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Infotrak Research and Consulting is a full service research company founded in 2004 following the vision of providing the Pan African Market with suitable information solutions required to sustain the ever-growing economies in the continent.

Headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, Infotrak also has affiliate offices in Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria and field contacts in more than 12 other countries in Sub Saharan Africa.

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Our Latest Poll

Do you think our security forces are doing their best in ensuring the safety of Kenyans in the Tana region?

They are doing their best under the circumstances. - 21.4%
More can be done to ensure safety in the Tana region. - 78.6%

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Infotrak Youth Poll:Key Issues The Youth Would Like The Government To Act On

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Infotrak Popularity Poll

Between the 29th October to 1st November, 2012, a poll was carried out representing the Kenyan adult population to collect their views on the popularity of the presidential aspirants.
The poll was conducted and sponsored by Infotrak Research & Consulting. 
you can find the full results here... Popularity poll.

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infotrak diaspora poll

We carried out an online poll targeting Kenyans living in the USA,between September 23rd and October 1st.Here are our findings.

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Infotrak Judiciary Perception Survey

Our latest survey shows that most Kenyans have confidence in the judiciary.Click here to view the survey.

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Infotrak Poll on Coalition Scenarios

Will the Kenyan Presidential Elections really result in a Run-off? Perhaps not!

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Over the past year, pollsters, political analysts and the media alike have predicted a situation where the Kenyan elections would result in a run-off. This has largely been informed by presidential popularity poll statistics which suggest that if elections were to be held today, no candidate would garner the requisite fifty plus one of overall votes cast and at least twenty five percent in twenty four out of the fourty seven counties to attain a first round win. Indeed based on these statistics, the IEBC has been working round the clock to ensure that they are prepared to manage both the first round elections and the anticipated run-off poll.



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