Mushore who contested the same seat on 30 July lost more than more of his supporters polling 1 329 votes against 3 151 he won in July.
Mugoma polled 94 votes. He did not contest in July.
Voter turn-out is usually lower in by-elections.
The seat was left vacant by Mabel Chinomona who was elected president of the Senate.
She won 16 902 votes in July.
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