Results Of Elections: five Ministers of State The CCM exit over the war

Five ministers of the outgoing government had fallen off their constituency election, along with other prominent candidates of the previous Parliament after
the results of the vote Sunday to start the announcement yesterday.

The ministers are joined by other prominent MPs of the Parliament of the Ten were unable to defend their states, including the opposition who have been let down by the CCM candidates.

Also including two former ministers, Cyril Chami and Omary sickle that fell to the polls, according to the results which continue to be announced.

National Electoral Commission (NEC) said yesterday that completes the task of announcing all the results on Friday.

Ministers who have fallen in the polls is Steven Wasira, Christopher Chiza, Anri Aggrey, Dr. Steven Kebwe and Anne Kilango.

In results announced yesterday, Wasira, popular stalwart and veteran politician who has been lobbying the State of Bunda, he found himself overthrown by a young politician, Ester Bulaya, who moved Chadema Ten after Parliament expires.

Wasira, who was the Minister of Agriculture and Food, began the process of elections this year to seek approval of the CCM I'm running for president, but he passed. Bulaya, who had special seats MP (CCM), he scored 28, 508 and leave off the veteran minister who received 19 votes, 126.

Another fallen Minister of State in PMO-Facilitation and Investment, Christopher Chiza who has been let down by Bilago Samson Chadema in the State of Buyungu. The minister was overwhelmed by 104 votes after Samson getting 23,041 votes against 22,934 of Chiza.

But the situation was not the Deputy Minister of Local Government, Aggrey Anri on State & Fitness. The minister was overwhelmed by more than 4,100 votes and his opponent from Chadema, Dr Godwin Mollel who received 22,746 votes.

In the State of the Serengeti, Deputy Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Stephen Kebwe also found himself lost the opportunity to return to parliament for votes and Marwa Ryoba poangushwa Chadema. Dr. Kebwe gained 39,232 votes, being overwhelmed by his opponent by more than 820 votes.

Anne Lango, who was appointed Deputy Minister of Education in 2013 after a change of Cabinet caused by the scandal of Operation End, has been let down by Chadema candidate, Naghenjwa Kaboyoko Chadema with 3,297 votes difference.

Kilango received 15,539 votes while the Chadema candidate received 18,836 votes. MPs also known as Vincent Nyerere (Musoma Urban), James Lembeli (Kahama Urban) and Kyisieri Chambiri (Babati) have disappointed.

Nyerere, who had defended the seat Musoma Urban Chadema, was left off the CCM candidate, Vedastus Matthew who received 32 votes, 836 against and Nyerere 25,549.43.

Lembeli, who moved Chadema shortly after Parliament expires Ten, was dropped off by a prominent businessman, Tuesday Shimba who received 47,553 votes against 30,122 votes of Lembeli.