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Bulawayo Central results

Bulawayo Central constituency. At the large City hall polling centre, Morgan Tsvangirai garnered 345 votes against Robert Mugabe’s 154 while Welshman Ncube managed only 47 votes. At the same polling station, MDC-T garnered 345 votes in the parliamentary election while Zanu (PF) candidate had 154 votes. The Ncube led MDC had 64 votes while Zapu managed only a paltry 10 votes. At Hyper mobile station 137 people voted for Tsvangirai while Mugabe received 103 vote’s .MDC and Zapu got nine and three votes respectively. In the parliamentary elections, the MDC candidate got 128 votes while Zanu (PF) got 128 votes.

Chitungwiza East Constituency results

Budirirai Primary School Section D

Presidential

Polling station A Station B Station C

Morgan Tsvangirai 106 136 137

Robert Mugabe- 96 114 158

Welshman Ncube 01 10 07

 

House of Assembly

Station A Section B Section C

Robert Kahanana (Zanu pf) 100 121 164

Alexio Musundire (MDC-T) 96 112 113

D Kwajiya UMD 00 01 04

Michael Mukashi MDC 07 26 21

Councillor Station A Station B Station C

Mashayamombe Zanu Pf 105 139

Deron Ncube MDC 14 22

Thandiwe Chinozvina 83 98

 

Zengeza East

Ward 14 (Chidodo Polling Station)

Presidential

Dumiso Dabengwa—2

Robert G. Mugabe—410

Morgan R. Tsvangirai—603

Welshman Ncube--2

Parliamentary

Zanu (PF)—539

MDC-T—712

MDC—85

Zapu--2

Ward 14 Zengeza 3 High

Presidential

Dabengwa—2

Mugabe—285

Tsvangirai—300

Ncube—1

 

Zengeza West

Ward 9

Zengeza 2 Open Space

 

Presidential

 

Dabengwa—1

Mugabe—113

Tsvangirai—203

Ncube—2

Parliamentary

Zanu (PF)—127

MDC-T—172

MDC—18

Zengeza 1 High

Dabengwa—1

Mugabe—315

Tsvangirai—510

Ncube—7

Parliamentary

Zanu—324

MDC-T—467

MDC—35

Zapu--5

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