEO
193 ISOGOL CANARY ECS9 SS
194 IYOLU SARAH ECS5 EO
195 JAKONY SUNDAY ECS9 SS
196 JAMES KALUNDA ECS9 SS
197 JANEFFER MUKONYEZI ECS8 EA
198 JAWARIA MARJAN ECS8 EA
199 JENNETH ALAROKER ECS8 EA
200 JJUKO MIKE ECS5 EO
201 JOSLENE NATUKUNDA ECS8 EA
202 JOSSY BARUNGI ECS8 EA
203 JOYO KOTEVU ECS8 EA
204 JUBILEE JOYCE ECS9 SS
205 JULIET NAMUGENYI ECS9 SS
206 JUSTINE MUGABI ECSCOM COMMISSIONER
207 KAAHWA IDD ECS4 SEO
208 KABANDIZE LABAN ECS9 SS
209 KABBALE FREDRICK ECS9 SS
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
210 KABEGAMBIRE ANGELUS ECS9 SS
211 KABUKAIRE SARAH ECS5 EO
212 KABUYE ISMAIL ECS9 SS
213 KAGANDA HARRIET ECS8 EA
214 KAGONA MOSES ECS5 EO
215 KAGUMYA STEPHEN ECS9 SS
216 KAHAIKA ELISHA ECS5 EO
217 KAHINDI JUDITH ECS5 EO
218 KAHIRITA PETER ECS9 SS
219 KAJERU NAOME ECS5 EO
220 KAJUMBA BAITWAKI ECS6D AEO
221 KAJUNJUBE JOHNSON ECS9 SS
222 KAJURA DENIS ECS9 SS
223 KAJURA ENID ECS6D AEO
224 KAKAIRE GASTERVUS ECS5 EO
225 KAKEMBO IBRAHIM ECS4 SEO
226 KALIBALA FRED ECS9 SS
227 KALULE HASSAN ECS9 SS
228 KAMELKUT BRIDGIT ECS8 EA
229 KAMOYO FLORENCE ECS8 EA
230 KAMPI HELLEN ECS8 EA
231 KAMUGISHA BAABO ECS2 H/FOD
232 KAMUSIIME DELIGHT ECS6D AEO
233 KAMUSIIME RUHEMBA ECS5 EO
234 KANSIIME ELIZABETH ECS5 EO
235 KANSIIME FELIX ECS9 SS
236 KANSIIME GLADYS ECS8 EA
237 KANSIIME JUSTINE ECS8 EA
238 KANYIGINYA ANGELLA ECS5 EO
239 KANZIRA RICHARD ECS9 SS
240 KANZIRA TUMWESIGY ECS5 EO
241 KAPULE JULIET ECS8 EA
242 KARUBANGA EDWARD ECS9 SS
243 KARUNGI RWAKARONG ECS5 EO
244 KASANDE MERAB ECS5 EO
245 KASANGO AHAMADA ECS9 SS
246 KASEKENDE GERALD ECS9 SS
247 KASEMIRE ANGELA ECS6B SAEO GI
248 KASENENE POSIANO ECS5 EO
249 KASHAGIRE HARRIET ECS5 EO
250 KASULE FRED ECS9 SS
251 KATEBALIRWE JOSHUA ECS9 SS
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
252 KATEEBA DIANA TUMUSIIME ECS3 PEO
253 KATO SULAIMAN ECS5 EO
254 KATUSIIME MAUREEN ECS5 EO
255 KATUUTU GILDA ECS6D AEO
256 KAUDHA ANNET ECS5 EO
257 KAWENDEKE HARRIET ECS6A EO
258 KAWESA GODFREY ECS5 EO
259 KAWUDHA ARLIS ECS5 EO
260 KAYABWE KENNETH ECS5 EO
261 KAYANJA EMMANUEL ECS5 EO
262 KAYEMBA SABBITI ECS6C SAEO GII
263 KAYIIRA WILLIAM ECS9 SS
264 KAYONDO ABUBAKER ECS5 EO
265 KAYONDO DORAH ECS5 EO
266 KAYONGA BENON ECS6D AEO
267 KAYONGO SOWEDI ECS9 SS
268 KAZIBA ABDALAZAK ECS9 SS
269 KEMBABAZI JACQUELINE ECS5 EO
270 KEMBABAZI KAJOJO ECS5 EO
271 KEMINYEETO ALSTIDIA ECS8 EA
272 KENO FLORENCE ECS8 EA
273 KIBABA ASHA ECS8 EA
274 KIBESI ABDU ECS3 PEO
275 KICONCO GAUDY ECS5 EO
276 KIDEGA ROBERT ECS9 SS
277 KIGENYI MUHAMADI ECS9 SS
278 KIGGUNDU STEPHEN ECS4 SEO
279 KIKONDE RICHARD ECS5 EO
280 KIMANJE JONATHAN ECS5 EO
281 KIMBOWA ERASMUS ECS5 EO
282 KIMERA CHARLES ECS9 SS
283 KIMERA GODFREY ECS9 SS
284 KIMPI DAVID ECS9 SS
285 KIRABO NAIMA ECS8 EA
286 KIRUNDA MENYA ECS9 SS
287 KIRUNDA TOM ECS9 SS
288 KIRUNGI BANANA ECS5 EO
289 KIRUNGI PATRICK ECS9 SS
290 KISAKYE KABBALE ECS5 EO
291 KISARALE RAYMOND ECS5 EO
292 KISENSE SUSAN ECS7 ESEA
293 KISSA MILTON ECS9 SS
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
294 KITAKUYI DICKSON ECS9 SS
295 KIWANUKA GODFREY ECS9 SS
296 KIYIMBA UMAR ECS4 SEO
297 KIYINGI KYAKULAG ECS9 SS
298 KIYINGI SAMUEL ECS4 SEO
299 KIZINDO SALIM ECS5 EO
300 KIZITO JANE ECS6D AEO
301 KOBUGABE ELIZABETH ECS5 EO
302 KOBUSINGYE CHARITY ECS9 SS
303 KOBUSINGYE IMMACULATE ECS8 EA
304 KOMUGISHA JOLLY ECS6B SAEO GI
305 KOMUGYEREKO BETTY ECS5 EO
306 KOMUHANGI K ECS5 EO
307 KOMUHENDO PENNIANH ECS3 PEO
308 KOOLI ROSE ECS8 EA
309 KORIANG MODO ECS5 EO
310 KUGONZA ENOCH AMOOTI ECS3 PEO
311 KUGONZA MARGARET ECS5 EO
312 KUGONZA RUTH ECS8 EA
313 KULU MARTIN ECS9 SS
314 KUNIHIRA FIONA ECS5 EO
315 KUNIHIRA ROBERT ECS5 EO
316 KUNYA NELSON ECS9 SS
317 KUSASIRA JAMES ECS5 EO
318 KWACH OLWOL ECS9 SS
319 KWARIKUNDA MABLE ECS5 EO
320 KWAZA JULIET ECS8 EA
321 KWEYAMBA JAMES ECS9 SS
322 KWEZI FRED ECS9 SS
323 KYAKOONYE M. ECS7 SEA
324 KYAKUHA ESTHER ECS8 EA
325 KYAKUSIIMIRE T. ECS8 EA
326 KYASIMIRE SCOVIA ECS5 EO
327 KYEYUNE GEORGE ECS2 H/IA
328 KYOBE MOSES ECS9 SS
329 KYOBUTUNGI ANNETTE ECS5 EO
330 KYOBUTUNGI JENNIFER ECS5 EO
331 KYOGABIRWE PEACE ECS5 EO
332 KYOHAIRWE SYLIVIA ECS5 EO
333 KYOMA DEO ECS9 SS
334 KYOMUGASHO ROSEBELL ECS6D AEO
335 KYOMUGISHA MOREEN ECS9 SS
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
336 LAKONY FELIX ECS9 SS
337 LAMUNU HARRIET ECS8 EA
338 LOCHAM PASKA ECS5 EO
339 LOGWEE JOHN BOSCO ECS8 EA
340 LOKINEI PENINAH ECS5 EO
341 LOMONGIN ABBAS ECS9 SS
342 LOUMO LOKUTH ECS5 EO
343 LUBEGA JORDAN ECS4 SEO
344 LUBINGA SHIRLEY ECS5 EO
345 LUBOWA SAMSON ECS9 SS
346 LUBWAMA CHARLES ECS3 PEO
347 LUGEMWA ALOYSIOUS ECS6D AEO
348 LUGOLOOBI HAMIDU ECS5 EO
349 LUKIYA TIGAWALANA ECS8 EA
350 LUKONGE ABUBAKALI ECS9 SS
351 LUNYOLO NORAH ECS5 EO
352 LUWANO DON ECS9 SS
353 LWANGA CHARLES ECS4 SEO
354 LWANGA JOSEPH ECS2 H/FIN
355 MADITWUN LUIJI ECS9 SS
356 MADUNDU ERIDAD ECS9 SS
357 MAGARA AMOS ECS9 SS
358 MAGEZI ROBERT ECS9 SS
359 MAGEZI WILLIAM ECS5 EO
360 MAGOBA REBECCA ECS8 EA
361 MAGOMU MICHAEL ECS6D AEO
362 MAGWA SHAMIM SARAH ECS5 EO
363 MAGYEZI ALEX ECS5 EO
364 MAKABAYI HENRY ECS5 EO
365 MAKUBUYA STEPHEN ECS5 EO
366 MALI PETER ECS5 EO
367 MALIAMUNGU GODFREY ECS9 SS
368 MANGASI MICHEAL ECS9 SS
369 MASATI GODFREY ECS5 EO
370 MASHATE W. ECS2 H/VET
371 MASIKA HOPE ECS5 EO
372 MASKO MEDARD ECS9 SS
373 MATHIAS BYAMUKAMA ECS9 SS
374 MATSIKO DOUGLAS ECS5 EO
375 MATSIKO EMMANUEL ECS5 EO
376 MBABAZI GODFREY ECS5 EO
377 MBABAZI JULIET ECS8 EA
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
378 MBABAZI REBECCA ECS5 EO
379 MBANZA ROLLAND ECS5 EO
380 MBONIGABA LAWRENCE ECS5 EO
381 MBONYE HERBERT ECS4 SEO
382 MBUGWE FOSTER ECS5 EO
383 MBURA JACQUE ECS5 EO
384 MERU GILBERT ECS5 EO
385 MIREMBE ESTHER ECS9 SS
386 MISANGO EDMUND ECS5 EO
387 MOLLY ATUHAIRE ECS8 EA
388 MPANGA FRANCIS ECS5 EO
389 MPORA YOWERI ECS5 EO
390 MPUBANI ERIYA ECS9 SS
391 MPUNGU MARIAN ECS5 EO
392 MUCUNGUZI PABRIUS ECS9 SS
393 MUDONG PETER ECS5 EO
394 MUGABE EZRA ECS9 SS
395 MUGABE ROBERT ECS5 EO
396 MUGAMBWA SAMUEL ECS9 SS
397 MUGANZI MAYANJA ECS5 EO
398 MUGARURA JAMES ECS5 EO
399 MUGASIRA HANNINGTON ECS5 EO
400 MUGENYI JAMES ECS5 EO
401 MUGERWA CHARLE ECS5 EO
402 MUGERWA GREENHEART ECS5 EO
403 MUGERWA WILSON ECS9 SS
404 MUGISA HAWA ECS6D AEO
405 MUGISA TEOPSTA ECS9 SS
406 MUGISHA FAISAL ECS9 SS
407 MUGISHA HILLARY ECS9 SS
408 MUGISHA JACKSON ECS9 SS
409 MUGOTE EDWARD ECS6C SAEO GII
410 MUGYENYI ELIAS ECS9 SS
411 MUGYENYI SILVER ECS3 PEO
412 MUHANGI GASTON ECS5 EO
413 MUHINDA FRANCIS ECS5 EO
414 MUHUMUZA FRANK ECS9 SS
415 MUHUMUZA JOHNSON ECS5 EO
416 MUHUNGUZI APOLLO ECS3 PEO
417 MUHWEZI SABIITI ECS5 EO
418 MUJURIZI FLAVIA ECS5 EO
419 MUKALAZI GRACE ECS4 SEO
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
420 MUKIIBI KIGGUNDU ECS6B SAEO GI
421 MUKIIBI SEMAKULA ECS5 EO
422 MUKIMBA JANE ECS6D AEO
423 MUKOSE SOWEDI ECS9 SS
424 MUKULU PAUL ECS5 EO
425 MUKUNDANE DAVID ECS5 EO
426 MUKWAYA JOSEPH ECS5 EO
427 MULEKEZI FERDINAND ECS5 EO
428 MULEKWAH LEONARD ECS1 D/O
429 MULIMIRA BARBRA ECS5 EO
430 MULUMBA CELESTINE ECS5 EO
431 MUNANURA IVAN ECS5 EO
432 MUNDUGA KENNEDY ECS5 EO
433 MUROKOZI VICENT ECS5 EO
434 MURUGUTU EDSON ECS5 EO
435 MUSEDE DAVID ECS9 SS
436 MUSIGAZI FLORENCE ECS8 EA
437 MUSIIME DOREEN ECS5 EO
438 MUSIMBI JIMMY ECS5 EO
439 MUSIMENTA DOREEN ECS8 EA
440 MUSINGUZI APOLLO ECS4 SEO
441 MUSINGUZI RASHID ECS5 EO
442 MUSINGUZI SIMON ECS9 SS
443 MUSINGUZI TOLBERT ECS5 EO
444 MUSIWA ZEINAB ECS9 SS
445 MUSOKE JOSEPH ECS6C SAEO GII
446 MUSOKE MARTIN ECS5 EO
447 MUSUUZA CHARLES ECS4 SEO
448 MUTAMBA B ECS5 EO
449 MUTATINA JOHN ECS9 SS
450 MUTUUZA NAOME ECS5 EO
451 MUTWAZAGYE KATENTURE ECS9 SS
452 MUWAYA DONALD ECS5 EO
453 MUYIYI SAMUEL ECS5 EO
454 MUYUNGA GODFREY ECS9 SS
455 MUZAKI FARIDAH ECS8 EA
456 MWAITA ANTHONY ECS5 EO
457 MWASSA W ECS4 SEO
458 MWAVU MOSHE ECS5 EO
459 NABAASA NATHAN ECS5 EO
460 NABABIITO AERON ECS8 EA
461 NABAKOOZA LYDIA ECS5 EO
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
462 NABAWANUKA LILIAN ECS8 EA
463 NABAWESA TEDDY ECS5 EO
464 NABAYEGO LYDIA ECS8 EA
465 NABIRYE ESTER ECS5 EO
466 NABUKEERA SARAH ECS5 EO
467 NABUKENYA TEDDY ECS5 EO
468 NABUSHUWU MIRIA ECS8 EA
469 NABUSYAWO SYLIVIA ECS8 EA
470 NABWATO CAROLINE ECS5 EO
471 NACHIYO LUCY ECS5 EO
472 NADDULI MUSISI ECS5 EO
473 NAHAMYA COLEB ECS5 EO
474 NAJJEMBA JANE ECS6D AEO
475 NAJJUKA RASHID ECS5 EO
476 NAKABONGE RUTH ECS9 SS
477 NAKACHWA KASOZI ECS4 SEO
478 NAKACWA KIBUUKA ECS5 EO
479 NAKALAWA RACHEAL ECS5 EO
480 NAKALEMBE AGNES ECS5 EO
481 NAKALIISA AFIISA ECS8 EA
482 NAKANDI EVA ECS5 EO
483 NAKASI FLAVIA ECS5 EO
484 NAKATO JUSTINE ECS6D AEO
485 NAKATO KITTY ECS7 SEA
486 NAKAWOMBE HARRIET ECS8 EA
487 NAKEEYA SHAMIM ECS8 EA
488 NAKIGANDA LYDIA ECS9 SS
489 NAKIGUDDE ZIADAH ECS8 EA
490 NAKIMULI SULAINA ECS6D AEO
491 NAKINTU RAYAT ECS8 EA
492 NAKIRU IRENE ECS5 EO
493 NAKIVUMBI PROSSY ECS8 EA
494 NAKIWEWA JUSTINE ECS9 SS
495 NALUBEGA FRIDA ECS8 EA
496 NALUBEGA MATOVU ECS8 EA
497 NALUKWAGO ZYNAB ECS8 EA
498 NALUWAGGA JESCA ECS8 EA
499 NAMANDA HADIJA ECS5 EO
500 NAMANYA CHRISTOPHER ECS5 EO
501 NAMANYA JULIET ECS8 EA
502 NAMARA KABUGUMIRA ECS5 EO
503 NAMATOVU ANN ECS5 EO
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
504 NAMAZZI IMMACULATE ECS5 EO
505 NAMAZZI MAXY ECS8 EA
506 NAMBAKIRE CATHERINE ECS8 EA
507 NAMBASA BERNADETTE ECS6A PAEO
508 NAMBUYA ANNET ECS8 EA
509 NAMBUYA MARY ECS6B SAEO GI
510 NAMUBIRU PROSSY ECS9 SS
511 NAMUGAMBE KALYOWA ECS5 EO
512 NAMUGERA PONTIUS ECS1 D/IT
513 NAMUKUBEMBE FLAVIA ECS8 EA
514 NAMUYANJA ZIWA ECS5 EO
515 NANDUTU REBECCAH ECS5 EO
516 NANGENDO BETTY ECS9 SS
517 NANGOZI MUYANJA ECS8 EA
518 NANKUMBA MARGRET ECS5 EO
519 NANKYA AGNES ECS8 EA
520 NANSIKOMBI SARAH ECS8 EA
521 NANSUBUGA AISHA ECS5 EO
522 NANTABO RETICIA ECS4 SEO
523 NANTALE EVA ECS8 EA
524 NANYUNJA FARIDA ECS5 EO
525 NASIKE ROSE ECS8 EA
526 NASIMOLO CAROLYN ECS5 EO
527 NASSALI JULIET ECS9 SS
528 NASSOZI MADINA ECS5 EO
529 NATUKUNDA DEO ECS4 SEO
530 NAYEBARE DANIEL ECS5 EO
531 NAYEBARE JESSICAH ECS5 EO
532 NAYEBARE WINNIE ECS8 EA
533 NAZZIWA MUKASA ECS5 EO
534 NDAGIRE HARRIET ECS6B SAEO GI
535 NDURU BASEMERA ECS5 EO
536 NEDEJE CHRISTINE ECS8 EA
537 NEKESA ASSEY ECS5 EO
538 NEUMBE SYLIVIA ECS5 EO
539 NGABIRANO BOSCO ECS5 EO
540 NGOBI MONICA ECS5 EO
541 NGONZI LATIF ECS5 EO
542 NIWAMANYA JAMES ECS2 H/HRM
543 NIWASIIMA RHINNY ECS5 EO
544 NJOGOBE JONATHAN ECS9 SS
545 NKURUNZIZA F. ECS4 SEO
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
546 NNANYWA ROSE ECS6D AEO
547 NSABA GERVASE ECS9 SS
548 NSAMBA RONALD ECS9 SS
549 NSEGERA MUZAMIRU ECS9 SS
550 NSEMERIRWE JULIUS ECS9 SS
551 NSEREKO RONALD ECS5 EO
552 NSUBUGA FRANCIS ECS9 SS
553 NSUNGWA LEONTINE ECS5 EO
554 NSUUBE RICHARD ECS5 EO
555 NTEGE CHARLES ECS5 EO
556 NTEGE DEO ECS6 B SAEO GI
557 NTEZIYAREMYE MEDARD ECS5 EO
558 NUWAGABA PENINNAH ECS5 EO
559 NUWAGIRA HENRY ECS9 SS
560 NYACHWO MAUREEN ECS8 EA
561 NYANZI BETTY ECS6D AEO
562 NYIRAGUHIRWA ANITA ECS5 EO
563 OBATIA AMOS ECS6C SAEO GII
564 OBEL GERALD ECS9 SS
565 OBETE BENSON ECS5 EO
566 OBIGAH ROSE ECS5 EO
567 OBONG DENIS ECS5 EO
568 OBONYO GILBERT ECS9 SS
569 OCEN CHARLES ECS9 SS
570 OCEN RONALD ECS9 SS
571 OCHAMA AHMED ECS2 H/VDM
573 OCHOL FAOZI ECS5 EO
574 OCIMA COLLINES ECS9 SS
575 OCUL LINO ECS9 SS
576 ODUNGE JOSEPHINE ECS5 EO
577 OGEN RICHARD ECS5 EO
578 OGENRWOTH DAVID ECS9 SS
579 OGENTHO LINO ECS9 SS
580 OGULI BEATRICE ECS8 EA
581 OGUTTA BOBIA ECS9 SS
582 OGUTTU MICHEAL ECS5 EO
583 OGWANG CYPRIANO ECS3 PEO
584 OGWANG EMMANUEL ECS5 EO
585 OGWANG M ECS4 SEO
586 OGWANG ONGOM ECS5 EO
587 OGWOK RAYMOND ECS9 SS
588 OITA SAM ECS9 SS
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
589 OKACHUGA MOSES ECS9 SS
590 OKELLO ALI ECS9 SS
591 OKELLO B. ECSCOM COMMISSIONER
592 OKELLO CHARLES ECS9 SS
593 OKELLO GEOFFREY JENSEN ECS5 EO
594 OKELLO JAMES ECS9 SS
595 OKELLO MICHEAL OKENGO ECS5 EO
596 OKIRIA JOSEPH ECS4 SEO
597 OKORI LIMA ECS4 SEO
598 OKUDI PAMELA ECS3 PEO
599 OKUMU NICHOLAS ECS9 SS
600 OKURE MOSES ECS9 SS
601 OKWALINGA STEPHEN ECS9 SS
602 OKWEDA GODFREY ECS9 SS
603 OKWIRI CHARLES ECS9 SS
604 OLEE CHARLES ECS9 SS
605 OLET SAMUEL ECS5 EO
606 OLINGA GONZAGA ECS5 EO
607 OMAR PASCAL ECS6D AEO
608 OMARA MORIS ECS9 SS
609 OMELLA SOLOME ECS8 EA
610 OMONA JOSEPH ECS5 EO
611 OMURON SAMSON ECS5 EO
612 ONEGIU NATALINE ECS8 EA
613 ONEKALIT CATHERINE ECS4 SEO
614 ONGARIA EZRA ECS5 EO
615 ONGARIA JAMILA ECS8 EA
616 ONGARIA STEVEN ECSCOM COMMISSIONER
617 ONOBA RICHARD ECS5 EO
618 ONYAIT OKALEBO ECS9 SS
619 ONZOMA GARD ECS9 SS
620 OPAR- MALAKWANG ECS2 H/ADMIN
621 OPERA MICHAEL ECS9 SS
622 OPERO MOSES ECS9 SS
623 OPUTA OBADIA ECS9 SS
624 ORENA GERVASE ECS6C SAEO GII
625 ORYEMA GEOFFREY ECS9 SS
626 OSINDE PAUL ECS5 EO
627 OTEITEI TOM ECS5 EO
628 OTEU NICHOLAS ECS9 SS
629 OTHIENO KIRACHO ECS5 EO
630 OTIM DENIS ECS5 EO
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
631 OTIM JANUARIUS ECS5 EO
632 OTIM MOSES ECS5 EO
633 OTITI SAM ECS9 SS
634 OUCHU RICHARD ECS9 SS
635 OUMO JOHNALD ECS9 SS
636 OWACH ALFRED ECS9 SS
637 OWILLI RUTH ECS8 EA
638 OYERA JOY ECS8 EA
639 REBERO CHARLES ECS5 EO
640 RITAH BUSINGE ECS8 EA
641 RUGOMOKA BYRON ECS5 EO
642 RUJUMBA VIOLET ECS4 SEO
643 RUKANYANGIRA JOHN ECS9 SS
644 RUTAIGATIRWA MAUDA ECS5 EO
645 RWAKIJUMA JAMES ECS9 SS
646 RWAKOOJO SAM ECSSEC SECRETARY EC
647 SABIITI ERIC ECS4 SEO
648 SABIITI JENINAH ECS4 SEO
649 SALABBI ZAITUNI ECS6D AEO
650 SALIMO ALEX ECS9 SS
651 SAMBULA SYLVIA ECS6D AEO
652 SANYU SARAH ECS5 EO
653 SEBIRUNGI TOMJOANS ECS9 SS
654 SEBUNYA J ECS5 EO
655 SEKAYIGA SOLOMON ECS5 EO
656 SENDAGIRE MOSES ECS9 SS
657 SENKAABA BOSCO ECS9 SS
658 SENYONGA ZAINA ECS9 SS
659 SERUNJOGI ROGERS ECS4 SEO
660 SHESA ADAM ECS5 EO
661 SIMWENDE YUSUF ECS9 SS
662 SONGA ANDREW ECS4 SEO
663 SSEBUYIRA JOHN ECS6D AEO
664 SSEBYONGA MARK ECS9 SS
665 SSEKATE JIMMY ECS9 SS
666 SSEMUGENYI FRED ECS9 SS
667 SSEMWOGERERE TOM ECS3 PEO
668 SSENYONJO ROBINAH ECS6C SAEO GII
669 STEPHEN OYO ECS9 SS
670 TABULEY OPOYA ECS9 SS
671 TAKWANA HASSAN ECS5 EO
672 TAMALE PAUL ECS4 SEO
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
673 TAMALE PETER ECS5 EO
674 TAMALE STUART ECS4 SEO
675 TAREMWA KAAGIZIRWE ECS3 PEO
676 TENYWA NELSON ECS9 SS
677 TIBAKUNO MUWAYA ECS5 EO
678 TINAH NAKIBIRANGO ECS8 EA
679 TINKA FRED ECS9 SS
680 TODDU PETER ECS5 EO
681 TOKO FRED ECS9 SS
682 TTANYA JANAT ECS9 SS
683 TUBO BOSCO ECS9 SS
684 TUGUME FRANCIS ECS9 SS
685 TUKUNDANE CLAUDIA ECS8 EA
686 TUMUSIIME GEORGINA ECS5 EO
687 TUMUSIIME PHIONAH ECS5 EO
688 TUMUSIIME STEVEN ECS5 EO
689 TUMWEBAZE BARBARA ECS6D AEO
690 TUMWEBAZE-MUKIGGA ECS2 H/P&A
691 TUMWEKWASE DYMPHNAH ECS5 EO
692 TUMWESIGYE BENON ECS9 SS
693 TUMWIJUKYE JOSEPH ECS5 EO
694 TUMWIKIRIZE ANNET ECS8 EA
695 TUMWINE MOSES ECS9 SS
696 TURYAMUREBA SENSIO ECS9 SS
697 TUSIIME AIDA ECS5 EO
698 TUSIIME IMON ECS5 EO
699 TUSINGWIRE MARY ECS5 EO
700 TWANI HELLEN ECS8 EA
701 TWEBAZE GLORIA ECS6B SAEO GI
702 TWESIGYE ALCHANGEL ECS9 SS
703 TWESIGYE D. ECS5 EO
704 TWIKIRIZE ROBERT ECS5 EO
705 TWINAMATSIKO WILLIAM ECS5 EO
706 TWINE EMMANUEL ECS5 EO
707 TWINE KENETH ECS9 SS
708 TWINEMUKAMA FELIX ECS9 SS
709 TWINOMUGISHA MARTIN ECS5 EO
710 TWINOMUJUNI EVARIST ECS5 EO
711 TWINOMUJUNI NICHOLAS ECS5 EO
712 UCAMA RICHARD ECS9 SS
713 VICTOR TUMUHEISE ECS8 EA
714 WABWIRE AWAZI ECS9 SS
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ELECTORAL COMMISSION STAFF LIST AS OF JUNE, 2016
NO. NAMES SCALE TITLE
715 WAFULA CHARLES ECS5 EO
716 WAFULA TONNY ECS5 EO
717 WAISWA DAVID ECS6 B SAEO GI
718 WAKABI FREDERICK ECS3 PEO
719 WAKABI MABLE ECS5 EO
720 WALABYEKI SAM ECS9 SS
721 WALAKIRA F. ECS9 SS
722 WALUSIMBI ASUMAN ECS9 SS
723 WAMALA JOSHUA ECS2 H/EM
724 WAMANI DANIEL ECS5 EO
725 WAMBOKA ESTHER ECS5 EO
726 WAMBOKO HERBERT ECS2 H/IT
727 WAMBUZI CHARLES ECS6D AEO
728 WAMUKOTA PETWAH ECS8 EA
729 WANDERA JABEZI ECS9 SS
730 WANEKI PAUL ECS5 EO
731 WANYERA JOHN ECS9 SS
733 WANYOTO GODFREY ECS3 PEO
734 WASAGALI LYDIA ECS8 EA
735 WEDNESDAY NESTORI ECS9 SS
736 WELIKHE WANDITI ECS5 EO
737 WERE ISAAC ECS5 EO
738 WESONGA NEKESA ECS8 EA
739 WETAKA PATRICK ECS4 SEO
740 YOTAWA JENIPHER ECS6D AEO
741 ZAINABU LUNYOLO ECS8 EA
742 ZZIWA IVAN ECS9 SS
743 ZZIWA JOSEPH ECS9 SS
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