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Kyambogo Pr School [a-m]
Upper Estate Parish, Nakawa Subcounty
Nakawa Division Constituency, Kampala District
806 registered voters
340 men (42%) / 466 women (58%)
Kyambogo Pr School [n-z]
Upper Estate Parish, Nakawa Subcounty
Nakawa Division Constituency, Kampala District
715 registered voters
396 men (55%) / 319 women (45%)
Itek Main Hall
Upper Estate Parish, Nakawa Subcounty
Nakawa Division Constituency, Kampala District
496 registered voters
238 men (48%) / 258 women (52%)
Balawoli Pri Sch
Balawoli Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
938 registered voters
474 men (51%) / 464 women (49%)
Balawoli C Church Balawoli B
Balawoli Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
687 registered voters
385 men (56%) / 302 women (44%)
Bukaibale C.o.u.
Balawoli Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
555 registered voters
282 men (51%) / 273 women (49%)
Bwase Pri Sch
Balawoli Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
410 registered voters
221 men (54%) / 189 women (46%)
Kagumba Pri Sch
Kagumba Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
343 registered voters
180 men (52%) / 163 women (48%)
Kyamatende Pri Sch
Kagumba Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
453 registered voters
247 men (55%) / 206 women (45%)
Bugaga T/centre
Kagumba Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
490 registered voters
270 men (55%) / 220 women (45%)
Bulemezi T/centre
Kagumba Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
782 registered voters
405 men (52%) / 377 women (48%)
Kcc Nursery & Pr. Sch.
Kagumba Parish, Balawoli Subcounty
Bugabula North Constituency, Kamuli District
659 registered voters
359 men (54%) / 300 women (46%)
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