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By Daily Monitor Team (email the author)

Posted Tuesday, August 31 2010 at 00:00

Kabarole
Kabarole NRM chairman, Mr Godfrey Nyakahuma said on Sunday that Mr Muhamad Isingoma, the LC I chairman for Kagote B village in Fort Portal Town, was arrested after he was found plucking some papers in the NRM Yellow book (Voter roll). He was later released by police on bond.

Kamwenge
In Kamwenge, voting started late in most parts of district by 12pm due to missing ballot papers. At Kamwenge Catholic social hall and East Rwenzori Diocesan grounds in Kamwenge Town Council, voters reported by 7am at the station but by 12pm had not yet cast their votes. At Nshorora polling station in Kamwenge Town Council, the NRM electoral officials decided to use photocopies of the ballot papers used in the last structures elections after the original ballot papers went missing.

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