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Align the county government election laws
County Governments Election Laws (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bill No. 2 of 2024)
Election law as it applies to county assemblies and county executives.
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Before Parliament
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Last recorded movement is third reading 3 March 2026, from Parliament's own record.
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Parliament
Due
9 August 2025
· 13 months past the advised date
Two-year advisory cut-off before the 2027 general election.
Last recorded movement
Third reading 3 March 2026 — Senate Bill No. 2 of 2024
191 days ago.
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