Data-driven analysis of Kenya's elections from 2007 to 2022
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After constituency tallying, results flow upward to county and national levels. At the county level, Governor, Senator,...
At the constituency tallying center, the Returning Officer receives forms from every polling station, verifies seals and...
Once counting ends at a Kenyan polling station, materials must be packaged in tamper-proof envelopes and delivered to th...
A detailed guide to statutory result forms 34A through 39A used in Kenyan elections: what each form captures, why agents...
The five categories of ballot classification in Kenyan elections: valid, rejected, rejection objected to, disputed, and...
How spoilt ballots are handled, how voters with disabilities can be assisted, and when voting may be adjourned at a Keny...
A comprehensive guide to the nine categories of election offences under Kenya's Elections Act, including penalties. Base...
The first hour at a polling station sets the tone for the entire election day. Before a single vote is cast, agents must...
Every number on a Kenyan election night traces back to a physical form filled in by hand at a polling station. From Form...
A Kenyan polling station is a controlled environment. Not everyone can walk in. The Elections Act and IEBC regulations d...
Before a polling agent can set foot inside a polling station, they must be formally accredited by the IEBC. This guide e...
Not all election agents are equal. Kenya's Elections Act creates a four-tier hierarchy of agents, from the National Pres...