Uhuru Kenyatta leaving campaign rally

The transcript covers a campaign discussion in Kenya, addressing potential derailment, poll standings, and expectations for a peaceful election. The speaker expresses confidence in the Kenyan people's decision-making and emphasizes a peaceful process.

What is the speaker's response to the question about Western interference in their campaign?

• They deny any interference from the West.

• They are unsure and focus on the Kenyan people's will.

• They accuse the West of supporting their opponent.

• They are certain the West is interfering.

How does the speaker react to being ahead of Raila in the latest polls?

• They claim the polls are rigged.

• They focus on the upcoming Hartford poll.

• They dismiss the polls as inaccurate.

• They express excitement and confidence.

What is the final poll the speaker is waiting for?

• The Hartford poll.

• The Mombasa poll.

• The Nairobi poll.

• The Kisumu poll.

What is the speaker's stance on the possibility of violence during the campaign?

• They believe violence is inevitable.

• They expect minor incidents of violence.

• They are confident it will be peaceful.

• They are unsure about the outcome.

What does the speaker emphasize about the Kenyan people's role in the campaign?

• They are not involved in the process.

• They will make their own decision.

• They will follow the West's decision.

• They are divided and indecisive.