For heaven sake, the 8/8 elections had 79.17% voter turn out when Raila was there. Uhuru has 48% voter turn out. That means NASA has 31% people boycotting. Democracy is about the Majority not the minority. But I am guessing that you are too thick to get that.
It is wrong to assume that the 31% that did not vote would have voted for NASA.
1. When the competition is negligible, there is no motivation to vote
2. Repeat elections have historically had very low turnouts
3. The NASA militias prevented a lot of people NOT AFFILIATED WITH NASA to stay at home
4. Even NASA dingdongs would have not voted at full strength (repeat elections)
5. NASA voters were told to stay at home.
You cannot conclusively say any one of the possible reasons is more important than the other.
People that keep repeating that NASA has 31% of the population are falling prey to the logic fallacy of
post hoc ergo propter hoc. Just because one thing happens after another does not mean that the first thing caused the second! Some examples:
1. Our soccer team was losing until I bought new shoes. We have not lost a game since I got my lucky shoes!
2. I sneezed at the same time the power went off. My sneeze did something to make the power go off.
3. Kevin's dog scratched his leg, and that night he had a fever. Kevin concluded that his dog must have infected him with something.
4. Willie wore blue socks to football practice, and he did not drop the ball a single time. Willie decides to wear blue socks to every football practice.
5. Katie's little brother laughed at the same time that Katie spilled her juice. She yelled at him for causing her to spill her juice.
6. The temperature has dropped this morning, and I also have a headache. The cold weather must be causing my headache.
