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Following a Speaker-issued declaration of vacancy for the Ol Kalou National Assembly seat, Gazette Notice No. 6010 announced that a by-election would be held on Thursday, 16 July 2026, in Nyandarua County.
Evidence: Gazette Notice No. 6010, heading and paragraph (a); retained PDF physical p. 11
Why it matters
It records the vacancy trigger and official poll date for electing Ol Kalou’s National Assembly representative.
Evidence: Gazette Notice No. 6010, heading and paragraph (a); retained PDF physical p. 11
Open the key points and evidence
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IEBC appointed Anthony Muhia Njiraini as returning officer and Maurine Chepkemoi Kisiero as deputy returning officer for the Ol Kalou contest.
Gazette Notice No. 6005, operative paragraph and Schedule; retained PDF physical p. 3 -
For separate 14 May by-elections, IEBC listed tallying centres for Emurua Dikirr Constituency and Porro and Endo wards.
Gazette Notice No. 6006, operative paragraph and Schedules; retained PDF physical p. 3 -
The candidate notice covered the Emurua Dikirr National Assembly seat and the Porro and Endo county assembly seats.
Gazette Notice No. 6008, heading and operative paragraph; retained PDF physical p. 9 -
The completed register revision recorded 44,353 voters for Emurua Dikirr, 6,358 for Porro Ward and 14,361 for Endo Ward.
Gazette Notice No. 6009, operative paragraph and Schedules; retained PDF physical p. 11 -
For Ol Kalou, campaigning was scheduled from 25 May to 13 July; registration and revision of the register were suspended until 13 August 2026.
Gazette Notice No. 6010, paragraphs (o)–(t); retained PDF physical p. 12
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