PRESIDENT RESEARCH CCM-2015: Lowassa adds presidential race

Report of research conducted by the Program of Research and Education for Democracy in Tanzania (REDET), said former Prime Minister who is also the MP for Monduli, Arusha, Mr. Edward Lowassa, it is agreeable to be a presidential candidate in the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), among 37 candidates, who were involved in the study.
According to the report, the study which is the 18th made by REDET since its inception in 1992, has gathered the views of citizens in 25 regions of Tanzania Mainland in order to get their views on general elections, expected to take place on October 25, this year.
In the survey, citizens polled were asked the question says;"If they were involved in the process to nominate a presidential candidate for the CCM ticket, among its 37 members who took the form of a presidential candidate, who would choose apeperushe flagparty in presidential elections, October ".
The presidential candidates who were not involved in the study is Banda vulgar person, Veronica Kazimoto, Muzzamil Musa Kalokola, Ritta Ngowi with Anthony Chalamila.
The study has interviewed 1,250 people out of 2,500 who were targeted, including 624 men, 626 women where 338 people, equal 27.0 percent, said Mr. Lowassa worthy CCM flag waving in the position of presidential candidate.
The candidate who finished second is the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Mr. Bernard Membe, who was elected by 103 people, equal to 8.2 percent, Prime Minister, Mr. Mizengo Pinda (90), the Minister of Works, Dr. John Magufuli (83) and Makongoro Nyerere (54), equal to 4.3 percent.
Others are Minister of State in the President's Office (Special Functions), Professor Mark Mwandosya (39), former Prime Minister, Mr. Frederick Sumaye (17), East African Minister, Dr. Harrison Mwakyembe (18), retired Chief Justice Augustino Ramadhan (15) and Deputy Minister of Finance, Mr. Mwigulu Nchemba (13).
Other candidates are Deputy Minister of Communications, Science and Technology, Mr. January Makamba (10), the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Dr. Asha-Rose Migiro (9), Minister of Transport, Mr. Samuel Sitta (8) and the Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism, Mr. Lazaro Nyalandu (5).
According to REDET, other candidates are Prof. Sospeter Muhongo (5), Ambassador Amina Salum Ali (2), Vice-President, Dr.Mohamed Gharib Bilal (3), the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Cooperatives, Mr. Stephen Wassira (3) and mr. William Ngeleja (2).
Others are Ally Abeid Karume (1), Amos Siyantemi (1), Jeseph Agama (1), Dr. Miele Malecela (1) where researchers 25participated perform the study.
Among them, 11 are lecturers and students of PhD Degree, six of researchers Masters Degree, seven are graduates of first degree and one does not have a university degree but is experienced in the collection view.
Candidates whose names have cropped up in the questionnaire but were mentioned by the people interviewed are Dr. Hamis Kigwangalla, Ambassador Patrick Mokala, Titus Kamani, colobus Monica, Augustine Mahiga, Boniphase Ndego, Eldophonce Bihelo, Maliki rebate, Hans Tine, Leons Mulenda, Luhaga Pina, Mathiasi Chikawe, Godwin Mwapongo.
The study also aimed to get public opinion on a large number of presidential candidates within a party where people are 302, said the practice is an example of the expansion and democratization within the party and the people 146 said they are strategic purposes to kuwaengua some candidates attraction for many.
121 people who gave their views in the area, said the strategy is to find a candidate who will protect the interests of the leaders of the Fourth Phase Government.
Toward the views of those who asked for the appointment and parties forming the Citizens Constitutional Union (Kawa), the report says the creation of a coalition is a new event of its kind in the history of politics in the elections.
In this area, people were asked the question linalohoji; "If today were involved in the process of appointing a candidate persisted, between members who declared intentions and are expected to announce, who would choose apeperushe flag of the coalition in the next General Election".
Due to that question, 289 people were named Dr. WILBROAD Slaa, Professor Ibrahim Lipumba (170), Freeman Mbowe (90), James J. Mbatia(40), Dr. Emmanuel recalcitrant (8) and George Kahangwa (2).
About the candidates who are out of Kawa, lilihoji question that; "If they were involved in the process of appointing a candidate from the opposition out of Kawa, among its members who have announced intentions, are expected to announce, whom they chose to run for president in the elections".
Feedback collected Leader says ACT-Patriots Association, Mr. Zitto Kabwe gained lots 106, Party for Democracy Concentrate (13), UDP (12), TLP (8), ADC (6) DP (6), CCK (3), CHAUSTA (2), APPT-Development (1).
The study also asked citizens to have a principled characteristics President of the Fifth Phase through lililohoji question; "What qualities will make wampigie large lots presidential candidate of the Union in the next election".
Men 452 who gave their opinion, they said they wanted a candidate justified by statements and his actions, people 310 said he helps the weak and poor, and 92 said they experienced in leadership, 57 people were said with a vast knowledge from their region people (7), a candidate for sex Their (2), their religion (2).
The survey also asked a question which says; "The government would like to come itilie more emphasis on what". 298 persons were said education, agriculture (175), jobs (150), health (124), fighting corruption (80), water (68), roads (43), industrial (41), loans and investments (33), electrical (28), ending land disputes (19), construction of housing and housing (7), democracy (8), hereinafter Recommended (4) and Union (1).
According to the survey, people were asked the question lililohoji, "President Jakaya Kikwete's been in power for 10 years, what with how much you are satisfied with the performance of his work". 380 people who gave their opinion, they said his performance is satisfactory, 335 people said they were dissatisfied.
Another question lilihoji; "Let's talk about the success of President Kikwete during his tenure, did you kunitajia one aspect of success ''.
People 441 said President Kikwete has succeeded in improving infrastructure, progress in the education sector (165), increasing the number of women in leadership (73), developed in the health sector (48), the water sector (40), growth (38), agriculture (24) and the development of games (22).
The fight against malaria and AIDS (21), fighting corruption (19), to promote freedom of the press (19), get out aid / donor (9), resolving conflicts within and outside the country (8).