MCA ELECT KISII COUNTY 2022-2027

1. Pemo Okerio -Bosot/Senger -ODM
2. Jeremiah Ongeri -Mach/Bass -PDP
3. James Ondari – Booch/Tendere – Jubilee
4. Naftal Onkoba -Nyacheki- Jubilee
5. Bouse Mairura -Masimba-UDA
6. Sonye J Ondari _Wiper
7. Victor Ombasa -Riana
8. Antony Onkundi -Gesusu-UDA
9. Ishmael Omwongo-Bogiakm-ODM
10.Dismas Tirisa -Bomariba
11. Wilfred Monyenye-KisiiCentral-ODM
12. Peter Gichana -Monyerero-ODM
13. Timothy Ogugu -Magenche -KSC
14. Oyagi -Nyakoe
15.Dennis Ombachi Marani-PDP
16.DukeNyarango -KItutu Central -ODM
17.Boi -keumbu
18.John Ombati -Bomorenda
19.Henry Moracha- Bassi Central
20. Felix Ombati-Chitago/Borabu- -Indep
21. Amos Onderi-Bokimonge-ODM
22. Onchonga Nyagaka-Sensi –
23. Jim Kenyanya-Tabaka-ODM
24. Ibrahim Ongubo-Bobaracho
25. Steve Arika -Ibeno-UPA
26. Beatrice Kerubo -BombabaBorabu-ODM

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Final Tally – Hospital Ward:

1. John Njiru (UDA) – 7,324
2. Maish Mundu (JIBEBE) – 2,832
3. Kennedy Lumbasi (JUBILEE) – 1,827
4. Dunson Mburu (IND) – 1,724
5. Joash Ondieki – 1,261
6. Zack Mwangi – 946
7. Kangongoi Evans – 705
8. Tony Churu – 544
9. Carlos Maina – 528

TALLYING PROCEDURES

• Tallying Centre Receiving Desk
• The receiving desk has retrieval checklists for all the polling stations within the constituency together with names and telephone numbers of the POs and DPOs.

The PO in charge of Receiving Desk:

• Checks to confirm that all results declaration forms have been duly signed and stamped
• Checks that all the unused and/or spoilt forms are included in the
• Confirms the security seals and the serial numbers of the ballot boxes
• Confirms packages to be delivered to the RO as per the Materials Retrieval checklist
• Confirms that the PSD has been duly filled, signed and stamped where
• Reports immediately any anomalies to the
• Directs the PO to the Constituency ICT Clerk

The Constituency ICT Clerk at the Receiving Desk:

• Retrieves and confirms the components of the KIEMS Kit as per the KIEMS Kit issuance/retrieval checklist in the
• Switches on the KIEMS kit and confirms transmission of the results and
• Documents any missing components or malfunctioning on the issuance/retrieval checklist in the PSD and reports to the
• Packages the retrieved kits in a proper and safe
• Delivers all the KIEMS kits to the
• Directs the PO to the DRO

The DRO at the RO’s desk:

• Receives results forms, ballot boxes and PSD from the PO
• Counter checks result declaration forms for completeness and accuracy
• Counter checks the filing, signing and stamping of PSD by the PO
• Fills and signs PSD Handing over/Taking over form
• Hands over the forms and PSD to RO for signature and stamp

The RO:

• Verifies result declaration forms for completeness and
• Verifies the filling, signing and stamping of the PSD by the PO
• Invites tallying centre agents to sign the PSD
• Completes, signs and stamps the Handing over/Taking over section in the PSD
• Announces the polling station name and code, votes in favour of each candidate as recorded in the result declaration forms to the stakeholders present in the Constituency Tallying Centre
• Hands over result declaration forms to Data clerks

The RO must :

• Display/project the collation or result declaration form during collation/tallying of election results
• Enter results in favour of each candidate in collation or result declaration form as recorded in the result form without alteration.
• ACCURATELY enter results from each polling station in the appropriate row in the respective collation or result declaration form
• Enter results in the result collation or declaration form in three separate laptops to ensure accuracy and
• Compare entries in polling station declaration forms and the collation or declaration form frequently to verify if data entered is identical; If there is any variation, verification of entries MUST be done to establish the cause of difference

The RO must:

• Disregard results of a polling station if the total count of votes exceeds the registered voters in that polling station and indicate the PSD for the respective polling station and notify the Commission through the DVREO and DLS on the same
• disregard the results of the count of a polling station where the total votes exceeds the total number of voters who turned out to vote in that polling station
• Arrange polling station result declaration forms serially as per the order of the Polling Stations’ codes per elective position.

The RO must:

• On completion of data entry and verification of results, print a draft copy of result collation and declaration form on a copy of the pre-printed A3 letterhead form
• VERIFY that figures entered in the result collation and declaration form are a true reflection of those in the polling stations result forms
• Invite agents to inspect the draft
• If satisfied with the draft, print the result collation and declaration form on the provided pre-printed A3 letterhead form

The RO must:

• Invite the agents to append their signature in the result collation and declaration forms
• Sign, date and stamp the result collation and declaration forms
• Announce results from the signed, dated and stamped forms
• Make copies of the signed, dated and stamped results form
• Distribute copies to the agents present
• Prepare Forms 35C and 36C
• Declare the winners for the election of MNA and MCA
• Issue Forms 35C and 36C to the winners

The RO must:

• Serially scan all the forms A, B and C series and save into a flash disk
• Upload the scanned copies of forms A and B series to the public portal
• Submit original duly filled Forms 38A, 39A, 37A, 38B, 39B and 37B to the CRO
• Submit the soft copies in excel format of 38B, 39B and 37B to the CRO
• Submit original Forms 34A, 35A, 36A, 34B, 35B, 36B and copies of 35C and 36C to the National Tallying Centre
• Submit the excel format of 34Bto the NTC

The PO on the RO’s Desk (in charge of PSD, Forms and marked Register of Voters):

• Ensures that the
• forms are filed serially per elective positions in different box For forms 36A each county assembly has its file
• copies of all forms are made and filed for the Constituency Office
• Each file has a copy of the B and C series form filed as the top most page for the MNA and MCA files
• The file with form 34As has a copy of the duly filled form 34B at the top
• For the County elections form As in respective files with copies of duly filled Bs at the top
• PSDs are placed in a labeled ballot box
• Marked printed Registers of Voters are put in a labeled ballot box

The RO Incident Reporting Template

• The RO shall document any incident by making an entry in the RO incident reporting template which shall include;
• Name of the Constituency
• Name of RO
• Date
• Details of the issues
• Decision(s) taken, if any
• Recommendation
• Signature

Scrutiny Report.

A total of 45 presidential ballot boxes were availed for scrutiny. While 54 ballot boxes were expected, IEBC indicated that 9 fell on what they termed ‘non-existent’ polling stations and were therefore not available, this could probably be attributed to typos in the order/request or mismatch.
On arrival of the ballot boxes, we did visual inspects and noted that:

1. The boxes looked intact and clean, and the seals were in place;
2. Majority of the boxes did not have form 34A affixed to them as is the norm;
3. Each ballot box was accompanied by the Polling Station Diary.

After receipt of the ballot boxes, actual scrutiny commenced on each ballot box.
Generally, the following observations were cross-cutting in numerous ballot boxes:

1. In numerous ballot boxes, the serial numbers of seals affixed to the ballot boxes did not match those indicated in the Polling Station Diary. In other cases, the entries in the Polling Station Diary had been overwritten to hide the true serial numbers for the seals.
2. In numerous ballot boxes, the duplicate of form 34A was not available inside the ballot box thus casting doubt on the credibility of the “original” form 34A used to declare results when the duplicate is not independently available within the box to confirm its authenticity.
3. Book 2 of Form 34A was supposed to be securely sealed within the ballot box, unused. In numerous cases the book was missing within the box. This cast doubt on where the book was and whether it had been used elsewhere against IEBC’s own commitment that it won’t be used during the elections.
4. In numerous cases, the manual register was not available within the box. This casts doubt on how the manual register was used, or how many entries were made therein. This was contrary to IEBC’s own directions to the officers as communicated to presidential candidates.
5. It was also observed that in majority of the cases there was no form 32 within the ballot boxes. The form could confirm how the manual register was used thus give accurate figures on those identified through the manual register.
6. In numerous cases, the various materials were not secured within sealed envelopes. Within the evidence of seals being inconsistent, this cast doubt on credibility of the contents of the ballot boxes.

Specific to the ballot boxes:

1. Majengo Primary School Station 1 – the following were observed:
a. There was no record of the aperture seal serial number in the Polling Station Diary. The authenticity of the seal on the ballot box could not therefore be confirmed.
b. The ballot box did not have form 34A affixed to its wall.
c. All the seals on the ballot box had serial numbers recorded in the Polling Station Diary but the same were overwritten and altered to make them ineligible and cast doubt on their authenticity.
d. There was no Form 32 in the ballot to confirm how the manual register was used.
e. The duplicate of form 34A was not placed inside the ballot box and was therefore not available.
f. Book 2 of form 34A was not available in the ballot box.
g. A count of ballots attained by Raila Odinga showed he had 129 votes, while the form 34A on the IEBC portal showed a less vote of 128.
2. Majengo Primary School Station 2 – the following were observed:
a. There was no record of the aperture seal serial number in the Polling Station Diary. The authenticity of the seal on the ballot box could not therefore be confirmed.
b. The ballot box did not have form 34A affixed to its wall.
c. There was no Form 32 in the ballot to confirm how the manual register was used.
d. The duplicate of form 34A was not placed inside the ballot box and was therefore not available.
e. Unused Book 2 of form 34A was available in the ballot box.
3. Mvita Primary School Station 1 – the following were observed:
a. There was no record of the aperture seal serial number in the Polling Station Diary. The authenticity of the seal on the ballot box could not therefore be confirmed.
b. The ballot box did not have form 34A affixed to its wall.
c. The cast ballots were not secured in a sealed envelope.
d. The duplicate of form 34A was available but not stamped.
e. Unused Book 2 of form 34A was not available in the ballot box.
4. Mvita Primary School Station 2 – the following were observed:
a. The record of aperture seal was overwritten in the Polling Station Diary thus casting doubt on its credibility.
b. The ballot box had form 34A affixed to its wall.
c. The duplicate of form 34A was available but not stamped.
d. Unused Book 2 of form 34A was not available in the ballot box.
5. Mvita Primary School Station 3 – the following were observed:
a. The ballot box did not have form 34A affixed to its wall.
b. The duplicate of form 34A was available but not stamped.
c. Unused Book 2 of form 34A was not available in the ballot box.
d. Form 32 was not available to confirm use of manual register.
6. Mvita Primary School Station 4 – the following were observed:
a. The ballot box did not have form 34A affixed to its wall.
b. The duplicate of form 34A was available but not stamped.
c. Unused Book 2 of form 34A was not available in the ballot box.
d. Form 32 was not available to confirm use of manual register.
7. Mvita Primary School Station 5 – the following were observed:
a. The aperture seal’s serial number was different from the one recorded in the Polling Station Diary thus lending doubt to the authenticity of the seal or credibility of the content of the ballot box.
b. The ballot seals’ serial numbers recorded in the Polling Station Diary were altered and overwritten thus casting doubt on their credibility.
c. Form 32 was not available to confirm use of manual register.
8. Mvita Primary School Station 6 – the following were observed:
a. The ballot box did not have form 34A affixed to its wall.
b. The duplicate of form 34A was available but not stamped.
c. Form 32 was not available to confirm use of manual register yet the manual register itself was available with 232 crossings indicating it was used but without the required statutory forms.
9. Mvita Primary School Station 7 – the following were observed:
a. The ballot box did not have form 34A affixed to its wall.
b. The ballot papers and contents of the ballot box were not secured in sealed envelopes.
c. The manual register was not enclosed in the ballot box.
d. The duplicate of form 34A was available but not stamped.
e. Unused Book 2 of form 34A was not available in the ballot box.
f. Form 32 was not available to confirm use of manual register.
g. There was inconsistency in the number of registered voters as recorded in form 34A and as presented in the register.

Remuneration and Benefits for State Officers in the County Assembly

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 County Assembly under the Third Remuneration and Benefits Review Cycle that covers Financial Years (FY) 2021/2022-2024/2025. Consequently:

• for the period 2021/2022, as applicable during the second remuneration review cycle; and
• 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. 1. Monthly Remuneration for State officers in the County Assembly for FY 2022/2023

State officer	Basic Salary	House Allowance	Commuter Allowance	Salary Market Adjustment	Gross Salary
Speaker of the County Assembly	315,315	80,000	Official	130,210	525,525
Deputy Speaker of the County Assembly	129,938	60,000	Official	26,625	216,563
Member of the County Assembly	86,625	45,000	Official	12,750	144,375

Notes:

• The monthly remuneration set herein shall be payable upon assumption of office of State officers in the Third County
• The monthly remuneration is fixed for the term of office for the State officer in the County Assembly, unless reviewed and set by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission.
• The remuneration set herein takes into account the reviewed job evaluation grading and includes compensation for plenary
• Salary Market Adjustment is a salary modification that takes into account market positioning, and constitutional and statutory principles on remuneration and benefits.
• The basic salary set herein is 60 percent of the gross salary set
• For purposes of gratuity and pension, the pensionable emolument shall be based on the monthly basic 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 County Assemblies
   • Committee Sitting Allowance

State officers in the County Assembly, who serve in Committees, shall be paid Committee Sitting Allowance as follows:

• Chairperson: KES 6,500 per sitting up to a maximum of KES 104,000 per
• Vice-Chairperson: KES 5,200 per sitting up to a maximum of KES 83,200 per
• Member: KES 3,900 per sitting up to a maximum of KES 62,400 per

• Official Transport:
  • The Speaker of the County Assembly: Shall be provided with an official car of engine capacity not exceeding
  • Deputy Speaker and Member of County Assembly: Shall be provided a Motor Vehicle Reimbursement of KES 2,212,000 for purchase of a car of engine capacity not exceeding 1800cc, for official duties as a Member of County Assembly. The Motor Vehicle Reimbursement shall be payable once in a county assembly term.
  • Car Maintenance Allowance: Shall be paid to Deputy Speaker and Members of County Assembly at the rate of KES 30,167 per
  • Mileage Claim: A Deputy Speaker and a Member of County Assembly shall be reimbursed a claimable mileage allowance of one return journey per week from respective county assembly office to respective ward office at the rate of KES 77.35 per kilometre using a car of engine capacity not exceeding 1800cc. The claimable mileage allowance is zoned and claimable up to a maximum for respective zones as follows:

 

Zone	One Way Distance (Km)	Maximum Return Journey (Km)	Rate of Claimable Mileage Reimbursement in KES	Reimbursable Monthly Mileage Claim of up to a Maximum of KES
1	0 – 45	90	77.35	30,167
2	46 – 80	160	77.35	53,629
3	81 – 115	230	77.35	77,092
4	116 – 150	300	77.35	100,555
5	151 – 185	370	77.35	124,018
6	186 and above	440	77.35	147,481

Notes:

• The maximum monthly reimbursable mileage is to be calculated based on 52 weeks in a year as follows: Maximum monthly reimbursable mileage = (maximum weekly return journey in km X 52 weeks X KES 77.35)/12 months.
• The respective County Assembly Service Board shall ensure that Members of County Assembly are reimbursed within the maximum reimbursable mileage claim for respective zones.
• Special County Assembly Duty Allowance: Shall be paid per month to specific designated offices in recognition of the added responsibilities, as follows:

 

Position	Monthly Limits (KES per Month)
Leader of Majority Leader of Minority	32,000
Chief Whip Deputy Leader of Majority Deputy Leader of Minority	29,000
Chairperson of Committees Deputy Chief Whip Other Whips	26,000
Vice Chairperson of Committees	23,000
Members of Speakers Panel	20,000

Notes:

• Special County Assembly Duty Allowance is paid to State officers in the County Assemblies whose duties involve added responsibility over and above the duties stipulated in one’s terms of service for which a regular salary is paid.
• Special County Assembly Duty Allowance is applicable to State officers in the County Assemblies who are serving in the enlisted leadership positions and it ceases to be paid when the jobholder ceases to hold the leadership position.

• Medical Benefit for Speaker and Member of County Assembly: 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:

Inpatient: KES 3 million Outpatient: KES 200,000

 

Maternity: KES 100,000

Dental: KES 50,000

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 contributions 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
Speaker of the County Assembly	Up to KES 4 million	Up to KES 20 million
Deputy Speaker and Member of County Assembly	Up to KES 2 million	Up to KES 3 million

Notes:

• The applicable rate of interest shall be three (3) percent per annum on a reducing balance for the duration of the
• Members of County Assembly may access a maximum value of KES 5 million loan for purchase or car and/or
• The car loan shall be recoverable within the contract term of a State
• The car loan and mortgage shall be administered and managed centrally by the County Assembly Service Board 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 County Assembly as per the rates reviewed and set by SRC from time to time.
• Airtime: Shall be paid at the following rates:
  • Speaker of the County Assembly: Up to KES 10,000 per
  • Member of the County Assembly: Up to KES 5,000 per
• Official Residence: The Speaker of the County Assembly shall be provided with an official residence together with commensurate home utilities and attendants by the State. The official residence shall be a physical building/house owned by the county government. 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
• Abolished Benefits and Allowances: The following benefits and allowances are abolished and cease to be payable:
  • Transport Facilitation Benefit in the form of a Car Grant; and
  • Sitting Allowance for Plenary

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

IEBC Returning Officers For all Counties & Constituencies – Names, Contacts

THE KENYA GAZETTE

Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya

(Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.)

Vol. CXXIV—No. 79                      NAIROBI, 28th April, 2022                                      Price Sh. 60

 

 

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4954

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE ELECTIONS ACT

(No. 24 of 2011)

THE ELECTIONS (REGISTRATION OF VOTERS) REGULATIONS, 2012

SUSPENSION OF CONTINUOUS VOTER REGISTRATION

IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Articles 83 and 88 (4) of the Constitution of Kenya, sections 5 and 8 (1), (2) (a) and (b) of the Elections Act, 2011, Regulations 13, 14 and 15 of the Elections (Registration of Voters) Regulations, 2012, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission gives notice that the application for new registration and change in registration of voters in Kenya and for Kenyan citizens living outside the country shall be suspended from the 4th May, 2022 to 13th March, 2023. The Commission notifies the public that this suspension is to enable availability of the register of voters to the public for purposes of verification of biometric data and particulars of registered voters in accordance with sections 6A of the Elections Act, 2011.

Dated the 27th April, 2022.

W.W. CHEBUKATI,

Chairperson, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4955

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE ELECTIONS ACT

(No. 24 of 2011)

THE ELECTIONS (REGISTRATION OF VOTERS) REGULATIONS, 2012

AVAILABILITY OF THE REGISTER OF VOTERS FOR VERIFICATION

IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Article 88 (4) (b) of the Constitution of Kenya, sections 4, 6A, 11 and 12 of the Elections Act, 2011 and Regulations 27A and 27B the Election (Registration of Voters) Regulations, 2012, of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission gives notice that the new Preliminary Register of Voters has been completed and is available for verification

for a period of thirty (30) days from the 4th May, 2022 to 2nd June, 2022.

The Register of Voters may be verified at the registration centers published in a Special Issue of the Kenya Gazette Notice No. 10442 carried in Vol. CXXIII–No. 203, on 1st October, 2021 and Gazette Notices No. 194, 195 and 196 carried in Vol. CXXIV–No. 7 and published on the 14th January, 2022.

How to make a claim:

A person who duly applied to be registered and his or her name or biometric data has not been captured correctly in the register of voters may make a claim to the Registration Officer within the period prescribed for verification.

The claim must be made in the Prescribed Form. Dated the 28th April, 2022.

W.W. CHEBUKATI,

Chairperson, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

 

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4956

 

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE ELECTIONS ACT

(No. 24 of 2011)

THE ELECTIONS (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 2012 APPOINTMENT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL RETURNING OFFICER FOR THE

GENERAL ELECTION SCHEDULED TO BE HELD ON 9TH AUGUST, 2022

IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Articles 88 (4), 137, 138 (10) of the Constitution of Kenya, section 4 of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Act, 2011, sections 38 and 39 (1D) of the Elections Act, 2011 and Regulations 83 (1) (i) and (2) of the Elections (General) Regulations, 2012, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission appoints the Chairperson of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission named in the third column of the Schedule as the Returning Officer for the Presidential Election scheduled to be held on 9th August, 2022.

 

 

 

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Designation Name Presidential Returning Officer Wanyonyi Wafula Chebukati

SCHEDULE

 

 

 

Dated the 28th April, 2022.

 

 

 

 

 

W.W. CHEBUKATI,

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4959

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA

THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION ACT

(No. 9 of 2011)

 

Chairperson, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

 

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4957

 

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA

THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION ACT

(No. 9 of 2011) THE ELECTIONS ACT

(No. 24 of 2011)

THE ELECTIONS (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 2012 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

CORRIGENDA

IN Gazette Notice No. 430 of 2022, Vol. CXXIV–No. 14, published on the 20th January, 2022, delete and insert as specified hereinbelow:

1. Page 199; Paragraph (f)

THE ELECTIONS ACT (No. 24 of 2011)

THE ELECTIONS (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 2012 ELECTIONS FOR COUNTY GOVERNORS CORRIGENDA

IN Gazette Notice No. 434 of 2022, Vol. CXXIV–No. 14, published on the 20th January, 2022, delete and replace as specified herein below:

1. Page 202; Paragraph (f)

Delete; Political parties intending to present candidates through direct nominations or party primaries shall submit the names of the persons nominated to contest in the election to the Commission on or before the Thursday, 28th April, 2022.

Insert; Political parties intending to present candidates through direct nominations or party primaries shall submit to the Commission the names of the County Governors and Deputy County Governors selected to contest in the election in the prescribed format on or before Monday, 16th May, 2022.

Dated the 27th April, 2022.

 

Delete; Political parties intending to present a Presidential Candidate through direct nominations or party primaries shall submit the name of the person nominated to contest in the election to the Commission on or before the Thursday, 28th April, 2022.

Insert; Political parties intending to present a Presidential and Deputy Presidential candidates through party primaries or direct nominations shall submit the names of the Presidential and Deputy Presidential candidates in the prescribed format to the Commission on or before Monday, 16th May, 2022.

Dated the 27th April, 2022.

W.W. CHEBUKATI,

Chairperson, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

 

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4958

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA

THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION ACT

(No. 9 of 2011) THE ELECTIONS ACT

(No. 24 of 2011)

THE ELECTIONS (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 2012 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

ADDENDUM

IN Gazette Notice No. 430 of 2022, Vol. CXXIV–No. 14, published on the 20th January, 2022, insert as specified hereinbelow:

2. Page 199; immediately after Paragraph (h)

Insert; Candidates intending to participate in this election as independent candidates shall submit their names and that of their Deputies in the prescribed format to the Commission on or before Monday, 16th May, 2022.

Dated the 27th April, 2022.

W.W. CHEBUKATI,

Chairperson, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

W.W. CHEBUKATI,

Chairperson, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4960

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA

THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION ACT

(No. 9 of 2011) THE ELECTIONS ACT

(No. 24 of 2011)

THE ELECTIONS (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 2012 ELECTIONS FOR COUNTY GOVERNORS ADDENDUM

IN Gazette Notice No. 434 of 2022, Vol. CXXIV–No. 14, published on the 20th January, 2022, delete and replace as specified herein below:

1. Page 202; immediately after Paragraph (h)

Insert; Candidates intending to participate in this election as independent candidates shall submit to the Commission their names and that of their Deputies in the prescribed format on or before Monday, 16th May, 2022.

Dated the 27th April, 2022.

W.W. CHEBUKATI,

Chairperson, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4961

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES

COMMISSION ACT, 2011

(No. 9 of 2011) THE ELECTIONS ACT

(No. 24 of 2011)

THE ELECTION (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 2012

 

 

 

 

APPOINTMENT OF COUNTY AND CONSTITUENCY RETURNING OFFICERS FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION SCHEDULED TO BE HELD ON 9TH AUGUST, 2022

County Code County Name Const. Code Const. Name Name of Returning Officer 001 Mombasa 001 Changamwe Charo Kalume Charo 001 Mombasa 002 Jomvu Husna Hassan Salim 001 Mombasa 003 Kisauni Ole Taiswa John 001 Mombasa 004 Nyali Wario Ibrahim Ali 001 Mombasa 005 Likoni Margaret Wakesho Mzae 001 Mombasa 006 Mvita Masha Sudi Mwakulonda 002 Kwale 007 Msambweni Omara Mbwana Japhet 002 Kwale 008 Lunga Lunga Raymond Makazi Kaingu 002 Kwale 009 Matuga Mwarua Chikophe Abdallah 002 Kwale 010 Kinango Joseph Baraza Mwafondo 003 Kilifi 011 Kilifi North Hamisi Halfani Tsumo 003 Kilifi 012 Kilifi South Jumaa Musa Jumaa 003 Kilifi 013 Kaloleni Neema Douglas Karisa 003 Kilifi 014 Rabai Maftah Nuru Faraj 003 Kilifi 015 Ganze Mohammed Bahero Aboud 003 Kilifi 016 Malindi – 003 Kilifi 017 Magarini Aisha Senge Abubakar 004 Tana River 018 Garsen – 004 Tana River 019 Galole Siyat Mahat Sabul 004 Tana River 020 Bura Jamanda Abdul Swaleh 005 Lamu 021 Lamu East Kitsao Karani Stephen 005 Lamu 022 Lamu West Saha Madzungu Isaiah 006 Taita Taveta 023 Taveta Yusuf Abubakar Mohammed 006 Taita Taveta 024 Wundanyi Gitau Gachui John 006 Taita Taveta 025 Mwatate Shida Tsuwi Alphonce 006 Taita Taveta 026 Voi Christine Munga Mwaidza 007 Garissa 027 Garissa Township Abdi Yunis Mohamed 007 Garissa 028 Balambala Ali Nur Hussein 007 Garissa 029 Lagdera Ibrahim Abdi Farah 007 Garissa 030 Dadaab Abdi Sheikh Mohamed 007 Garissa 031 Fafi Abdullahi Ibrahim Issack 007 Garissa 032 Ijara Issack Muhumed Mohamud 008 Wajir 033 Wajir North Abdullahi Musa Mohamed 008 Wajir 034 Wajir East Salim Bilali 008 Wajir 035 Tarbaj Mohamed Rashid Maalim Ahmed 008 Wajir 036 Wajir West Gedi Arale Noor 008 Wajir 037 Eldas Abdibashir Alinoor Ibrahim 008 Wajir 038 Wajir South Godana Hilama Habiba 009 Mandera 039 Mandera West Abdikadir Abdullahi Ahmed 009 Mandera 040 Banissa Hussein Abdi Hassan 009 Mandera 041 Mandera North Hashim Ahmed Ismail 009 Mandera 042 Mandera South Musdaf Abdullahi Ahmed 009 Mandera 043 Mandera East Mohamed Olow Mohamud 009 Mandera 044 Lafey Yasin Abdikarim Hirey 010 Marsabit 045 Moyale Gitonga Mauta Jephither 010 Marsabit 046 North Horr Hillary Korir Larema Chebii 010 Marsabit 047 Saku Simon Sanchana Lokadio 010 Marsabit 048 Laisamis Lumwagi Esuza Benson 011 Isiolo 049 Isiolo North Mariach Limaris Jackson

IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Article 88 (4) (d) and

(f) of the Constitution of Kenya, section 11 of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Act, 2011, sections 39 (1A) and (1B) of the Elections Act, 2011 and Regulations 3 and 4 of the Elections (General) Regulations, 2012, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission appoints the persons named in the Third Column of the First Schedule as the County Returning Officers, the persons named in the Fifth Column of the Second Schedule as the Constituency Returning Officers, the persons named in the Fifth Column of the Third Schedule as the Deputy Constituency Returning Officers and the persons names in the second Column of the Fourth Schedule as Returning and Deputy Returning Officers for Kenyan citizens residing outside the Country.

The appointments are for the purpose of the 9th August, 2022 General Election exercise.

Note: The Constituency Returning and Deputy Returning Officers shall also be Registration and Registration Assitants for purposes of the verification of the register of voters execise scheduled to be conducted from the 4th May, 2022 to the 2nd June, 2022.

FIRST SCHEDULE COUNTY RETURNING OFFICERS

SECOND SCHEDULE CONSTITUENCY RETURNING OFFICERS

 

County Code	County Name	Name of Returning Officer
001	Mombasa	Swalha Ibrahim Yusuf
002	Kwale	Kariuki Gacoki Obadiah
003	Kilifi	Husein Gurre Mohamed
004	Tana River	Ogalo Yona Owiyo
005	Lamu	Maro Ade David
006	Taita Taveta	Eisha Omar Mohamed
007	Garissa	Guliya Hussein Abdiwahid
008	Wajir	Adan Ali Mohamed
009	Mandera	Adan Harar Noor
010	Marsabit	Kingoo Mukewa Joseph
011	Isiolo	Seki Lepati Samuel
012	Meru	Wambugu Ndungu William
013	Tharaka Nithi	Mohamed Gonjobe Raka
014	Embu	Kamene Mutisya Agnes
015	Kitui	Gichichi Macharia Samuel
016	Machakos	Nelly Illongo
017	Makueni	Maurice Kepoi Raria Mparo
018	Nyandarua	Nancy Wanjiku Kariuki
019	Nyeri	Nduku Kimeu Annahstacia
020	Kirinyaga	Jane Wairimu Chege Gitonga
021	Murang’a	Saumu Omar Chirchir
022	Kiambu	Mutwiri Njabani Arnold
023	Turkana	John Cox Lorionokou
024	West Pokot	Nakhanu Wamalwa Joyce
025	Samburu	Paul Cheruiyot Kones
026	Trans-Nzoia	Obonyo Odhiambo Amos
027	Uasin Gishu	Irene Mutai
028	Elgeyo Marakwet	Kiprotich A. Mutai Charles
029	Nandi	Silas Kipruto Rotich
030	Baringo	Muhia Mwangi John
031	Laikipia	Aluisia Kanini Kimani
032	Nakuru	Joseph Mele Eroo
033	Narok	Robert Isaac Sidney Namulungu
034	Kajiado	Mureithi Mucheke Festus
035	Kericho	Sabiri Osiemo Jacqueline
036	Bomet	Lenarum Daniel
037	Kakamega	Joseph Otieno Ayatta
038	Vihiga	Tiyo Kisompe Peter
039	Bungoma	Grace Chepchirchir Rono
040	Busia	Chebii Lazarus
041	Siaya	Catherine Bulinda Wandabwa
042	Kisumu	Solomon Magovi Mudanya
043	Homabay	Fredrick Ochieng Apopa
044	Migori	Ben Moseti Misati
045	Kisii	Kosgei Michael Kipngeno
046	Nyamira	Anthony Njoroge Douglas
047	Nairobi	Gogo Nguma Albert

 

 

 

 

 

 

			County Code County Name Const. Code   Const. Name Name of Deputy Constituency Returning Officer         Bagalana 003 Kilifi 011 Kilifi North Elizabeth Kavuna Alex 003 Kilifi 012 Kilifi South Sopa Omari Mohamed 003 Kilifi 013 Kaloleni Emmanuel Nyundo Mangale 003 Kilifi 014 Rabai Abdul Mohamed Issa 003 Kilifi 015 Ganze – 003 Kilifi 016 Malindi Moureen Taabu Mutambuki 003 Kilifi 017 Magarini Fatuma Gaituma Barhe 004 Tana River 018 Garsen Malika Mwanajuma Jillo 004 Tana River 019 Galole Mary Mrunde Ngoka 004 Tana River 020 Bura – 005 Lamu 021 Lamu East James Juma Nasibu 005 Lamu 022 Lamu West Mwamize Mohammed Achani 006 Taita Taveta 023 Taveta Monica Mbogo Njiru 006 Taita Taveta 024 Wundanyi – 006 Taita Taveta 025 Mwatate Martin Kai Haro 006 Taita Taveta 026 Voi Hassan Khamisi Motto 007 Garissa 027 Garissa Township Halima Hassan Shidiye 007 Garissa 028 Balambala Leila Abbass Mohamed 007 Garissa 029 Lagdera Farhiya Diriye Aden 007 Garissa 030 Dadaab Hussein Hirab Shuriye 007 Garissa 031 Fafi Mohamed Maow Abdi 007 Garissa 032 Ijara Daud Garat Hudle 008 Wajir 033 Wajir North Kassim Billow Adan 008 Wajir 034 Wajir East Abdinoor Bashir Mohamed 008 Wajir 035 Tarbaj Halima Ahmed Bare 008 Wajir 036 Wajir West Omar Hussein Elmi 008 Wajir 037 Eldas Maryan Hassan Mohamed 008 Wajir 038 Wajir South Ibrahim Adan Osman 009 Mandera 039 Mandera West Shaaban Mohamud Sheikh 009 Mandera 040 Banissa Khadija Adan Hassan 009 Mandera 041 Mandera North Ahmed Baryare Ali 009 Mandera 042 Mandera South Hassan Mohamed Adan 009 Mandera 043 Mandera East Mohamed Abdinoor Salat 009 Mandera 044 Lafey Alinoor Ibrahim Aliow 010 Marsabit 045 Moyale Mamo Elema Adano 010 Marsabit 046 North Horr Ote Shatu Marsa 010 Marsabit 047 Saku Wilson Malasia Lekidenye 010 Marsabit 048 Laisamis Haro Asil Ture 011 Isiolo 049 Isiolo North Jaffar Galgalo Halake 011 Isiolo 050 Isiolo South Ann Makandi 012 Meru 051 Igembe South Mercy Faith Kawira 012 Meru 052 Igembe Central Geoffrey Mutuma Kimathi 012 Meru 053 Igembe North – 012 Meru 054 Tigania West Ann Kagwiria Kobia 012 Meru 055 Tigania East Doreen Gakii Muriungi 012 Meru 056 North Imenti – 012 Meru 057 Buuri Consolata Muthoni 012 Meru 058 Central Imenti Purity Wanja Mwaniki 012 Meru 059 South Imenti Samuel Murathi Gichovi 013 Tharaka Nithi 060 Maara Faith Gatwiri Guantai 013 Tharaka Nithi 061 Chuka/Igamba /Ngombe Nancy Kagendo Njeru 013 Tharaka Nithi 062 Tharaka –

 

County Code	County Name	Const. Code	Const. Name	Name of Returning Officer
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044	Migori	256	Suna West	Kennedy Otieno Okoth
044	Migori	257	Uriri	Joseph Benson Ngeno
044	Migori	258	Nyatike	David Langat
044	Migori	259	Kuria West	Kiplangat Ngeny Robert
044	Migori	260	Kuria East	Ojiem Oriedo Samson
045	Kisii	261	Bonchari	Delvin Chelangat Sure
045	Kisii	262	South Mugirango	Catherine Chepkirui
045	Kisii	263	Bomachoge Borabu	Omondi Daula Moses
045	Kisii	264	Bobasi	Chebet Fridah
045	Kisii	265	Bomachoge Chache	–
045	Kisii	266	Nyaribari Masaba	Akumu Imbo Hilda
045	Kisii	267	Nyaribari Chache	Mark Gikaro Manco
045	Kisii	268	Kitutu Chache North	Grace Atieno Owino
045	Kisii	269	Kitutu Chache South	David Kipkemoi Cherop
046	Nyamira	270	Kitutu Masaba	Sumbwa Ambuko Benson
046	Nyamira	271	West Mugirango	–
046	Nyamira	272	North Mugirango	Wesley Kipyegon Ruttoh
046	Nyamira	273	Borabu	Julius Meja Okeyo
047	Nairobi	274	Westlands	Hellen Ndaki Mutuva Mamwaka
047	Nairobi	275	Dagoretti North	Njenga Leonard
047	Nairobi	276	Dagoretti South	Rosaline Yiamat Kasale
047	Nairobi	277	Langata	Janet Ndanu Mutia
047	Nairobi	278	Kibra	–
047	Nairobi	279	Roysambu	Mwangi Kimani Bernard
047	Nairobi	280	Kasarani	Chilai Amosi Nyongesa
047	Nairobi	281	Ruaraka	Gakuru Muthee Patrick
047	Nairobi	282	Embakasi South	Njuki Mugo Hanson
047	Nairobi	283	Embakasi North	Milliam Wanjiru Gachihi
047	Nairobi	284	Embakasi East	Mbolu Musyoka Daniel
047	Nairobi	285	Embakasi West	Waitherero Muhu Tabitha
047	Nairobi	286	Embakasi Central	Mutiso Mbithi Justus
047	Nairobi	287	Makadara	Jesse Cheruiyot Tonui
047	Nairobi	288	Kamukunji	–
047	Nairobi	289	Starehe	Alice Ndunge Kimani
047	Nairobi	290	Mathare	Wangari Munyiri Lucy

THIRD SCHEDULE

DEPUTY CONSTITUENCY RETURNING OFFICERS

 

County Code	County Name	Const. Code	Const. Name	Name of Deputy Constituency Returning Officer
001	Mombasa	001	Changamwe	Joseph Nzaphila Mwero
001	Mombasa	002	Jomvu	Constance Shangi Mwamlongo
001	Mombasa	003	Kisauni	John Nderingo Kichikiro
001	Mombasa	004	Nyali	Pauline Luvuno Chonga
001	Mombasa	005	Likoni	Joseph Mbizi Nsogomoa
001	Mombasa	006	Mvita	Khadija Mohamed Ahmed
002	Kwale	007	Msambweni	Florence Mwatsuma
002	Kwale	008	Lunga Lunga	Mwanajuma Ali Gandani
002	Kwale	009	Matuga	Esther Zawadi Mweni
002	Kwale	010	Kinango	Maulid Salim Mohamed

 

 

 

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County Code	County Name	Const. Code	Const. Name	Name of Deputy Constituency Returning Officer
047	Nairobi	284	Embakasi East	Cecelia Mukuhi Thuo
047	Nairobi	285	Embakasi West	Miriam Sanayian Kereto
047	Nairobi	286	Embakasi Central	Najma Abulkhalik Abdalla
047	Nairobi	287	Makadara	Eva Nadupoi Lengete
047	Nairobi	288	Kamukunji	Hannah Wanjiku Muchiru
047	Nairobi	289	Starehe	Martin Maigua Maina
047	Nairobi	290	Mathare	John Kimani Njoroge

County Code County Name Const. Code   Const. Name Name of Deputy Constituency Returning Officer 046 Nyamira 270 Kitutu Masaba Bob Asstless Mauko 046 Nyamira 271 West Mugirango Neville Odongo Okumu 046 Nyamira 272 North Mugirango Samwel Otieno Ochieng 046 Nyamira 273 Borabu Daisy Cherotich 047 Nairobi 274 Westlands Dahabu Jeldesa Boru 047 Nairobi 275 Dagoretti North Joseph Juma Kamau 047 Nairobi 276 Dagoretti South Anthony Ngugi Mutheki 047 Nairobi 277 Langata Phylis Wangu Macharia 047 Nairobi 278 Kibra Hobby Njambi Gitau 047 Nairobi 279 Roysambu Racheal Phyllis Wangari Mariga 047 Nairobi 280 Kasarani Susan Wanjiru Gladys 047 Nairobi 281 Ruaraka Jane Nyawira Hiuhu 047 Nairobi 282 Embakasi South Kennedy Njoroge Kamau 047 Nairobi 283 Embakasi North Scholastica Wanjiru Maina

FOURTH SCHEDULE

RETURNING OFFICERS FOR THE ELECTION OF KENYAN CITIZENS RESIDING OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY

 

Designation	Name of officer
Returning Officer	Abdidahir Maalim
Deputy Returning Officer	William Tumaini Kahindi

Dated the 26th April, 2022.

W.W. CHEBUKATI,

Chairperson, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tigania East constituency

Presidential results Tigania East constituency

Registered votes. 83,527

Raila Amolo. 23,655
William Ruto. 29,347
Wahiga Mwure 112
Wajackoya George 418

Total valid votes. 53524

Total rejected votes 731

Parliamentary results

Registered votes 83,527

Mpuru Aburi 32,172
Kabeabea Josphat 11,058
Kirianki Dickson. 174
Kirimi Jackson. 199
Mburugu Tarsila Kawira 445
Muthomi Wickliffe 3217
Mitiga Dominic. 2106
Mwenda Harrison. 061
Mungathia Robert mburunga. 432
Ntuala Samwel Gikundi 723

Votes casted 53598

Governor

Registered votes 83527

Linturi Mithika. 12469
Murungi Kiraitu. 13671
Kawira Mwangaza. 27603

Vote cast 53745
Rejected. 833
Valid votes 53465

Women Rep

Registered votes 83527
Felicity Nkirote. 30976
Perpetual Kaburu. 870
Kailemia Elizabeth 16080
Beth Kanana. 1570
Susan Kinyua. 384
Gakii Mbui. 1644
Charity Michuki. 285
Miriam Munoru. 202
Mutwiri Irene. 107
Edith Nkatha. 721
Ngatunyi Mary. 808

Valid votes. 53617
Rejected votes 777

Senator Results

Casted votes 83527

Arimba Kaberia 5373
Gituma Rosemary. 2059
John Mburuki. 1121
Kathuri Murungi. 23141
Kirera Muthomi. 730
Mary Muthoni. 992
Marete Kinoti. 985
Mitheu Godfrey.
Mithika James 2186
Mituma Thuranira. 822

Votes Casted. 53945
Rejected votes. 906

ODM’s Peter Orero won the Kibra parliamentary Seat with 33,008 votes

UDA’s Mcdonald Mariga came in second position with 20,049 votes.

The incumbent Kibra MP Imran Okoth (independent) came in third with 18, 901 votes.

Peter Orero has been the chair to the Secondary Schools Sports Association, KSSSA.

Have you been shortlisted and invited for the 2022 IEBC jobs? Here are some questions and answers to expect.

IEBC Interview sample questions

1.Define; BVR, IEBC, IEDS
2. State six elective positions
3. Identify four core values of IEBC
4. In two sentences explain how u can assist IEBC to ensure a fair and credible elections.
5. Identify five key activitiest that take place prior to the election.
6. Highlight the duties and responsibilities of a clerck.
7. Who is incharge of a polling station.

Answers

1. Biometric voter registration, Independent electrol and bounderies commission, Intermidiate Electrol divice systems
2. President, governor,senator, m.p, women rep, M.C.A
3. Integrity, accountable, nonpartisan, fairness, honest,
credible
4. Being just, being fair And commited
5. Voter registration, voter education, training of officials, voter verification
6. Marking layout to voters, issuance of baLlot papers to voters, counting, cleaning the station, taking other duties assigned by the presiding officer,
7. Returning officer

The Salaries and Remuneration Commission, SRC, has released updated salaries and allowances for Members of County Assemblies (MCAs).

According to SRC, an MCA earns a salary of Ksh 144,375 per month. This includes a basic salary of Ksh 86,625, a house allowance of Ksh 45,000 and a market adjustment of Ksh 12,750.

MCA Salaries in Kenya
Basic Salary	Ksh 86,625
House Allowance	Ksh 45,000
Market Adjustment	Ksh 12,750
Total Salary Per Month	Ksh 144,375

 

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