By DENNIS ODUNGAMore by this AuthorThe Jubilee Party National Elections Board has dismissed claims that the ongoing party primaries have been stopped in some areas due to a shortage of ballot papers. Party Secretary-General Raphael Tuju said balloting, which started on Friday morning, has not been postponed in any county. He said ballot papers dispatched to polling stations are enough and should the need arise, more will be delivered before the end of voting. "Turnout in all primaries [has] never exceeded 35-40 percent," Mr Tuju said on Friday at the party headquarters in Nairobi. "The ballot papers distributed to all counties cover more than 50 per cent of the registered party membership."

Source: Daily Nation April 21, 2017 08:55 UTC