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The essential point
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The document says the Commission used lower-electoral-level average costs, population and land area to calculate a presidential campaign spending limit of KSh 4,435,565,094, selecting that method because those lower-level averages were available.
Evidence: Section 1.0; retained PDF physical p. 2 (OCR)
Why it matters
Section 3 organizes the material as spending limits in each electoral unit. Its opening page includes a presidential campaign-limit table and a county contest table.
Evidence: Section 3.0 and Table 4 headings; retained PDF physical p. 4 (OCR)
Open the key points and evidence
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The political-party calculation assumes every party will field candidates across all electoral levels.
Section 2.0 opening paragraph; retained PDF physical p. 3 (OCR) -
On that stated basis, the document concludes that a political party's total campaign expenditure limit will be KSh 17,712,306,734.
Section 2.0 conclusion; retained PDF physical p. 3 (OCR) -
Its county table groups County Governor, Senator and County Women Member to the National Assembly contests under county election campaign limits.
Section 3.0 and Table 4 headings; retained PDF physical p. 4 (OCR) -
A separate table is headed National Assembly Election Campaign Limits.
Table 5 heading; retained PDF physical p. 5 (OCR) -
Another table is headed County Assembly Ward Election Campaign limits.
County Assembly Ward table heading; retained PDF physical p. 13 (OCR)
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