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Kakindu (n-z) -namugonde P/s
Kisubi Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
1,082 registered voters
735 men (68%) / 347 women (32%)
Kitala [a-j]-kitala Pri. Sch.
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
752 registered voters
337 men (45%) / 415 women (55%)
Kitala [k-kh]-kitala Pri. Sch.
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
603 registered voters
152 men (25%) / 451 women (75%)
Kitala [ki-l]-kitala Pri. Sch.
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
651 registered voters
186 men (29%) / 465 women (71%)
Lyamutundwe Playground (a-k)
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
736 registered voters
325 men (44%) / 411 women (56%)
Kitala [m-m]-kitala Pri. Sch.
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
696 registered voters
170 men (24%) / 526 women (76%)
Mpala Pri. Sch (a-k)
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
873 registered voters
348 men (40%) / 525 women (60%)
Kitala [n-naj]-kitala Pri. Sch.
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
403 registered voters
396 men (98%) / 7 women (2%)
Kitala [nak-nak]-kitala Pri. Sch.
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
615 registered voters
598 men (97%) / 17 women (3%)
Kitala [nal-nam]-kitala Pri. Sch.
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
783 registered voters
771 men (98%) / 12 women (2%)
Mpala Pri. Sch (l-naj)
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
615 registered voters
280 men (46%) / 335 women (54%)
Naj)
Kitala Parish, Katabi Subcounty
Busiro South Constituency, Wakiso District
532 registered voters
242 men (45%) / 290 women (55%)
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