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Forms 34A, 34B and 34C explained: How Kenya’s presidential votes are tallied

Form 34A records presidential results at a polling station, Form 34B brings together the results for a constituency, and Form 34C records the national...

What does a governor do in Kenya? Roles, powers and limits explained

Governors oversee services that shape everyday life, from county hospitals to markets and water. Here is what their powers cover—and how voters can assess their promises.

How many votes are needed to win the presidency in Kenya?

A presidential candidate in Kenya must receive more than half of the valid votes cast nationally, and at least 25 per cent of the...

What does a Senator do in Kenya? Powers, duties and limits explained

A senator in Kenya represents a county in Parliament, helps make laws affecting counties, participates in decisions on county funding and scrutinises how county...

What is KIEMS? How Kenya identifies voters and transmits Election results

KIEMS checks voter identity and helps transmit election results. Here is how it works, what it does not do, and why paper ballots still matter.

What does an MP do in Kenya? The job behind the Constituency ballot

An MP can raise a constituency’s concerns in Parliament and scrutinise how national money is spent. But building a road or running a hospital is not the MP’s personal job.

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