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Dead politician s wives no longer shoo-ins for elections

The widow effect means that spouses of deceased politicians are seen as placeholders to keep the seat warm until an ideal male candidate is identified

It is no longer trendy for widows to sit on their men s political seat

The widow effect means that spouses of deceased politicians are seen as placeholders to keep the seat warm until an ideal male candidate is identified

By-elections give Mudavadi and Wetang ula boost

“I am happy with the outcome of the polls. The people of Matungu and Kabuchai have made us proud and sent a powerful message for all to hear. The big victories can only mean that the grand march is now on,” said Mudavadi when he joined Matungu MP-elect Peter Oscar Nabulindo in celebration at Bulimbo Primary School moments after IEBC declared the ANC candidate, the winner. He predicted more victories ahead, saying the region’s unity has been mirrored in the two by-elections earlier billed a contest pitting disgruntled National Super Alliance (Nasa) leaders – Mudavadi, Wetang’ula and Wiper’s Kalonzo Musyoka – on one side against ODM leader Raila Odinga and Deputy President William Ruto.

Mother vs son: Late Matungu MP Justus Murunga s family to face off in election

“Being rivals doesn’t mean we are enemies, we respect each other.” The widow of the late Matungu MP Justus Murunga will battle it out with her step son in the forthcoming by-election. Christabel Murunga and Eugene Ambwere declared their interest in the seat at the burial of the MP on December 5 last year. Ambwere is the eldest son of the late Murunga. The two who will vie as independent candidates will battle it out with 13 other aspirants in the March 4 by-election. Mother and son will fight to win the support of 65,000 registered voters in Matungu. Ambwere tried in vain to get the endorsement of Deputy President William Ruto during the burial of his father. Mrs Murunga said she has what it takes to complete the work started by her late husband. Ambwere, a Nairobi based businessman has been crisscrossing the constituency to endear himself to the voters.

Murunga s widow, son to face off in election

THE STANDARD WESTERN Christabel Murunga and Eugene Ambwere The widow of the late Matungu MP Justus Murunga will battle it out with her stepson in the forthcoming by-election. Christabel Murunga and Eugene Ambwere declared their interest in the seat at the burial of the MP on December 5 last year.  Ambwere is the eldest son of the late Murunga. The two who will vie as independent candidates will battle it out with 13 other aspirants in the March 4 by-election. READ MORE Mrs Murunga said she has what it takes to complete the work started by her late husband. Ambwere, a Nairobi based businessman has been crisscrossing the constituency to endear himself to the voters.

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