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2005 Kenyan constitutional referendum

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2005 Kenyan constitutional referendum

21 November 2005

Are you for or against the ratification of the proposed new constitution?

Results

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	2,578,831	41.88%
No	3,579,241	58.12%

Results by province

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