Electoral Reforms · Official document

Gazette Notice No. 430, 431, 432, 433, 434 and 435 — 1. Gazette Notice No. 430 Presidential Election 2. Gazette Notice No. 431 Election for Members of the National Assembly 3. Gazette Notice No. 432 Election for Members of Senate 4. Gazette Notice No. 433 Election for the County Woman Member to the National Assembly 5. Gazette Notice No. 434 Elections for County Governors 6. Gazette Notice No. 435 Notice of Election for Members of the County Assemblies

Kenya Gazette notice · Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission · Gazette Notices

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Kenya Gazette notice
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Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission · Gazette Notices
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The essential point

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Gazette Notice 430 scheduled the presidential election for 9 August 2022 and began its timetable by requiring party membership lists and primary-contest details to reach IEBC by 9 April 2022.

Evidence: Gazette Notice No. 430, printed heading and clauses (a)–(c); retained PDF physical p. 1

Why it matters

It provides a first anchor in the wider election calendar: polling day and the party information IEBC required at the opening stage.

Evidence: Gazette Notice No. 430, printed heading and clauses (a)–(c); retained PDF physical p. 1

Open the key points and evidence

  1. Parties were to conduct presidential primaries and resolve internal disputes by 22 April; independent candidates had to be outside political parties and submit names and symbols by 2 May, with IEBC publication due by 13 May.

    Gazette Notice No. 430, clauses (e)–(i); retained PDF physical p. 1

  2. Public officers intending to contest were to resign by 9 February, while presidential candidates were to submit supporter details for at least 2,000 registered voters in each of a majority of counties by 23 May.

    Gazette Notice No. 430, clauses (j)–(k); retained PDF physical p. 1

  3. Presidential nominations were scheduled for 29 May to 6 June; nomination disputes had to be lodged by 9 June and determined within ten days.

    Gazette Notice No. 430, clauses (l)–(m); retained PDF physical p. 1

  4. Campaigning was scheduled from 29 May to 6 August, between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.; national and constituency chief election-agent names were due by 25 July.

    Gazette Notice No. 430, clauses (n)–(p); retained PDF physical p. 1

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