NRM voter turnout sends strong signal-Bushenyi
The National Resistance Movement (NRM) has recorded a significant voter turnout in the Local Council 1 (LC1) flag bearer elections across Bushenyi District signaling strong grassroots support for the party.
At Gongo Village in Kyamuhunga Town Council a particularly high turnout was observed. Incumbent village chairperson, Mwesigye Boniface secured a decisive victory demonstrating his continued popularity among the electorate.
Out of the 405 registered voters who participated, Mwesigye Boniface received a resounding 377 votes. His opponent, Arihona Medson Kabebe garnered 28 votes.
Following the announcement of the results Arihona Medson Kabebe graciously conceded defeat. He pledged his full support to Mwesigye Boniface emphasizing the importance of unity for the benefit of both the NRM party and the village.
Andrew Kabazokye, the NRM mobiliser for Bushenyi District lauded the party for implementing a transparent electoral process through the lining-up method which he believes contributed to the smooth conduct of the elections.
Boniface Tugume an aspirant for the Igara West parliamentary seat also commented on the high turnout. He described it as a clear reflection of the NRM’s strong presence at the grassroots level. Tugume added, “The enthusiasm and commitment we have seen today reaffirm the confidence people have in the NRM.”
