One of the Homa Bay Constituency polling centres. (Photo: Courtesy)

A slow start has been reported in most polling centres in the country as voting has started in the repeat presidential election.

Most National Super Alliance (NASA) bastions have heeded Raila Odinga’s call and boycotted the poll in Siaya, Migori and Kibra.

 

Thirdway Alliance presidential candidate Dr Ekuru Aukot currently voting at Kapedo girls (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Former President Mwai Kibaki after he cast his ballot at Othaya Primary School, Nyeri County. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Youths block a road with boulders (Photo: Courtesy)

Policeman injured in Mathare clash with NASA allied youths who had blocked the road. Jubilee allied youths have now cleared it as police shoot in the air to scare protesting Youths.

Youths in Mathare 4A area block the road with stones. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Low voter turnout has been recorded in Mathare Constituency with some polling centres having very few people.

Returning Officer Japheth Mwololo saying it was 20% turnout at 10am.

 

Incidences of teargas being thrown by police in Mathare 4A area at youths who were trying to block the road with stones. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

 

President Uhuru Kenyatta addresses the media after casting vote. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

President Uhuru Kenyatta casts his ballot at Mutomo polling station in Gatundu South, says IEBC should be allowed to do their job. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Deputy President William Ruto casts his ballot in Turbo, asks Kenyans to be peaceful and respect the rights of others. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Bus ferrying voting materials swept by floods in Kitui Central (Photo: Courtesy)

 

 

Olympic Primary School pollng centre gate blocked. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Migori: Bridge blocked and manned by residents. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Thim Polling Centre, Rarieda, Siaya County. (Courtesy)

Residents in areas perceived to be Jubilee strongholds have turned up to cast their vote in the disputed repeat poll.

The turnout, however, is not massive as was the case in the August 8 General Election.

 

Voters queuing at Nyeri Health Centre. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Voters queuing at Mutomo Primary School in Gatundu. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

Baringo Senator Gideon Moi votes at Tandui polling station. (Photo: Courtesy)

 

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Numerous businesses have also been closed in Eldoret and many residents have gone out to vote in their various polling stations.

Governor Jackson Mandago had pleaded with the residents urging them to close shops and ensure that President Uhuru Kenyatta gets maximum votes.

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