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  • Sample of results
    Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights)
    March 30, 2008

    The few sets of results gleaned so far from a number of polling stations and ward command centres, seem to indicate that Morgan Tsvangirayi, leader of the main formation of the splintered opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) is garnering quite a considerable percentage of the votes. In the areas analysed by the organisation as of 10:00 a.m. on Sunday 30 March, Tsvangirayi was leading with a comfortable average of about 80%, followed by Simba Makoni who surprisingly romped ahead of President Robert Mugabe.

    The following were some of the results in the Presidential race had been verified at the time of writing, with estimated percentages for the first three sets of results. (Note that these do not include spoilt ballots)

    Polling Station / Ward Total votes cast Mugabe Tsvangirayi Makoni Towungana
    David Livingstone B 560 83 (14.8%) 367 (65.5%) 109 (19.5%) 0
    Tafara 666 93 (14%) 522 (78.4%) 43 (6.4%) 0
    Moffat B, Arcadia 351 51 (14.5) 262 (74.6%) 37 (10.5%) 1 (0.3%)
    Moffat (Mutare)   12 51 5 0
    Ward 15 (Mutare)   183 362 34 2
    Federation ward (Mutare)   106 207 11 0
    Murovakamwe (Mutare)   119 395 24 0
    Hob House (Mutare)   107 716 32 0

    As results keep trickling in, it appears that Mr. Tsvangirayi seems to be enjoying the lion's share of the votes cast in the major urban centres as well as smaller towns.

    ZimRights will keep you updated as we collect more results.

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