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The essential point
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IEBC declared the winners of seven by-elections held on 4 March 2021: National Assembly seats in Matungu and Kabuchai, plus County Assembly seats in Huruma, Hells Gate, London, Kiamokama and Kitise/Kithuki wards.
Evidence: Gazette Notice No. 2213, heading and operative paragraph; retained PDF physical p. 1
Why it matters
It is the official declaration identifying the winners of two constituency and five ward contests.
Evidence: Gazette Notice No. 2213, heading and operative paragraph; retained PDF physical p. 1
Open the key points and evidence
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The declaration covers two National Assembly seats and five County Assembly wards.
Gazette Notice No. 2213, heading and operative paragraph; retained PDF physical p. 1 -
The Schedule records Peter Oscar Nabulindo for Matungu with 14,257 votes and Majimbo Kalasinga Joseph Wekesa Simiyu for Kabuchai with 19,274 votes.
Gazette Notice No. 2213, Schedule rows for Matungu, Kabuchai and Hells Gate; retained PDF physical p. 1 -
The Schedule records Viginia Wamaitha Gicanga for Hells Gate Ward with 3,955 votes.
Gazette Notice No. 2213, Schedule rows for Matungu, Kabuchai and Hells Gate; retained PDF physical p. 1 -
The Schedule records Lucy Ng’endo Njoroge and Malack Matara Mainya for Huruma and Kiamokama wards with 2,498 and 1,907 votes respectively.
Gazette Notice No. 2213, Schedule rows for Huruma, Kiamokama, Kitise/Kithuki and London; retained PDF physical p. 2 -
The Schedule records Sebastian Muli Munguti and Anthony Nzuki Wachira for Kitise/Kithuki and London wards with 3,892 and 1,707 votes respectively.
Gazette Notice No. 2213, Schedule rows for Huruma, Kiamokama, Kitise/Kithuki and London; retained PDF physical p. 2
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