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Judgment date 26 September 2022 Language English Type Judgment Original source file Download DOCX (216.1 KB) Collections Case Indexes Electoral Law Elections Election Petitions 2022 Presidential Election Petitions 2022 Date published 29 September 2022 Case action Judgment Court division Election Petitions Filing county Nairobi Order (a)the Presidential Election Petition No. E005 of 2022, as consolidated with Presidential Election Petition Nos. E001, E002, E003, E004, E007 & E008 of 2022 dismissed. (b) as a consequence, the election of the 1st respondent as President-elect to be valid under Article 140(3) of the Constitution. (c) regulation 87 (3) of the Elections (General) Regulations, 2012 declared unconstitutional to the extent that it purported to vest the power of verifying and tallying Presidential Election results, as received at the National Tallying Centre, solely on the Chairperson to the exclusion of other members of the Commission.
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