Al Jazeera's Peter Greste, reporting from a polling station in Kisumu, says despite an "incredibly slow" ballot process, voters in Kenya's third-largest city are showing an "enormous amount" of patience as they wait up to eight hours to vote.<br />Our correspondent says one reason the wait time can be so long is that this election is "the most complicated in Kenya's history" with voters casting their first-ever ballots for women's representatives and governors.<br /><br />In response to reports of violence in the coastal city of Mombasa, Al Jazeera's Greste cautions that the situation in the city, which has been home to a separatist movement, cannot be extrapolated for the rest of Kenya.<br /><br />There is "a very volatile situation on the coast. Mombasa is a very, very specific situation".
