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Mutharika may win 2019 elections, Malawi presidential polls ‘dead heat’ —IPOR report

Mutharika may win 2019 elections, Malawi presidential polls ‘dead heat’ —IPOR report
Malawi’s Institute of Public Opinion Research (Ipor) research on the political environment towards the 2019 Tripartite Elections shows President Peter Mutharika and his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) may have an edge over the opposition to get...
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Adam Chome If some pple do not agree with this research, they must wait until 2019. It's when they will get the ans.
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Clever Ndalama Let peter to continue, ruling malawi, GOD bless him
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Tim Ijalasi I totally disagree with this research, in fact Malawian political researches are jokes, they only favor that current ruling political party . These are the same organizations who predicted wrong in 2014 general election, they made Joyce Banda to believe people were on her side until now she still haven't waked up to her nightmare. What happens here it's more of predicting not really research, nobody knows how there researches are conducted.
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Deusdedit Mulitani Phiri Point of correction they predicted DPP will win. Though I'm uncomfortable with the results but these guys can be trusted. Only that a lot has happened and the reality now can be different
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Mang'anda Joseph Tim Ijalasi mukunamatu achimwene. The researchers in 2014 predicted that DPP was going to win.
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Tim Ijalasi Least of them were in support of dpp, and most of them supported JB could win.
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Innocent Dzuwa 56 year old party scores 31% ,18year old party scores 33% & 2 months & not yet Register Party score 17% hahahahaha i can See change is coming indeed
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Levison Khumbeni Where did u conduct that such survey? How many people did u ask?Did they show u the voters registration certificate so that u can be sured that u ask the real voters?
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Andrew Kwalingana They probably did it on facebook and whatsapp
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Mang'anda Joseph Did you ask afrobarometer the same question when they predicted that DPP would be victorious in 2014?
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Man-buchi McLeod II l like your question sir...you're not just a person.
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Cydrick Jaji Banda Point of correction anzathu a Nyasatimes. The report says at the time they were conducting survey and that was August 2018 and not that he may win May 2019 elections. Alot of things has happened
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Chisomo Njewa August 2018 UTM had only launched in Lilongwe and came third in the survey....change is coming.
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Cydrick Jaji Banda Chisomo Njewa Exactly. And if they can do the same reserach now, aonanso kuti UTM ili patsogolo kwambiri.
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Pemphero Khuvulo nyasatimes said UTM might win.... timvere ndani
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Mang'anda Joseph Cydrick Jaji Banda olira awa. What has happened from August 2018 to date which is more significant than what has happened from May 2014 to August 2018?
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James Hendrix Nampanda Aaah if Pumbwa peter win again 2019 am living malawi for good never come back
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Peter Banda Kkkkkkkjk
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Andrew Maduna Kachete Fortunately he's the one leaving for America next year.
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Danon Sali you've got no future bra James that's why you write 'living 'instead of 'leaving '
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Lawmaker Conwel let those who disagree be like that but the truth will be revealed next year, DPP has attracted more youths bcz of technical colleges, while UTM it has managed to convince few unemployed youths with his leader's promise of one million jobs
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Rayce Phiri Chiefstar Master you can't see indeed
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Oster Elijah Banda Chiefstar Master, don't underestimate the credibility of the organisation that has conducted this survey. It's a well known organisation and Centre for Multiparty Democracy isn't a small organisation either. Let's just say the results of this survey will assist our political parties as they are getting a momentum for 2019 tripartite elections
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Vincent Vadinho Mukamufunse Clinton in 2016 USA elections every survey conducted imati she will win with a landslide. Where is she now? Izi muchedwa nazo.
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Mang'anda Joseph Vincent Vadinho we don't need to go to the USA to ask for an answer when we have it right here. In 2014 researchers predicted that the mighty DPP would emerge the winner and so it happened so what's the use of seeking the answer from America? After all it is a well known fact that DPP is the only party that has never failed elections in the country out of the 50 plus registered parties. It is also a known fact that MCP has led the opposition since 1994 to date and it is most probable that it will retain its position in 2019.
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Steve Mark Mang'anda Joseph, What do you mean that DPP has never failed elections? You mean from 1994? Be specific.
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Japheth Tchulani Mbewe let the leader whom God pre-chose rule us.Amen
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Mike Caytonie Unfortunately in a Democratic system its the people who chose not God. God is sovereign and in His sovereignty it granted people free will.
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Holiness Pri S Jordan Japheth Tchulani Mbewe I believe God will help us
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Japheth Tchulani Mbewe but Mike,nothing happens out of God's will whether good or bad.thus why even in the Lords prayer we say'let thy will be done.......'.we say this despite having free will and choices
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Levi Ziba God has nothing to do with politics it a human ideology if God influence political outcome were there is rigging then he is allowing cheating
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Japheth Tchulani Mbewe its about leadership Levi and every leader is ordained by God to lead His creation (people) .
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Andrew Kwalingana Not all leaders are chosen by God. Remember Saul in the Bible and these 'Sauls' are what we are having in Malawi
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Mike Mboga leaders are chosen by God..
even Saul was chosen by God..
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Kelvin Kalima Don't mislead voters just eat the monies dpp is misusing on our taxes but remember that one day u wil pay for it
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Hadon Banda You can make all noise in social media it does not change anything the real votes are in the villages where they don't have even an excess to social media . Some of us we might not even vote but we keep saying that report is not true.
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Austin Kalambo Very clear MCP boma! Utm will continue taking away votes 🗳 from DPP
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Mike Mboga MCP the biggest loser 
ati because of the coming in of utm...
DPP ibwerapo bwanji apa?
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Mang'anda Joseph Eyetu! Mufune musafune, mugwirizane nazo olo mutsutsane nazo DPP motsogozedwa ndi APM iwinanso 2019. Sizikutengera kuti wina ufunenso ayi koma ndimomwe ziliri basi. To avoid shocks mungochimvomereza basi in advance or just join the winning team than wasting your vote on obvious usual losers.
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Jekel Khalani Lwazi For sure I do believe in my party that still we shall win and continue development indeed
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Viktor Ivan Nyirenda A word used is 'may' not 'will'!
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Mcduff Mwenyihere Mwale mbava zokhazokha chifukwa chake ukukonda your plastic government of DPP
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Patrick Chilonga U vote where u live. Ukuti chipani changa chizawina chonsecho uli ku Cape Town
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KD Duncan UTM was assessed while not regy and was able to scoop 17 , and you call that DDP to won come after 7month? Be serious , dpp will not win mark my words
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Chilowa Dpk Feziland Opinions of a few 1350 youths cannot represent the views of 18 million people. Sample size was too low and the methodology they used leaves alot to be desired.Its a report full of bias
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Wanga Chitule Ndimawona ngati unena kuti a party that was booted out of government 25 years ago but it is still strong and giving problems to ruling parties and yet some left government 13 years ago koma pano ali pendapenda.
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Rayce Phiri Then you don't know what a survey is.that sample is big enough.even Afro barometer siimakhala ndi sample yaikulu.ask Atupele Muluzi anatsutsapo opinion pall ya last elections saying the sample was too small.but it brought real results.enawatu pa social network are very popular.
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Peter Beza The poll is about peoples views...not what some of you wish or want. Ipor is a credible reserach organization. Its professional
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Benjamin Mandala What is the margin of error
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Kelvin Kalima Malawians are no longer fools ask amayi JB
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Prince Msaya Atchura APM ,akuti zalakwika,agulidwa last research adawatchura iwowo they applauded it. Silver jubilee in opposition loading, tidzamwe.
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Chawanangwa Mkandawire Wasn't news about the same institution saying UTM will win not circulating on the same social media today ? So how much did they get form DPP to change the results of their so called survey within a day.

Asatitopese, kapena tiziti zipanizo zizawina ndi vote ya iwowo ?
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Viktor Ivan Nyirenda So the so-called landslide victory they have been dreaming and making a noise about is 33 percent. From 36 percent to 33 percent! Ok!
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Wonders Artaxerxes II I thought i told you.. Look away MCP & UTM supporters..! Chakwera Chilima come see this kkkkkkkkk
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Edwo Tactica Survey ngati iyi sindimavana nayo ndinachileka thawi ya amayi so nyasa bring some other sensible news
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Gent Gentle The sample size was very small 1200 pple only were consulted kkkkkkk
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Jonathan Chaula Muuzeni chirungamo mukuwopa kuti angafe ndi cardiac arrest simuzawina agogo inu
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Lovemore Wiseman Chapasingo Liars liars,UTM will change the game
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Kalambo Sembele John they sampled people who haven't even registered #atumidwa
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George Jnr Kaombe Survey represent the population views they give a chance to variables in a research to be improved in our case the variables are the political parties
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Martin John Bisika Anthu amawina mavote onse akawerengedwa, 2019 will judge !!!!!!
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