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In strategic terms, a NASA win is good for all Kenyans

National Super Alliance principals. (Photo: Courtesy)

Compared with 2002, this election presents a good turning point for Kenya. The stakes are too high to miss it. Even foreign envoys are seeing the probability that Raila Odinga could be elected president in Tuesday's elections.

This is mainly because Jubilee and NASA control 18 and 19 counties respectively, which can be considered their strongholds. Ten other counties are considered "Fifty-Fifty".

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