Voter Education
Everything you need to know about participating in Kenya's upcoming elections
The Voting Process
A step-by-step guide to participating in Kenya's democratic process.
Voter Registration
Ensure you're registered to vote by visiting the nearest IEBC office with your national ID or passport. Registration closes before election day, so don't wait!
Know Your Candidates
Research candidates for all positions using Kiongozi Online. Compare manifestos, track records, and policy positions to make informed choices.
Locate Your Polling Station
Use our Polling Station Locator to find your exact voting location. Arrive early with your national ID or passport to avoid queues.
Cast Your Vote
Mark your ballot papers clearly and fold them as instructed. Place each ballot in the correct ballot box and get your finger marked with indelible ink.
Verification & Results
Stay at the polling station for counting if possible. Results are announced publicly and uploaded to the IEBC portal for transparency.
Election Information
Essential information about Kenya's upcoming elections.
Positions to Elect
President, Deputy President, Governors, Senators, Members of Parliament, County Assembly Members, and Women Representatives across all 47 counties.
Election Timeline
Key dates including candidate nomination deadlines, campaign periods, and voter registration deadlines will be announced by IEBC.
Constituency Information
Kenya has 290 constituencies for National Assembly elections and 1,450 wards for County Assembly elections across all 47 counties.
Voter Requirements
Must be a Kenyan citizen, 18 years or older, registered with IEBC, and possess a valid national ID or passport on election day.
Ballot Papers
You'll receive multiple ballot papers for different positions. Each ballot is color-coded and must be placed in the correct ballot box.
Election Security
IEBC works with security agencies to ensure peaceful elections. Report any irregularities to election officials or through official channels.
Your Rights as a Voter
Know your rights and responsibilities in Kenya's democratic process.
Your Rights
- Vote freely without intimidation or coercion
- Access accurate information about candidates
- Cast your ballot in secret
- Request assistance if you have disabilities
- Remain at polling stations during counting
- Report electoral malpractices to authorities
- Receive voter education and information
- Access election results transparently
Your Responsibilities
- Register to vote before deadlines
- Verify your voter registration details
- Research candidates and their manifestos
- Arrive at polling station with valid ID
- Follow polling station procedures
- Mark ballot papers correctly and clearly
- Respect the secrecy of other voters
- Report suspicious activities to officials
Preparing for Elections
Stay informed and prepared for Kenya's upcoming elections.
Election Information
Official election dates and deadlines will be announced by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). Check their official website and Kiongozi Online for updates.
What You Need to Vote
- Valid national ID or passport
- Voter registration confirmation
- Know your polling station location
- Arrive early to avoid queues
Stay Updated
- Follow IEBC official announcements
- Check Kiongozi Online regularly
- Register to vote when registration opens
- Research candidates and their platforms