58 candidates pick nomination forms to run for president in 2021

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58 candidates pick nomination forms to run for president in 2021

The Electoral Commission has released a list showing that fifty-eight candidates have so far picked nomination forms to run for president in the 2021 general...

The Electoral Commission has released a list showing that fifty-eight candidates have so far picked nomination forms to run for president in the 2021 general elections.

The Commission started issuing nomination forms, supporter forms, and nomination guidelines for Presidential Elections on Monday, August 10.

"The aspirants will use the supporter forms to collect signatures indicating the support of not less than one hundred (100) registered voters in each of at least two thirds (2/3) of all the districts of Uganda,"  the EC chairman Justice Simon Byabakama recently said.

"Aspiring presidential candidates are encouraged to submit the lists of supporters to the Electoral Commission for verification at least two (2) weeks before the nomination dates." 

The exercise is now in the third week.

According to the list, which was released on August 21, five female aspirants have so far collected forms.

According to the current roadmap, presidential candidates will be nominated on November 2 and 3, and campaigns will run from Nov. 10, 2020 to Jan.8, 2021.

General elections will be from Jan. 10-Feb.8.

The list, as of August 21, is as follows:

1. Matsiko Dan

2.Bbaale Charles Ecological Party of Uganda (EPU)

3. Christopher Rugaba

4. Mwesigye Fred

5. Joseph Mwambazi

6. Nuwasiima Harold

7. Eric Bunnet Kiisa

8. Katumba John

9. Joshua Isingoma Mugisha

10. Akileng Bob

11. Nkangabwa John Habert

12 Lugudde-Katwe Elizabeth

13Ssekimpi Joel

14.Kafeero Charles Mutaasa

15 Niyonzima Edward

16.Godfrey Sempebwa Batuwadde

17.Aainebyona

18.Ebetu Simon

19 Kyagulanyi Robert, National Unity Platform (NUP)

20. Mutyaba Talemwa Misusera

21.Kaweesa Hillary Humphrey

22. Simon Peter Serunjogi

23. Alibankooha Christopher

24 Maureen Kyalya

25. Sserunjogi Henry

26. Ssentongo Paul Kato

27 Mugerwa William

28 Kironde Mugerwa

29. Deo Lukyamuzi Kizito

30. Lutaaya Umar

31. Nancy Kalembe

32. Mbaziira Emmanuel

33. Aturinda Derrick

34. Sseninde Ben Israel

35. Gregory Mugisha Muntu

36. Charles Rwomushana

37. Makooma Yosamu Tunawoza

38. Wamono Joel

39 Makmot Moses

40. Okello Dan

41. Onono Patrick

42. Mirembe Fhiona

43. Ssebadduka Ivan

44 Mitala K Julius

45. Byamugisha Moses

46. Aine Christopher Kato

47. Mayambala Willy

48. Kyomukama Ambrose

49. Kabuleta Joseph Kiiza

50. Tegike Karim

51. Ssemwogerere Vicent

52. Japian Opondo Julius

53. Balla Billy Charles Oryem

54. Katushemererwe Brenda

55. Watamba Moses

56. Mbulambago Robert Mutono

57. Drileba Rogers

58. Tumukunde Henry
 

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