IEBC CLERK FOUR

• Receives the ID/ Kenyan Passport from clerk three
• Stamps the face of the counterfoil and at the back top-centre of Member of County Assembly and Senator ballot papers with IEBC
• Detach the ballot paper, folds it once vertically and gives the
• Directs the voter to clerk five
• Hands over voters ID /Passport to clerk five

Important information as you go to vote

Don’t wear a cloth having an image of any candidate. Put on neutral clothes.

During voting ensure you have the right ballot papers that have an IEBC stamp at the back top- center. Only stamped ballot papers will be counted as valid.

When marking you are only allowed to use the following marks:

🔹Tick (✓)
🔹An x (X)
🔹Thumbprint

NB
Only mark within the box and don’t extent beyond the margin.

👉 Don’t interfere with the candidate you are not interested with hata kama hautaki kumwona
👉 All voters MUST have his/her Original ID /Valid Kenyan Passport. The one you used to register as a voter.
👉 Observe the ballot paper poster sample outside the door before you get in.

ARRANGEMENT OF BALLOT BOXES

1.Presidential – will be white in color
2.MNA (MP) – will be Green in colour
3.MCA – Will be beige in color
4.Senator – will be yellow in colour
5.CWMNA (Women rep) – will be purple in color
6.Governor – will be blue in color

The color of the ballot box will correspond with the ballot papers. Place the right ballot paper in the right Box.

The above is also a sequence followed when counting at the polling stations countrywide.

After dropping your ballot papers, you’ll be marked on your finger before leaving the polling station.

May we all exercise our democratic right as we keep Peace.

Tell a friend to tell a friend.

Regards.

IEBC 2022 Elections – List of Members of Parliament, MPs, likely to be elected

COUNTY	CONSTITUENCY           CANDIDATE                                         POLITICAL PARTY	RATINGS
MOMBASA (001}	CHANGAMWE          OMAR MWINYI                                 ODM	52%
	JOMVU                    BADI TWALIB                                 ODM	59%
	KISAUNI             RASHID JUMA BEDZIMBA                           ODM	63%
	NYALI                       MOHAMED ALI                                 UDA	47%
	LIKONI                     MISHI MBOKO                                 ODM	43%
	MVITA                 MOHAMED MACHELE                            ODM	32%
KWALE (002)	MSABWENI            FEISAL BADAR                               UDA	35%
	LUNGALUNGA     MANGALE CHIFOROMODO UDM	37%
	MATUGA              KASSIM SAWA TANDAZA                             ANC	51%
	KINANGO                   BENJAMIN DALU                                   UDA	35%
KILIFI (003)	KILIFI NORTH               OWEN BAVA                                      UDA	57%
	KILIFI SOUTH               KEN CHONGA                                     ODM	55%
	KALOLENI                    PAUL KATANA                                     ODM	33%
	RABAi        MOHAMED MDIGO MWAMKALE                   ODM	48%
	GANZE                    TEDDY MWAMBIRE                                ODM	45%
	MALINDI                      AMINA MNYASI                                    ODM	51%
	MAGARINI                   HARRY KOMBE                                     ODM	27%

 

 

 

 

COUNTY                           CONSTITUENCY             CANDIDATE                  POLITICAL PARTY   TANA RIVER (004)         CARSEN                  ALI WARIO                                       ODM	RATINGS   40%
CALOLE                 SAID HIRIBAE                               ODM	55%
BURA                     YAKUBADOW                              UPYA	33%
LAMU (005)                   LAMU EAST CPT. RUWEIDA MOHAMED                                      JUBILEE	49%
LAMU WEST       STANLEY MUTHAMA                JUBILEE	39%
TAITA TAVETA (006) MWATATE     CHRISTOPHER MWAMBINCU                                                            ODM	38%
WUNDANYI          DANSON MWASHAKO                             WIPER	50%
TAVETA                NAOMI SHABAN                      JUBILEE	52%
VOi                       JONES MLOLWA                     JUBILEE	40%
CARISSA (007)     CARISSA TOWNSHIP       ADAN BARE DUALE                              UDA	52%
BALAMBALA     ABDIKADIR OSMAN ADEN                          UDA	30%
LACDERA             ABDIKARIM MOHAMED                              ODM	38%
DADAAB            KEROW ABDIKHER DUBOW                          ODM	45%
FAFI                    ABDIKARIM OSMAN                            KANU	45%
IJARA                 AHMED IBRAHIM ABASS                           ODM	37%

 

 

 

 

COUNTY                           CONSTITUENCY             CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY	RATINGS
WAJIR (008)               WAJIR NORTH       AHMED ADISALAN                                    ODM	35%
WAJIR EAST          RASHID KASSIM                                WIPER	41%
TARBAJ                  OSMAN HUSSEIN                               ODM	38%
WAJIR WEST           YUSUF FARAH                                  ODM	45%
ELDAS                      ADAN KEYNAN                                 JUBILEE	60%
WAJIR SOUTH        MOHAMED ADOW                                ODM	30%
MANDERA (009)        MANDERA WEST      ADAN HAJI YUSUF                                   UDM	32%
BANISSA         KULLOW MAALIM HASSAN                         UDM	48%
MANDERA NORTH BASHIR SHEIKH ABDULLAH!                                                                                   UDM	51%
MANDERA SOUTH         MOHAMED SHEIKH GABO                              UDA	28%
MANDERA EAST          OMAR MAALIM MOHAMED                    UDM	45%
LAFEY                  MOHAMED ABDIKHEIR                             JUBILEE	46%
MARSABIT (010)          MOYALE                 GALICHA GUFU                                      UDM	37%
NORTH HORR            WARIOGUYO                                    KANU	57%
SAKU                      DIDO ALI RASSO                               UDA	46%
LAISAMIS                JOSEPH LAKUTON                                 UDM	40%

 

 

 

COUNTY                           CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY   ISIOLO (011}              ISIOLO NORTH          JOSEPH SAMAL                                   JUBILEE	RATINGS   34%
ISIOLO SOUTH           MOHAMED TUPI                                    JUBILEE	42%
MERU (012)                 IGEMBE SOUTH        JOHN PAUL MWIRIGI                                    UDA	55%
IGEMBE CENTRAL     KUBAi IRINGO                                    UDA	42%
IGEMBE NORTH          TAITUMU JULIUS                                    UDA	38%
TIGANIA WEST          DR. JOHN MUTUNGA                                   UDA	42%
TIGANIA EAST            MPURI ABURI                                    NOPEU	40%
NORTH IMENTI           DAWOOD RAHIM                                    INDEPENDENT	38%
BUURI                       MUGAMBI RINDIKIRI                                  UDA	52%
IMENTI CENTRAL         MOSES KIRIMI                                       UDA	45%
IMENTI SOUTH          DR. MWITI SHADRACK                                    JUBILEE	55%
THARAKA N1THI (013)          MAARA             KAREKE MBIUKI                                               UDA	57%
CHUKA/IGAMBANG’OMBE          PATRICK MUNENE                                                     UDA	40%
THARAKA       GEORGE GITONGA MURUGARA   UDA	46%
EMBU (014)                MANYATTA       GITONGA MUKUNJI                                   UDA	53%
RUNYENJES        ERIC MUCHANGI                             UDA	52%

 

 

MBEERE SOUTH            MUTAVA MUSYIMI

 

MBEERE NORTH GEOFFREY KARIUKI KIRINGA

JUBILEE

 

DP

36%

 

35%

 

 

 

COUNTY                          CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY               RATINGS

 

 

 

KITUI {015)               MWINGI NORTH               PAUL MALILI	WIPER	56%
MWINGIWEST                CHARLES NGUNA	WIPER	47%
MWINGI CENTRAL         GIDEON MULYUNGI	WIPER	45%
KITUI WEST                    EDITH NYENZE	WIPER	47%
KITUI EAST                      NIMROD MBAI	UDA	35%
KITUI CENTRAL                MAKALI MULU	WIPER	54%
KITUI RURAL                    MBONI MWALIKA	WIPER	65%
KITUI SOUTH                   RACHAEL NYAMAI	JUBILEE	39%
MACHAKOS {016)     MASINGA                       DAVID MUTUKU	WIPER	53%
YATTA                   MICHAEL KASIMBA NGUI	NARC	40%
KANGUNDO                     KATATHA KYENGO	WIPER	35%
MATUNGULU         STEPHEN MUTINDA MULE	WIPER	52%
KATHIANI                          ROBERT MBUI	WIPER	66%
MAVOKO                           PATRICK MAKAU	WIPER	61%
MACHAKOS TOWN            DR. PETER MUNYAKA	UDA	51%
MWALA                           VINCENT MUSYOKA	UDA	53%

 

 

 

COUNTY	CONSTITUENCY	CANDIDATE                                     POLITICAL PARTY	RATINGS
MAKUENI (017)	MBOONI	MICHAEL KISOI                                MUUNGANO	45%
	KILOME	THADDEUS NZAMBIA                                                 WIPER	37%
	KAITI	JOSHUA KIMILU                                             WIPER	41%
	MAKUENI	SUSAN KIAMBA                                          WIPER	49%
	KIBWEZI WEST	MWENGI MUTUSE                              MAENDELEO CHAP CHAP	40%
	KIBWEZI EAST	JESSICA MBALU                                          WIPER	38%
NYANDARUA (018)	KINANGOP	ZACHARY KWENYA THUKU                                                      JUBILEE	49%
	KIPIPIRI	AMOS MUHiNGA KIMUNYA                                                       JUBILEE	43%
	OL KALOU	NJUGUNA KIARAHO                                               JUBILEE	52%
	OL JOROK	MICHAEL MUCHIRA                                               UDA	49%
	NDARAGWA	ENG.GEORGEGACHAGUA                                                    UDA	52%
NYERI (019)	TETU	GEOFFREY WANDETO                                                 UDA	38%
	KIENI	KANINI KEGA                                                JUBILEE	50%
	MATHIRA	WAMBURA MARANGA                                                    JUBILEE	39%
	OTHAYA	GICHUKI MUGAMBI                                                  JUBILEE	42%
	MUKURUWEINI	JOHN KAGUCHIA                                               UDA	45%
	NYERI TOWN	NGUNJIRI WAMBUGU                                                JUBILEE	40%

 

 

 

COUNTY                           CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY	RATINGS
KIRINYAGA (020}            MWEA             KABINGA WA THAYU                                         JUBILEE	50%
GICHUGU         GICHIMU GITHINJI                          UDA	49%
NDIA                 GEORGE KARIUKI                          UDA	44%
KIRINYAGA CENTRAL     JOHN MUN ENE WAMBUGU                                          JUBILEE	51%
MURANG’A (021}           KANGEMA               PETER KIHUNGI                                       UDA	43%
MATHIOYA               PETER KIMARI                                 JUBILEE	35%
KIHARU                    NDINDI NYORO                                  UDA	59%
KIGUMO           RUTH WANGARI MWANIKI                         JUBILEE	34%
MARAGWA             MARYWAMAUA                                  UDA	48%
KANDARA                 ALICE WAHOME                                  UDA	29%
GATANGA                 EDWARD MURIU                                  UDA	44%
KIAMBU (022}            GATUNDU SOUTH        GEORGE NJINJI                                   INDEPENDENT	38%
GATUNDU NORTH       NJOROGE KURURIA INDEPENDENT	33%
JUJA                             GEORGE KOIMBURI                                     UDA	45%
THIKATOWN              ALICE WAMBUI                                     UDA	40%
RUIRU                         SIMON KINGARA                                    UDA	44%
GITHUNGURI                GABRIEL KAGO                                      JUBILEE	36%

 

 

 

COUNTY                          CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY               RATINGS

 

 

 

KIAMBU {022)                  KIAMBU                     JUDE NJOMO                                         JUBILEE	44%
KIAMBAA                 DAMARIS WAMBUI                                 JUBILEE	41%
KABETE              GITHUA WAMACUKURU                            UDA	40%
KIKUYU                     OWEN NDUNGU                                  JUBILEE	36%
LIMURU                     PETER MWATHI                                   JUBILEE	41%
LARI                          JONAH MBURU                                 JUBILLE	36%
TURKANA {023)       TURKANA NORTH CHRISTOPHER NAKULEU                                   UDA	49%
TURKANA WEST       DANIEL NANOK EPUYO                                   UDA	47%
TURKANA CENTRAL        JOYCE EMANIKOR                                           JUBILEE	43%
LOIMA                          PROTUS AKUJA                                     UDA	45%
TURKANA SOUTH                   PHILIP EBEi                                                  JUBILEE	46%
TURKANA EAST          MOHAMED ALI LOKIRU INDEPENDENT	35%
WEST POKOT {024)         KAPENGURIA            SAMUEL MOROTO                                          UDA	63%
SIGOR                     PETER LOCHAKAPONG                                UDA	52%
KACHELIBA               MARK LOMUNOKOL                                  UDA	50%
POKOTSOUTH                   DAVID PKOSING                                           KUP	48%

 

 

 

COUNTY                          CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY               RATINGS

 

 

 

SAMBURU (025)        SAMBURU WEST	NAISULA LESUDA	KANU	53%
SAMBURU NORTH	ALOIS LENTOIMANGA	JUBILEE	54%
SAMBURU EAST	JACTONE LENTOIJONI	KANU	48%
TRANS NZOIA (026)           KWANZA	FERDINAND WANYONYI	FORD K	44%
ENDEBESS	DR. ROBERT PUKOSE	UDA	42%
SABOTI	CALEB AMISI	ODM	42%
KIMININI	JOSEPH WAFULA	FORD K	44%
CHERANGANY	JOSHUA KUTUNY	JUBILEE	34%
UASIN GISHU (027)                SOY	DAVID KIPLAGAT	UDA	57%

 

TURBO                 JANET SITIENEI                                           UDA                                  44% MOIBEN       PHYLLIS BARTOO                             UDA                             41%

AINABKOI	SAMUEL CHEPKONGA	UDA	52%
KAPSERET	OSCAR SUDI	UDA	51%
KESSES	MISHRA SWARUP	INDEPENDENT	52%

 

 

 

COUNTY                          CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY               RATINGS

 

ELGEYO MARAKWET     {028)

	MARAKWET EAST	KANGOGO BOWEN	UDA	51%
	MARAKWET WEST	TIMOTHY TOROITICH	INDEPENDENT	49%
	KEIYO NORTH	ADAMS KIPSANAI	UDA	58%
	KEIYO SOUTH	GIDEON KIMAIYO	UDA	59%
NANDI {029)	TINDERET	JULIUS MELLY	UDA	57%
	ALDAI	MARYANN KEITANY	UDA	58%
	NANDI HILLS	ALFRED KETER	INDEPENDENT	55%
	CHESUMEI	PAUL BIEGO	UDA	60%
	EMGWEN	JOSSE LELMENGIT	UDA	51%
	MOSOP	ABRAHAM KIRWA	UDA	44%
BARINGO {030)	TIATY	WILLIAM KAMKET	KANU	55%
	BARINGO NORTH	JOSEPH MAKILAP	UDA	49%
	BARINGO CENTRAL	JOSHUA KANDIE	UDA	62%
	BARINGO SOUTH	CHARLES KAMUREN	UDA	48%
	MOGOTIO	DANIEL TUITOEK	INDEPENDENT	45%
	ELDAMA RAVINE	MUSASIRMA	UDA	55%

 

2022 ELECTIONS PROBABLE OUTCOME FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CANDINDATES IN KENYA (290 CONSTITUENCIES}

 

COUNTY

LAIKlPIA (031)

CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE              POLITICAL PARTY         RATINGS

LAIKIPIA WEST         WACHIRA KARANI                 UDA                     37%

 

 

 

LAIKlPIA EAST

AMIN DEDDY

UDA

53%

 

 

 

 

 

NAKURU (032)

LAIKlPIA NORTH MOLO

SARAH KORERE KURIA KIMANI

JUBILEE

 

UDA

45%

 

53%

 

NJORO                       CHARITY KATHAMBI NAIVASHA                        JANE KIHARA GILGIL      MARTHA WANGARI KERUSOI SOUTH                                                           JOSEPH TONUI BAHATI                                               IRENE NJOKI NAKURU TOWN EAST                         DAVID GIKARIA NAKURU TOWN WEST                       SAMUEL ARAMA KURESOI NORTH                ALFRED MUTAI

UDA UDA UDA UDA JUBILEE

UDA

JUBILEE

 

UDA

51%

 

40%

 

48%

 

56%

 

50%

 

41%

 

51%

 

52%

 

SUBUKIA RONGAI

SAMUEL GACHOBE RAYMOND MOI

UDA

KANU

45%

 

55%

 

NAROK(033)

KILGORIS EMURUA DIKIRR

OLONGUI SABAYA JOHANA NG’ENO

JUBILEE

 

UDA

33%

 

45%

 

NAROK NORTH NAROKWEST NAROKSOUTH

NAROK EAST

MARTIN KAMWARO          INDEPENDENT     36% GABRIEL TONGOYO                         UDA                       39% KITILAI NTUTU                                     INDEPENDENT          33%

ARAMAT LEMANKIEN             UDA                   40%

 

 

 

2022 ELECTIONS PROBABLE OUTCOME FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CANDINDATES IN KENYA (290 CONSTITUENCIES}

 

 

COUNTY	CONSTITUENCY	CANDIDATE          POLITICAL PARTY		RATINGS
KAJIADO {034)	KAJIADO NORTH	ONESMUS NGOGOYO            UDA		42%
	KAJIADO CENTRAL	ELIJAH MEMUSI                      ODM		66%
	KAJ IADO EAST	MARY SENETA                        UDA		43%
	KAJ IADO WEST	GEORGE SUNKUIYA                UDA		34%
	KAJIADO SOUTH	SAMUEL KUTATA                   UDA		30%
KERICHO {035)	KIPKELION EAST	JOSEPH CHEROROT               UDA		68%
	KIPKELION WEST	HILARY KOSKEI                      UDA		69%
	AINAMOI	BENJAMIN LANGAT                UDA		60%
	BURETI	KIBET KOMINGOI                    UDA		56%
	BELGUT	NELSON KOECH                      UDA		54%
	SIGOWET/SOIN	JUSTICE KEMEI                      UDA		58%
BOMET {036)	SOTIK	FRANCIS SIGEi                       UDA		67%
	CHEPALUNGU	VICTOR KOECH                       CCM		52%
	BOMET EAST	RICHARD YEGON                   UDA		56%
	BOM ET CENTRAL	RICHARD KILEL                     UDA		66%
KONOIN                          BRIGHTON YEGON			UDA	65%

 

 

 

2022 ELECTIONS PROBABLE OUTCOME FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT

 

CANDINDATES IN KENYA (290 CONSTITUENCIES}
COUNTY                           CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY	RATINGS
KAKAMEGA {037)            LUGARI                     ALEXATINGO                                          ANC	35%
LIKUYANI            ENOCH KIBUNGUCHI                            FORD K	38%
MALAVA                    MALULU INJENDI                                  ANC	51%
LURAMBI                   TITUS KHAMALA                                  ODM	40%
NAVAKHOLO        EMMANUEL WANGWE                              ODM	56%
MU MIAS WEST        JOHNSTONE NAICCA                                  ODM	53%
MUMIAS EAST          DAVID WAMATSI                                   ANC	39%
MATUNGU                 PETER NABULINDO                                  ODM	40%
BUTERE                     TINDI MWALE                                   ODM	49%
KHWISERO CHRISTOPHER ASEKA MIRADI                                                                                 ODM	61%
SHINYALU                     FRED IKANA                                       ANC	47%
IKOLOMANI                BENARD SHINALi                                   JUBILEE	45%
VIHIGA {038)                  VIHIGA                        ERNEST KAGESI                                        ANC	45%
SABATIA                     DR. LUSIGI AYODI                                    ANC	36%
HAMISI                       CHARLES GIMOSE                                   ANC	51%
LUANDA                     ENG. DICK MAUNGU                                   DAP- K	41%
EMUHAYA                 OMBOKO MILEMBA                                   ANC	57%

 

 

 

2022 ELECTIONS PROBABLE OUTCOME FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CANDINDATES IN KENYA (290 CONSTITUENCIES}

 

COUNTY                          CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY               RATINGS

 

 

 

BUNGOMA (039}	MT. ELGON	FRED KAPONDI	UDA	40%
	SIRISIA	JOHN WALUKE	JUBILEE	47%
	KABUCHAI	MAJIMBO KALASINGA	FORD K	55%
	BUMULA	MWAMBU MABONGAH	UDA	51%
	KANDUYI	WAFULA WAMUNYINYI	DAP-K	44%
	WEBUYE EAST	MARTIN PEPELA	FORD K	40%
	WEBUYE WEST	DANWANYAMA	UDA	54%
	KIMILILI	DIDMUS BARASA	UDA	58%
	TONGAREN	DAVID ESEU	DAP-K	40%
BUSIA (040}	TESO NORTH	OKU KAUNYA	ODM	45%
	TESO SOUTH	SOSPETER OJAMONG	ODM	39%
	NAM BALE	GEOFFREY MULANYA	INDEPENDENT	47%
	MATAYOS	GEOFREY ODANGA	ODM	41%
	BUTULA	JOSEPH OYULA	ODM	42%
	FUNYULA	WILBERFORCE MUDENYO	ODM	51%
	BUDALANGI	RAPHAEL WANJALA	ODM	52%

 

 

 

2022 ELECTIONS PROBABLE OUTCOME FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT

 

CANDINDATES IN KENYA (290 CONSTITUENCIES}
COUNTY                     CONSTITUENCY              CANDIDATE                                    POLITICAL PARTY	RATINGS
SIAYA (041)                    UGENYA                     DAVID OCHIENG                                        MDG	54%
ALEGO USONGA             SAMUEL ATANDI                                         ODM	43%
GEM                       ELISHA ODHIAMBO                               ODM	56%
BONDO                  DR. GIDEON OCHANDA                              ODM	67%
RARIEDA                 DR. OTIENDE AMOLLO                                ODM	61%
UGUNJA                      OPIYO WAN DAVI                                    ODM	69%
KISUMU (042)                  KISUMU EAST            SHAKIL SHABIL                                         INDEPENDENT	59%
KISUMU WEST          OLAGO ALUOCH                                   MDG	46%
KISUMU CENTRAL JOSHUA ORON                                                                                ODM	52%
SEME                       DR. JAMES NYIKAL                                 ODM	51%
NYANDO                   JARED OKELLO                                  ODM	42%
MUHORONI               JAMES KOYOO                                  ODM	66%
NYAKACH                 JOSHUA ADU MA                                 ODM	52%
HOMABAY (043)               KASIPUL                  CHARLES WERE                                          ODM	52%
KABONDO KASIPUL       EVE AKINYI OBARA                                         ODM	54%
KARACHUONYO              ANDREW ADIPO                                         ODM	57%
RANGWE                          LILIAN GOGO                                         ODM	58%

 

 

 

2022 ELECTIONS PROBABLE OUTCOME FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CANDINDATES IN KENYA (290 CONSTITUENCIES}

 

 

COUNTY                           CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY	RATINGS
HOMABAY (043)         HOMABAY TOWN           PETER KALUMA                                    ODM	38%
NDHIWA                         MARTIN OWINO                                         ODM	48%
SUBA SOUTH                 STEPHEN SANGIRA INDEPENDENT	37%
SUBA NORTH                  MILLIE ODHIAMBO                                         ODM	54%
MIGORI (044)             RONGO                            PAULABUOR                                   ODM	58%
AWENDO                          WALTER OWINO                                          ODM	53%
SUNA EAST                     JUNNET MOHAMED                                         ODM	42%
SUNAWEST             FRANCIS PETER MASARA ODM	44%
URIRI                                MARK NYAMITA                                         ODM	69%
NYATIKE                         TOM MBOYA ODEGE                                        ODM	56%
KURIAWEST                   MATHIAS ROBHI                                        UDA	36%
KURIA EAST                   WILSON MWITA                                        ODM	45%
KISII (045)                 BONCHARI                      ZEBEDEO OPORE                                  JUBILEE	41%
SOUTH MUGIRANGO  SILVANUS OSORO                                                                                   UDA	48%
BOMACHOGE BORABU          ENG. OBADIA BARONGO                                                 ODM	42%
BOBASI                             INNOCENT OBIRI                                          WIPER	41%
BOMACHOGE CHACHE             ALPHA Ml RUKA                                                   UDA	45%

 

 

 

 

2022 ELECTIONS PROBABLE OUTCOME FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CANDINDATES IN KENYA (290 CONSTITUENCIES}

 

 

COUNTY                          CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                           POLITICAL PARTY               RATINGS

 

 

 

KISII (045)              NYARIBARI MASABA       DR. DANIEL MANDUKU

ODM

41%

 

 

	NYARIBARI CHACHE      RICHARD NYAGAKA                                         JUBILEE	42%
	KITUTU CHACHE NORTH        JIMMY ANGWENYI                                                  JUBILEE	52%
	KITUTU CHACHE SOUTH        ANTONY KABAGENDI                              ODM	45%
NYAMIRA (046)	KITUTU MASABA                      SHADDRAC MOSE                                                   UDA	43%
	WEST MUGIRANGO                  STEPHEN MOGAKA                                                   JUBILEE	32%
	NORTH MUGIRANGO                JOASH NYAMOKO                                                   UDA	41%
	BORABU                                    PATRICK OSERO                                                   ODM	52%
NAIROBI (047)	WESTLANDS                             TIM WANYONYI                                                  ODM	62%
	DAGORETTI NORTH                 BEATRICE ELACHI                                                   ODM	48%
	DAGORETTI SOUTH                  DENNIS WAWERU                                                    JUBILEE	48%
	LANGATA                                   FELIX ODUOR JALANGO                                   ODM	56%
	KIBRA                                         PETER OCHIENG ORERO                                       ODM	40%
	ROYSAMBU                               ISAAC NDIRANGU                                                   JUBILEE	48%
	KASARANI                                  MERCY GAKUYA                                                   JUBILEE	38%
	RUARAKA                                    T.J KAJWANG                                                     ODM	49%

 

 

 

 

2022 ELECTIONS PROBABLE OUTCOME FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CANDINDATES IN KENYA (290 CONSTITUENCIES}

 

 

 

COUNTY	CONSTITUENCY                   CANDIDATE                                                 POLITICAL PARTY	RATINGS
NAIROBI (047)	EMBAKASI SOUTH         JULIUS MAWATHE                                        WIPER	55%
	EMBAKASI NORTH        JAMES GAKUYA                                         UDA	49%
	EMBAKASI CENTRAL BENJAMIN MWANGI                                                                              UDA	50%
	EMBAKASI EAST            BABU OWINO                                        ODM	55%
	EMBAKASI WEST          GEORGE THEURI                                        UDA	56%
	MAKADARA                    GEORGE ALADWA                                        ODM	41%
	KAMKUNJI                       YUSUF HASSAN                                         JUBILEE	48%
	STAREHE                    AMOS MAINA MWAGO                                    JUBILEE	51%
	MATHARE                       ANTONY OLUOCH                                        ODM	43%

 

Elected Woman Representative in Nyamira County 2022 – 2027

Jerusha Momanyi has retained her Nyamira County Woman Representative position after defeating her closest rival Emily Nyagarama.

Final tally women rep seat

North mugirango constituency.

Jerusha~14,072
Emily~ 16,259

West mugirango

Jerusha~17,381
Emily~ 24,311

Borabu

Jerusha~ 13,496
Emily~ 17,551.

Kitutu masaba

Jerusha~ 39,751
Emily~. 14,268.

TOTAL
JERUSHA~ 84,700
EMILY~ 72,389.

List of popular politicians who lost in the 2022 General Elections

Jimmy Nuru Angwenyi (Kitutu Chache North),

Naomi Shaban (Taveta),

Sam Ongeri (Kisii),

Amos Kimunya (Kipipiri),

Wafula Wamunyinyi (Kanduyi),

Chris Obure (Kisii),

Stephen Manoti (Bonchari),

Zebedeo Opore (Bobasi),

Sospeter Ojaamong (Teso),

Joshua Kutuny (Cherang’any)

Kimani Ngunjiri (Bahati),

REPORT   BY   THE   ETHICS   AND   ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION [EACC] ON COMPLIANCE   WITH INTEGRITY REQUIREMENTS BY ASPIRANTS SEEKING ELECTIVE POSITIONS IN THE GENERAL ELECTION OF 9^TH AUGUST, 2022

REPORT   BY   THE   ETHICS   AND   ANTI-CORRUPTION   COMMISSION   [EACC]   ON   COMPLIANCE   WITH INTEGRITY REQUIREMENTS BY ASPIRANTS SEEKING ELECTIVE POSITIONS IN THE GENERAL ELECTION OF 9TH AUGUST, 2022
The information herein is deemed relevant for consideration by IEBC in  determination of eligibility for registration of the following Aspirants seeking election for the following positions, in the August 2022 General Election. A.  PRESIDENT AND DEPUTY PRESIDENT
	Name	ID No.	Position	Political Party /Independent	Particulars of Relevant Information
1.	JUSTUS    ZACHOUS ONYANGO JUMA	2884234	PRESIDENT	JUSTICE    AND FREEDOM	The Commission received a report that the  details of the  ID  Card  belong  to  one  Hannah  Wairimu  Kiguru, and   this   has   been   confirmed   by   the   National Registration Bureau by letter dated 31st May, 2022.
2.	MATAYO       JARED OBWOGI	32416256	DEPUTY PRESIDENT	REPUBLICAN LIBERTY PARTY	The  Commission  is  verifying  whether  the  Aspirant resigned as an employee of the Ministry of Education as  at  9th February  2022 in  line  with  Section 43(5)  of the Elections Act, 2011.
3.	MWANGI WA IRIA	9949560	PRESIDENT	USAWA     KWA WOTE	The Commission received and investigated allegations of  obstructing  EACC  investigators  and  destruction  of evidence    when    executing    a    search    warrant. Investigations   established   that   the   Aspirant   was culpable.  However,  the  aspirant  has  not  taken  plea due  to  a  stay  order  in  Muranga  High  Court  Petition No.2 of 2016. The matter is pending in court. The Commission has also instituted a suit for recovery of  Kshs.  542  million  being  proceeds  of  corruption against  the  aspirant  in  ACEC  Civil  Suit  No.  E001  of 2022. The matter is pending in court.

Remuneration and Benefits for State Officers in the Executive of the County Government

IN EXERCISE of the mandate of Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) as set out under Article 230 (4) (a) of the Constitution, SRC has reviewed the remuneration and benefits for State officers in the Executive of the County Government under the Third Remuneration and Benefits Review Cycle that covers financial years 2021/2022-2024/2025. Consequently:

• for the period 2021/2022, the remuneration and benefits were retained as set by SRC in Gazette Notice 6518 of 7th July, 2017;
• for the period 2022/2023, SRC has set the remuneration and benefits as published in this Gazette Notice; and
• for the period 2023/2024 – 2024/2025, SRC shall set the remuneration and benefits on or before the commencement of FY 2023/2024.
  1. Monthly Remuneration for State officers in the Executive of the County Government for FY 2022/2023

 

State Officer	Basic Salary	House Allowance	Commuter Allowance	Salary Market Adjustment	Gross Salary
County Governor	554,400	200,000	Official	169,600	924,000
Deputy County Governor	372,750	100,000	Official	148,500	621,250
Member of the Executive Committee	242,550	80,000	Official	81,700	404,250

Notes:

• A serving State officer and a State officer appointed on or after the effective date of this Gazette Notice shall be paid the monthly deconsolidated remuneration package set herein.
• The monthly remuneration set herein is fixed for the term of office of the State officer, unless reviewed and set by the Salaries and Remuneration
• The remuneration set herein takes into account the reviewed job evaluation grading under the third remuneration and benefits review
• Salary Market Adjustment is a salary modification that takes into account market positioning, and constitutional and statutory principles for review of remuneration and benefits.
• For purposes of gratuity and pension, the pensionable emolument shall be based on the monthly basic salary set
• The basic salary set herein is 60 percent of the gross salary set
• The deconsolidated remuneration structure set herein is in compliance with the Judgment of the Court in Nairobi ELRC Petition 29 of
  2. Benefits for State officers in the Executive of the County Government

 

• Official Transport: Shall be provided as follows:
  • Governor and Deputy Governor: Shall be provided with official car of engine capacity not exceeding
  • Member of County Executive Committee: Shall be provided with official car of engine capacity not exceeding
• Medical Benefit: An annual medical cover shall be provided to the State officer, one spouse and up to four children below twenty-five years fully dependent on the State officer, as follows:

 

Governor	Deputy Governor	Member of County Executive Committee
Inpatient: KES 10 million	Inpatient: KES 10 million	Inpatient: KES 3 million
Outpatient: KES 300,000	Outpatient: KES 300,000	Outpatient: KES 200,000
Maternity: KES 150,000	Maternity: KES 150,000	Maternity: KES 100,000
Dental: KES 75,000	Dental: KES 75,000	Dental: KES 50,000
Optical: KES 75,000	Optical: KES 75,000	Optical: KES 50,000

• Retirement Benefit:

There shall be two types of retirement benefits for State officers, pension and gratuity as follows:

• A State officer serving or appointed on permanent and pensionable terms shall be eligible to pension benefit in line with existing
• A State officer serving or appointed for a fixed term of office shall be paid a service gratuity at the rate of 31 percent of the annual pensionable emoluments for the term served.

Notes:

• Where an employer establishes a pension scheme for its State officers appointed for a fixed term of office, the SRC shall review and set the rate of the employer’s contribution to the scheme and any other financial retirement benefits.
• No State officer shall benefit from both pension and gratuity benefits from the same public body for a similar
  • Group Life Insurance: A State officer shall be covered for a value equivalent to three times of the annual pensionable
  • Group Personal Accident: A State officer shall be covered for a value equivalent to three times of the annual pensionable
  • Car Loan and Mortgage Benefit: Shall be provided as follows:

 

State officer	Car Loan	Mortgage
County Governor	Up to KES 10 million	Up to KES 40 million
Deputy Governor	Up to KES 5 million	Up to KES 25 million
Member of County Executive Committee	Up to KES 4 million	Up to KES 20 million

Notes:

• The applicable rate of interest shall be three (3) percent per annum on a reducing balance, for the duration of the
• The car loan shall be recoverable within the contract term of a State
• The car loan and mortgage schemes shall be administered and managed centrally by the County Treasury, within existing applicable regulations to govern the schemes and subject to availability of funds.

• Daily Subsistence Allowance for local and foreign travels: Shall be paid to State officers in the Executive of the County Governments as per the rates reviewed and set by SRC from time to time.
• Airtime: Shall be paid at the following rates:
• County Governor: Up to KES 20,000 per month

• Deputy County Governor: Up to KES 15,000 per month
• Member of County Executive Committee: Up to KES 10,000 per month
• Official Residence: The County Governor and Deputy County Governor shall be provided with an official residence together with commensurate home utilities and attendants by the county government. The official residence shall be a physical building/house owned by The benefit shall not be commuted to cash in lieu of an official residence.
• Security: Shall be provided as advised by the Inspector General of Police and shall not be commuted to cash in lieu of
• Annual Leave Allowance:
  • County Governor and Deputy County Governor: Are elected State officers, therefore, are not eligible for this
  • Member of County Executive Committee: Shall be paid at the rate of KES 10,000 per annum and shall not be commuted to cash in lieu of leave.

Note: The Annual leave entitlement shall be thirty (30) days excluding weekends and public holidays.

3. Any remuneration and benefits not specified herein are not payable unless otherwise set by the Salaries and Remuneration Effective date: 9th August, 2022.

KIEMS Supervisor Validation Form

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• Acts as a confirmation that the voter was identified alphanumerically by search in the KIEMS kit and was validated using the supervisor mode

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The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has finalized the registration of presidential candidates with only four making it to the ballot paper for the August 9^th 2022 general elections.

IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati who presided over this exercise as the returning officer of the presidential elections said that the four candidates met the requisite constitutional and statutory requirements, and were therefore successful in their bid to contest as candidates for president.

Chebukati said that the successful candidates are David Mwaure Waihiga (Agano Party), Prof. George Wajackoyah (Roots Party), Raila Odinga (Azimio Coalition Political Party) and William Ruto (United Democratic Alliance-UDA).

“However, the following candidates did not meet the requisite constitutional and statutory requirements, and were therefore unsuccessful: Eliud Muthiora Kariara (Independent), Dorothy Kemunto Nyangori (Independent), Dr. Ekuru Aukot (Thirdway Alliance Party), Gibson Ngaruiya Nganga (Independent), George Munyottah (Independent), Jeremiah Nyagah (Independent), James Kamau (Independent), Jimi Wanjigi (Safina Party), June Juliet Munyeki (Independent), Justus Juma (Justice and Freedom), Peter Mumbiko King’ori (Independent), Walter Onchong’a Mong’are (Umoja Summit Party) and Njeru Kathangu (Ford Asili),” said Chebukati.

He explained that regulation 43 (2) (c) of the Elections (General) Regulations, 2012 provides that a returning officer shall hold a nomination paper invalid on grounds that the candidate is not qualified to be, or is disqualified by law to have been nominated or elected to the elective post for which nomination is sought.

“As the returning officer for the presidential election, upon discovery of new information on Walter Onchong’a Mong’are’s lack of academic qualifications, I invited him to appear before me today at 2.00pm to clarify the issue. He failed to honour my invitation and pursuant to Regulation 43 (2) (c) of the Elections (General) Regulations, 2012, I hereby revoke the nomination certificate of Walter Onchong’a Mong’are of Umoja Summit Party dated 2nd June 2022,” said Chebukati.

He said that as a commission, they wished to remind all candidates to abide by the Electoral Code of Conduct during the campaign period.

Final Tally – Thika Town Parliamentary Results

Alice Ng’ang’a (UDA) – 59,575
David Gakuyo (Jubilee) – 24,637
Ann Mwikali – 2,123
Juma Hemedi – 1,495
Jane Chege – 869
Loise Njeri – 854
Peter Mwenda – 779
John Njogu – 224
Mutie Nyamai – 217

LIST OF PERSONS WHO SHOULD NOT BE CLEARED TO VIE IN THE 2022 GENERAL ELECTIONS .

NAME	AREA	ASPIRATION	PARTY	REASONS FOR REDCARDING
1.    Aisha Jumwa	Malindi	Governor	UDA	Charged with the murder of Gumbao Jola during campaigns for the Ganda Ward by-election in 2019 in Malindi County; case currently ongoing. Criminal case no. E011 of 2020 Charged with fraudulent misappropriation of Ksh. 57 million from NGCDF Malindi Constituency. The matter was suspended to “allow her to campaign” ●    ODPP statement issued on 27th August 2020- https://twitter.com/ODPP_KE/status/1299006262777204737/photo/3
2.    Ali Korane	Garissa	Governor	Jubilee	Charged with misappropriation of 233 million from the county ●    Chief Magistrates Court ACEC No. E039 of 2020 Republic v Ali Bunow Korane and 4 Others
3.    Anne Waiguru	Kirinyaga County	Governor	UDA	Alleged to have engaged in acts of abuse of office and embezzlement of public funds amounting to 10,634,614 through payment of travel allowances for non-existent trips. ●    EACC Annual Report 2019-2020 Impeached by the county assembly of Kirinyaga. Her impeachment was nullified by Senate but
				the Senate report implicated her of several offences ●    Senate Report on Impeachment of Anne Waiguru
4.    Babu Owino	Embakasi East	MP	ODM	Charged with the offence of attempted murder contrary to Section 220(a) of the Penal Code and behaving in a disorderly manner while carrying a firearm contrary to Section 33 as read with Section 34(1) of the Firearm Act. ●    CRIMINAL REVISION NO.16 OF 2020 http://kenyalaw.org/caselaw/cases/view/191995/ Video evidence showed him shooting DJ Evolve in a club and made an out-of-court settlement ●    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9pr6RPlrGo
5.    Cleophas Malala	Kakamega	Governor	ANC	Charged with the offence of robbery with violence, preparation to commit a felony, assault, molestation and use of force during an election period in Bungoma and Kakamega ·     Case No. E335/2021 ·     Case No. E336/2021
6.    Daniel Manduku	Nyaribari Masaba	MP	ODM	Accused of conspiring to commit an offense of corruption by approving procurement of concrete barriers works with a contractual sum of Sh1.4 billion without a budget approval. According to the charge sheet, the offenses were committed between March 29 and August 22, 2019 at the KPA headquarters in Mombasa. ·     ODPP Press statement dated 27th August 2020
7.    Didmus Barasa	Kimilili	MP	UDA	Captured on video assaulting a contractor during a scuffle in Bungoma. He was charged in court. ·     PMCR 304/2021 Dismissed from KDF in 2009 for absenteeism and forgery of documents to access a credit facility. He was arrested, charged in military court and dismissed. However, in his parliament bio, he claims to have served in KDF for 6 years. ●    EACC Letter to the National Assembly Speaker After his dismissal, he masqueraded under the title “Rtd Captain” yet he only reached the rank of private which is a criminal offence under the Penal Code and Leadership & Integrity Act. ●    EACC Letter to the National Assembly Speaker
8.    Evans Kidero	Homa Bay	Governor	Independent	Charged with corruption offence of fraudulently making frivolous payment to Wachira, Mburu, Mwangi & Co. Advocates in respect to legal fees for civil suit no. 875 of 2010 Kyavee Holding Ltd versus Nairobi City Council. CASE NO.: ACC/8/2019 Charged together with 7 others with conspiracy to commit an offence of corruption, namely fraud leading to loss of public funds in the sum of Kshs. 213,327,300 for services not rendered. ·     CRIMINAL REVISION NO. 43 OF 2020 ·     https://eacc.go.ke/default/former-nairobi-governor-arrested-and-charged/
9.    Fahim Twaha	Lamu	Governor	ODM	The Lamu Governor is alleged to have been behind some irregular appointments, part of which appointed persons not qualified for their roles while others were done in unprocedural without the approval of the Lamu county public service board. EACC recommended charges to be opened up against him EACC/MLD/EL/INQ/3/2019 Kenya Gazzette Notice No.246 3rd December
10.  Godhana Dhadho Gaddae	Tana River	Governor	ODM	Cited for procurement irregularities by the OAG and EACC ●    OAG reports (2017-2018/2019-2020) ●     EACC/MLD/FI/INQ/1/2019
11.  Johanna Ngeno	Emurrua Dikir	MP	UDA	Charged for hate speech and incitement in 2018 ·     Case No. 3014/2020 Additionally, the legislator was named in the NCIC list of shame for untoward utterances and dishonorable behavior, inciting the public. ·     NCIC List of Shame 2021
12.  John Walukhe	Sirisia	MP	Jubilee	Found guilty together with Grace Wakhungu of defrauding the National Cereals and Produce Board over 300 million Shillings. He was held in prison but released on bond pending appeal. His co-accused did not appeal the sentence ·     ACC/31/2018
				Dismissed from KDF on disciplinary grounds and has been masquerading under the title “Retired Major” yet he only reached the rank of senior private which is a criminal offence under the Penal Code and Leadership & Integrity Act. ·     EACC Letter to the National Assembly Speaker
13.  Joseph Samal	Isiolo North	MP	Jubilee	Charged with incitement to violence. Pronounced words that could incite violence against the Borana Community on the basis of ethnicity ·     Cr. E513/21
14.  Kembi Gitura	Murang’a	Senator	Jubilee	Served as chair of KEMSA when the agency was found to have misappropriated billions of shillings when procuring protective equipment and other materials needed in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic; the Board was eventually disbanded. National Assembly recommended that EACC investigates into his alleged interference on the award of commitment letters to certain companies. ●    Report on Consideration of the Special Audit Report on Utilization of Covid-19 Funds by The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority by The National Assembly Public Investments Committee (Committee Recommendation No. 4, pg. 191)
15.  Lillian Omollo	Embu	Senator	Jubilee	Charged with conspiring to defraud the National Youth Service, of Kshs. 231,942,758/=, ●    ODPP CASE NO: ACC/10/2018
16.  Mathew Lempurkel	Laikipia North	MP	ODM	Found guilty and convicted of charges of assaulting nominated MP Sarah Koere. Out on bail pending appeal.
17.  Mike Sonko	Mombasa	Governor	Wiper	Impeached as Governor of Nairobi on December 3rd 2020. ●    Senate Impeachment Report On record stating that he was intoxicated when he was signing the deed of transfer for Nairobi Metropolitan Services, which is a clear violation of Leadership and Integrity Act and the COK 2010. ●    Hansard Report http://www.parliament.go.ke/sites/default/files/2020- 12/16.12.2020%20-%20Special%20Sitting_Morning%20Session.pdf
				Under investigation by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, into the illegal and unexplained wealth totaling one Billion Kenya Shillings. ●    EACC annual report 2019-2020. EACC/AT/INQ/01/2020 Additionally, the US has placed a travel ban on Sonko and his family, citing reasons that the former governor was involved in significant acts of corruption during his tenure as governor. ·     https://www.state.gov/designation-of-former-nairobi-governor-sonko-for-involvement- in-significant-corruption/
18.  Mohamed Abdi Mohamud	Wajir	Governor	Independent	Impeached by the County Assembly of Wajir and the impeachment upheld by the senate on grounds of gross violation of the constitution, finance laws, abuse of office, etc. His impeachment was however nullified by the court on grounds of a technicality. ●    Impeachment report: http://www.parliament.go.ke/sites/default/files/2021- 05/IMPEACHMENT%20REPORT%20- %20THE%20GOVERNOR%20OF%20WAJIR%20COUNTY_.pdf Unresolved questions on validity of his documents ●    High Court judgement: http://kenyalaw.org/caselaw/cases/view/142408 ( case started in 2018) ●    Supreme Court judgement: http://kenyalaw.org/caselaw/cases/view/168384/
19.  Muthomi Njuki	Tharaka Nithi	Governor	UDA	Arrested and charged with abuse of office; Willful Failure to Comply with Laws and Money Laundering, Conflict of interest in a tender worth 34 Million Court hearing after investigation by EACC ●    ODPP Press statement dated 4th September 2022
20.  Oscar Sudi	Kapseret Constitue ncy	Member of Parliament	UDA	Forgery of official documents; elected into public office because of falsified documents; intentionally providing false information
				CR. 148/23/2016 EACC/EL/INQ/60/2015
21.  Phillip Kaloki	Nairobi County	Deputy Governor	Wiper	Abuse of office and irregular appointment of KMTCs company secretary who was unqualified for the position. He also failed to declare interest during the appointment of the secretary who had personal relations with him. Prof Kaloki was serving as KMTC Board Chair during that time. The court found that he acted illegally, irrationally and unreasonably ●    http://kenyalaw.org/caselaw/cases/view/210065
22.  Rigathi Gachagua	National	Deputy President	UDA	Implicated in graft resulting in action by the Assets and Recovery Authority freezing accounts with approx. Ksh. 200 million in unexplained assets. ·     CASE NO: ACEC NO. E020 OF2020 Charged in court with Conspiracy to defraud County Government of Nyeri and fraudulent acquisition of public property. ·     https://www.odpp.go.ke/mathira-mp-rigathi-gachagua-co-accused-charged
23.  Samson Cherargei	Nandi	Senator	UDA	Made inflammatory remarks warning people who will not vote for William Ruto; summoned by DCI, charged in Milimani Law court for incitement and released on a Ksh. 300,000 bond. ·     Case No. 2022/2019
24.  Samuel Arama	Nakuru Town West	MP	Jubilee	Assaulted a member of the public, Hezron Okiki; instructed one of his guards to handcuff Mr. Okiki; drew a gun and threatened to shoot him; hit his head with the gun butt and further assaulted Mr. Okiki in the presence of the OCS. ●    Criminal Case No. 1956 of 2019; Chief Magistrates Court at Nakuru Charged with fraudulent acquisition of a parcel of land in Nakuru court ●    ACC No. 20/2021
25.  Sospeter Ojaamong	Teso South	MP	ODM	Charged with conspiracy to commit an economic crime, engaged in a scheme to defraud the County Government of Busia to the tune of Kshs. 8 Million for a feasibility study on Integrated Solid Waste Management project ●    CASE NO: ACC/23/2018

 

UPDATE ON INDIVIDUALS RED CARDED DURING THE 2017 RED CARD CAMPAIGN

No	Name		Area	Aspiration	Party in 2017	Basis for Red Carding in 2017	2022 Updates
1	Alfred Keter		Nandi Hills Constituency	Member of Parliament	UDA	Allegations of breach of Chapter 6 and provisions of Leadership & Integrity Act; Abuse of office, obstruction and harassment of legitimate authority at the Gilgil weighbridge on 21 January 2015 EACC/EL/INQ/2/2005 CF742/2015	Charged at Milimani Law Court with three others for forging Shs. 633M Treasury Bills.
2	Alfred Mutua		Machakos County	Governor	Maendeleo ChapChap	Procurement irregularities of 16 Subaru vehicles worth Kshs. 147.3 million ambulances worth Kshs. 145.3 million and the construction of Kithimani-Makutano road worth Kshs. 568 million. AUDITOR GENERAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF MACHAKOS 2014/15 AUDIT	The ODPP withdrew the case against Alfred Mutua over the procurement of the Subaru and ambulance vehicles in 2018
3	Anne Waigiru		Kirinyaga County	Governor	Jubilee	Candidate under investigations for the NYS theft in  which  upto  Kshs.  1.9  billion  lost  in  the  NYS scandal  under  her  watch  as  CS  for  Devolution,	Alleged to have engaged in acts of abuse of office and embezzlement of public funds amounting to 10,634,614 through payment
						audit  of  NYS  still  incomplete;  Abused,  lost  or unaccounted for budget included funds meant for slum  upgrading  of  3.5  km  road  in  Kibera  which would    have    significantly    improved    physical accessibility  and  public  health  and  sanitation  in one    of    the    biggest    slum    in    Africa    with approximately 250,000  dwellers; Candidate gave directives     that     ensured     procurement     and payment      were      centralised      at      the      NYS headquarters, hence overriding and undermining meaningful oversight by other State departments. An  IPSOS  public  perception  survey  released  on September 8th 2015 ranked the candidate as the third  most  corrupt  leader.  Candidate  declared unfit to hold public office by the Public Accounts Committee of Parliament in May 2017. NATIONAL      ASSEMBLY      PUBLIC      ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE  SPECIAL  AUDIT  REPORT  ON  THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE SCANDAL	of travel allowances for non-existent trips. ●    EACC Annual Report 2019-2020 Impeached by the county assembly of Kirinyaga. Her impeachment was nullified by Senate but the Senate report implicated her of several offences ●    Senate Report on Impeachment of Anne Waiguru
4	Asman Kamama		Tiaty Constituency	Member of Parliament	Jubilee	Involvement in ongoing clashes; suspected involvement in assassination of opponents PETITION NO.6 OF 2012, HIGH COURT OF KAKAMEGA KENYA NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION REPORT	Lost seat in 2017
5	Ferdinand Waititu		Kiambu County	Governor	Jubilee	Already  declared  unfit  to  hold  public  office  in 2015;       Confesses       questionable       academic qualifications;   Allegations   of   hate   speech   and endangering   of   intercommunal   harmony   and	Investigated and recommended for prosecution for a variety of offences including corruption, abuse of office, violation of procurement laws, conflict of interest, illegal and unexplained wealth,
						cohesion BENSON RIITHO MUREITHI VS. JW. WAKHUNGU, 2 OTHERS (2014) EKLR NATIONAL     COHESION     AND     INTEGRATION COMMISSION REPORT	etc. ·     EACC Annual Reports for 2018/2019 and 2019/2020 ●     EACC/AT/ INQ/13/2019 ·     EACC/AT/INQ/16/2019 EACC completed 88 asset tracing inquiries in respect of illegally acquired and unexplained assets. He is also alleged to have received bribes from contractors trading with the County amounting to KES 133,399,788 ●     ACEC No 1 of 2020 EACC vs Ferdinand Ndungu Waititu & Others amounting KES 172,914,555 Impeached by the county government of Kiambu and Senate ·     SENATE IMPEACHMENT REPORT
6	Cyprian Awiti		Homa Bay County	Governor	ODM	On-going  investigations  by  EACC  into  possible misappropriation of Kshs. 200  million meant  for the Agro City project AUDITOR GENERAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF HOMA BAY 2014/15	Investigated by EACC over irregular recruitment of health staff in Homa Bay county under the Universal Health Coverage Program
7	Elizabeth Ongoro		Ruaraka Constituency	Member of Parliament	ANC	Violence during 2017 party nominations which led ODM barring her from contesting	Lost her seat during the 2017 elections Charged together with her husband for embezzling Ksh. 48.9 million of NGCDF which was meant for construction of
							Kasarani Girls High School between 2008 and 2012.
8	Evans Kidero		Nairobi County	Governor	ODM	Procurement irregularities of upto Kshs. 4.6 billion in plan to launch a metro transportation system; Allegations  of  bribery  and  payment  of  Kshs  200 million to Justice Tunoi; Indecent conduct in public and   physical   violence   against   a   fellow   public official.    An    IPSOs    public    perception    survey released   on   September   8th   2015   ranked   the candidate  as  fourth  most  corrupt  leader  after Anne    Waiguru,    Charity    Ngilu    and    Deputy President William Ruto. KYALO  KAMINA  V  SENATE  &  3  OTHERS  [2016] EKLR PRESIDENTIAL STATE OF THE NATION AND LIST OF SHAME 2015	Lost   his   Nairobi   seat   during   the   2017 elections; Charged     with     corruption     offence     of fraudulently making frivolous payment to a law firm in respect to legal fees for civil suit no. 875 of 2010; ·     CASE NO.: ACC/8/2019; Charged    together    with    7    others    with corruption  charges  leading  to  loss  of  Kshs. 213,327,300. ·       MILIMANI COURT: ACC/32/2018
9	George Ochilo Ayacko		Migori County	Governor	Independen t	Violence during party nominations in April 2017	Lost seat in 2017 elections
10	Gladys Boss Shollei		Uasin Gishu County	Woman Representati ve	Jubilee	Procurement irregularities including purchase of the official residence of the Chief Justice at Kshs. 310 million and authorization of Kshs. 46.4 million to build pre-fabricated courts at Mavoko Law Courts EACC/FI/INQ/6/2014 CR 148/16/2015	No further action on case
						EACC/FI/INQ/80/2014 CR148/34/2015 JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION SPECIAL AUDIT REPORT
11	Hassan Joho		Mombasa County	Governor	ODM	Confesses questionable academic qualifications. ETHICS AND ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION REPORT	Questions on authenticity of academic documents have never been settled
12	Kenneth Lusaka		Bungoma County	Governor	Jubilee	10 ‘Special’ wheelbarrows purchased by the County at Kshs. 100,000 each; Possible conflict of interest, candidate is accused of having links to M’Big Company that has won the bulk of Bungoma County contracts. SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT	Lost seat in 2017 general elections Current speaker of Senate No further action on “wheelbarrow” case
13	Mike Sonko		Nairobi County	Governor	Jubilee	Indecent   conduct   in   public   including   alleged harassment of Mtwapa weighbridge incident and involvement  in  a  physical  fight  with  Governor Kidero,  disruption  of  proceedings  of  the  Senate public     accounts     committee;     Allegation     of influencing   the   award   of   a   Kenya   Pipeline Company for a Kshs. 1.32 billion kickbacks. ETHICS AND ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION REPORT	Impeached as Governor of Nairobi on December 3rd 2020. ●    Senate Impeachment Report On record stating that he was intoxicated when he was signing the deed of transfer for Nairobi Metropolitan Services, which is a clear violation of Leadership and Integrity Act and the COK 2010. ●    Hansard Report http://www.parliament.go.ke/sites /default/files/2020-
							12/16.12.2020%20- %20Special%20Sitting_Morning%20 Session.pdf Under investigation by the Ethics and Anti- Corruption Commission, into the illegal and unexplained wealth totaling one Billion Kenya Shillings. ●    EACC annual report 2019-2020. EACC/AT/INQ/01/2020 Additionally, the US has placed a travel ban on Sonko and his family, citing reasons that the former governor was involved in significant acts of corruption during his tenure as governor. https://www.state.gov/designation -of-former-nairobi-governor-sonko- for-involvement-in-significant- corruption/
14	Mathew Lempurkel		Laikipia North	Member of Parliament	ODM	Faces charges of assaulting nominated MP Sarah Korere and threatening police constable Nicholas Kipruto   at   Rumuruti   police   station   in   Laikipia West;	Lost seat in 2017 general elections Found guilty and jailed. Out on bail pending appeal
15	Moses Kuria		Gatundu South	Member of Parliament	Jubilee	Several counts of incitement to violence including against   leaders,   communities   and   journalists; Disobedience of the law and hate speech	Under investigations of embezzlement of the NGCDF funds in Gatundu South Constituency. His brother was a beneficiary of a tender awarded by the CBF board & it
						NATIONAL COHESION AND INTEGRATION COMMISSION REPORTS	is alleged that Kuria benefited 3 million ·     EACC/FI/ INQ/42/2019 Made remarks that he was involved in rigging votes in the 2017 general elections for Jubilee. He was summoned by IEBC for the remarks. Confessed to have received a bribe of kshs 100,000 in 2020 to vote for Amos Kimunya as leader of majority. He even expressed willingness to refund it ·     https://www.bbc.com/news/world- africa-57105150
16	Mwangi Wa Iria		Murang’a County	Governor	Jubilee	Purchase of 24 acres of land at Sh340 million above the market rates, intimidation of IEBC investigators ETHICS AND ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION REPORT	Under investigations by EACC for influencing the award of a kshs. 542 m county tender to a company owned by close friends and family. The court has also frozen two prime properties linked to him which are under asset recovery proceedings by EACC.
17	Oscar Sudi		Kapseret Constituency	Member of Parliament	Jubilee	Forgery of official documents; elected into public office because of falsified documents; intentionally providing false information CR. 148/23/2016 EACC/EL/INQ/60/2015	His prosecution on academic documents still ongoing with several witnesses tabling evidence against him. The case is still ongoing (case taking too long)
18	Samuel Kazungu		Kilifi County	Governor	KADU Asili	Irregularly approved an exaggerated budget of	Lost seat in 2017 elections

 

	Kambi				Kshs. 5.05 billion for the construction of NSSF Tassia Phase 2 Project, a Kshs. 2 billion variation from the original Kshs. 3.3 billion; Kshs. 2 billion NSSF pensions fund ETHICS AND ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION REPORT			Has since been appointed as a Commissioner in the NLC despite substantial claims of failure to pay debts ·     LANDS COMMITTEE VETTING REPORT
19	Stephen Murathi Kambi	Dandora Area 2	Member of the County Assembly		Aspirant   stands   currently   charged   in  Milimani criminal court with eight charges of rape, robbery and illegal possession of guns			1 Million Shillings Bail, no trace of case on the available platforms
20	Zakaria Okoth Obado	Migori County	Governor	ODM	Embezzlement and loss of up to Kshs 600 million through  procurement  irregularities;  Violation  of Section  11  of  the  Election  Offences  Act,  2016 including  use  of  and  perpetration  of  violence during the ODM party nominations in April 2017 leading to destruction of property, loss of lives and intimidation of opponents by issuing threats. ETHICS AND ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION REPORT			Facing charges of murder of Sharon Achieng ·     Criminal Case No. 46 of 2018, High Court at Nairobi) Facing charges of conspiracy to defraud over 500 million shillings from the Migori county. Charged alongside his children, wife, mother, brothers and sister in law. DPP Press Statement dated 25th August 2020
THE RED CARD CAMPAIGN
DISQUALIFY AND REJECT INDIVIDUALS WITH QUESTIONABLE INTEGRITY IN THE AUGUST 2022 POLLS
PRESS RELEASE AND METHODOLOGICAL NOTE
Sunday, 22nd May 2022, Nairobi
We,  Civil  Society  Organisations,  under  the  banner  of  the  National  Integrity  Alliance  (NIA)  have  been  closely monitoring key developments in regard to the enforcement of Chapter 6 of the Constitution on leadership and integrity. With the 9th August 2022 general elections drawing closer, we note that various political formations have nominated candidates to vie for elective seats, and various individuals have also presented themselves to contest as independent candidates. Regrettably a number of these political aspirants have tainted integrity.
At stake in this year’s polls is the risk of electing to public office individuals who are in breach of the leadership and integrity tenets as enshrined in Chapter 6 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010, those named adversely by statutory agencies or prosecuted for corruption, economic crimes and abuse of office or other criminal offences. The cost of electing  such  leaders  is  borne  by  citizens  through  broken  promises  to  provide  effective  public  services,  like witnessed  recently when we  experienced  a surge  in  the cost  of  living  due to  rising  food  and  fuel prices  in  the country. Even worse, the country is losing a third of its budget annually to corruption and caving under a high level of public debt.
The Red Card Campaign
To stop such individuals from ascending to public office and transforming the seeds of corruption into trunks of impunity, we have today launched the Red Card Campaign 2022. This is a continuation of the Red Card Campaign 2017 – a citizens’ driven campaign to rally public support against corrupt and unethical leadership, raise awareness and compel electoral vetting institutions to implement Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya on Leadership and Integrity.
Updates on the 2017 Red Carded individuals
In 2017, we Red Carded 20 individuals that should not have been cleared to participate in the general elections on grounds of integrity and corruption. Some of those red carded, who were unfortunately elected such as, Ferdinand Waititu – former Kiambu County Governor, Mike Sonko – former Nairobi County Governor, Zakaria Okoth Obado – Migori County Governor and Anne Waiguru -Kirinyaga County Governor, were eventually impeached and others are in court following new corruption and criminal charges, while some are subjects of ongoing criminal investigations. These outcomes have lent credence to our past efforts to block individuals unfit to hold public office.
Red Carded Individuals in 2022
The 25 individuals listed below have been Red Carded after an objective and impartial investigation, we hold that they are not fit to serve in any appointive or elective public office. Some of these individuals in Red Card 2022 were also Red Carded in 2017. The list is presented in alphabetical order and not in order of the severity of offences or cases.
Aisha Jumwa – Malindi gubernatorial aspirant, Ali Korane – Garissa gubernatorial aspirant, Anne Waiguru – Kirinyaga gubernatorial aspirant, Babu Owino- Embakasi East MP aspirant, Cleophas Malala -– Kakamega gubernatorial aspirant, Daniel Manduku – Nyaribari Masaba MP aspirant, Didmus Barasa – Kimilili MP aspirant, Evans Kidero – Homa Bay gubernatorial aspirant,  Fahim Twaha – Lamu gubernatorial aspirant, Godhana Dhadho Gaddae – Tana River gubernatorial aspirant, Johanna Ng’eno – Emurrua Dikir MP aspirant, John Walukhe – Sirisia MP aspirant, Joseph Samal – Isiolo North MP aspirant, Kembi Gitura- Muranga senatorial aspirant, Lilian Omollo – Embu senatorial aspirant, Mathew Lempurkel- Laikipia North MP aspirant, Mike Mbuvi Sonko – Mombasa gubernatorial aspirant, Mohamed Abdi Mohamud- Wajir gubernatorial aspirant, Muthomi Njuki – Tharaka Nithi gubernatorial aspirant, Oscar Sudi –Kapseret MP aspirant, Phillip Kaloki – Nairobi county deputy gubernatorial aspirant, Rigathi Gachagua – Deputy President nominee, Samson Cherargei – Nandi senatorial aspirant, Samuel Arama – Nakuru Town West MP aspirant, Sospeter Ojaamong’ – Teso South MP aspirant.
The comprehensive Red Card list can be accessed on the National Integrity Alliance (NIA) website. The list above is not exhaustive, given that many of those who have declared their interest to seek elective positions in the August 2022 general elections have either been adversely mentioned by investigative institutions, face
prosecution or are already convicted.  This is a continuous campaign, and we are still reviewing a number of reports and we will update and publicise the Red Card 2022 list.
How did we arrive at the list for Red Card 2022
The Red Card 2022 list has been generated from authentic and verifiable investigative reports. It includes information gathered from existing reports by oversight institutions including, the Office of the Auditor General (OAG), the Ethics & Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP), National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC), Parliament and various cases before the courts both concluded and active.  The process also involved the people’s vetting commission, comprised of credible civil society and faith-based organizations who scrutinized and validated the list.
The Red Card 2022 list is anchored on the Constitution of Kenya 2010. The guiding criteria is generated from the national values as envisaged in Article 1 and Article 10 of the Constitution; the principles of leadership and integrity under Chapter Six of the Constitution; the principles of public finance in Article 201, values of public services in Article 232 and qualifications for election, moral and ethical requirements referred to under Articles 99 (1) (b) and 193(1)(b) of the Constitution. Other subsidiary legislations include the Public Finance Management Act 2012, Anti- Corruption and Economic Crimes Act 2011, the Leadership and Integrity Act 2012,  the Elections Act 2011 and the Public Procurement and Disposal Act 2015; the NCIC Act and KNCHR Act.
Our rallying call
We call on electoral vetting institutions to exercise their mandate and bar all corrupt and unethical aspirants from vying in the elections. We shall complement this effort by raising awareness of the importance of ethical choices. We have currently filed a petition in court seeking a legal interpretation on the minimum integrity threshold of candidates seeking elective and appointive positions in the public service, as well as the final custodian institution for Chapter 6 of the Constitution. To disrupt the real and present danger to the Nation, we call on Kenyans to join us in a 70-day campaign, beginning today, to Red Card all corrupt and unethical political aspirants. Citizens should flash red cards at any corrupt and unethical aspirants in their rallies and political activities to express their discontent with such individuals. Beginning next week, we will launch an online petition on change.org; we ask the public to sign the petition which we will present together with the list of Red Carded individuals to the EACC and IEBC. We must hold all current and aspiring leaders accountable to Chapter 6 of the Constitution. In case these corrupt and unethical political aspirant’s sieve through the vetting institutions, we call on voters to reject them at the ballot.
We extend our hands of cooperation and partnership to all who seek to place Chapter 6 at the heart of our democracy. We commit to work with political parties, vetting and other relevant institutions to sensitize citizens on the minimum integrity threshold for current and future leaders. Lastly, Kenyans have been made to abandon their ideals every time we have an election because politicians set the agenda making the quest for integrity subservient to other interests. On 9th of August 2022, Kenyans have a date with destiny; we have one more chance to vote for integrity. END
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WHAT IS THE REDCARD CAMPAIGN The #RedCard Campaign seeks to bar aspirants that fall short of the ethical standards of integrity from assuming elective or appointive office. The new spirit of active citizenship across all levels of society and government must be catalysed to enforce existing robust laws and institutions and roll back the future abuse of public office and theft of public resources. The Red Card Campaign has three objectives for the next 70 days. They are 1.) Public education against corruption and abuse of office 2.) De-campaign aspirants who fall short of the ethical threshold of Chapter 6, and 3.) Institute legal proceedings for the removal of those who win the elections despite their demonstrated unethical behaviour.
THE NATIONAL INTEGRITY ALLIANCE (NIA) The  National  Integrity  Alliance  (NIA)  is  a  citizen-centred  integrity  and  anti-corruption  coalition  comprising  Transparency International Kenya (TI-Kenya), Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!, Mzalendo Trust, The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA),  and The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC). NIA seeks to breathe life into the constitutional promise on Integrity by catalysing frontline ethics and anti-corruption institutions and active citizens to Detect, Deter, Disrupt and Defeat corruption at all levels of society.
Chapter 6 is an Ethical Standard for all Aspirants to serve Public Office
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