Data-driven analysis of Kenya's elections from 2007 to 2022
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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...
Under Kenya's Elections Act, every candidate and political party is entitled to appoint one agent per polling station. T...
Kenya's voter register contains 22.1 million records with fingerprints, facial images, and identity data for every regis...
Counting votes by lamplight, after 18+ hours of continuous work, under pressure from impatient agents and crowds. Night...
Kenya's 2022 general election cost KSh 40.9 billion, making it one of the most expensive elections per voter in Africa....
The 2022 election required deploying 300,000 staff to 46,229 polling stations, printing 48 million ballot papers, distri...
The journey of Kenya's 2022 presidential results from 46,229 polling stations to the national tallying center at Bomas o...
The Form 34C is where Kenya's presidential election officially ends. We break down every line item on the 2022 declarati...
Kenya's 290 constituency returning officers are the critical link between polling station results and the national tally...
Kenya's party list system allocates nominated seats in the National Assembly, Senate, and County Assemblies to ensure co...