County profile

Bomet County

Its Senator, Woman Representative and MPs — what they contribute in both Houses — plus the official NG-CDF money reaching its 5 constituencies.

5Constituencies
7Representatives
376,985Registered voters 2022
85.8Registered per 100 adults counted in 2019
323Contributions in Parliament KSh 963.1MNG-CDF approved FY 2025/26

Representatives

Who speaks for Bomet in Parliament.

2022 election — who won here

Declared winners from the IEBC Kenya Gazette.

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Registered voters: 376,985 were on IEBC's 2022 Register of Voters for this county. That is the electorate, not the turnout — the gazette records the winner's votes, and no total-ballots-cast figure is published here.

Against the population: the 2019 census counted 439,468 people aged 18 and over in Bomet, so the register holds 85.8 registered voters for every 100 of them. The two counts are 3 years apart and the register is the later one: the 71,409 people here who were 15, 16 or 17 on census night had all reached voting age by 2022. They are in the register and not in the population it is divided by, which lifts this figure. It is a ratio of two counts, not a registration rate, and there is no comparable figure below county level, because the Bureau's sub-counties are not constituencies.

Registered voters by constituency — 5 seats — tap to expand
ConstituencyIEBC codeRegistered votersPolling stations
Sotik 194 86,681
Chepalungu 195 80,140
Konoin 198 75,115
Bomet Central 197 71,409
Bomet East 196 63,640

Governor: Barchok Kipng’eno Hillary (UDA) · 158,798 votes · Gazette 9949

Senator: Wakili Hillary Kiprotich Sigei (UDA) · 237,192 votes · Gazette 9955

Woman Representative: Linet Chepkorir (UDA) · 242,775 votes · Gazette 9951

County Assembly (MCA) winners — 25 wards — tap to expand
WardConstituencyWinnerPartyVotes
Chesoen Bomet Central Rotich Leonard Kipkoech UDA 6,784
Mutarakwa Bomet Central Robert Kiprono Langat UDA 3,772
Ndaraweta Bomet Central Kirui Dancel Kipngeno UDA 5,690
Silibwet Township Bomet Central Chepkemoi Anne IND 7,762
Singorwet Bomet Central Kipkirui Josphat IND 5,064
Chemaner Bomet East Ruttoh Richard Cheruiyot UDA 4,725
Kembu Bomet East Langat Benard Kipkorir UDA 5,513
Kipreres Bomet East Korir Philiph Kiplangat UDA 4,176
Longisa Bomet East Koech Stephen Changmorik United Democratic Kipngetich Alliance UDA 8,623
Merigi Bomet East Langat Peter Kipkorir IND 7,229
Chebunyo Chepalungu Benard Kimutai Rotich IND 6,241
Kong’asis Chepalungu Ngeno Dennis Kiplangat CCM 6,116
Nyangores Chepalungu Samoel Joseah Kipkoech UDA 6,740
Sigor Chepalungu Peter Mutai Kipkirui UDA 6,838
Siongiroi Chepalungu Ngetich Kibet V CCM 6,743
Boito Konoin Langat Charles Kipyegon UDA 6,916
Chepchabas Konoin Wesley Kiprotich UDA 3,529
Embomos Konoin Cheruiyot Japhet Kipkirui UDA 11,539
Kimulot Konoin Kirui Eric Kiprono UDA 8,651
Mogogosiek Konoin Rotich Ernest Kipkemoi UDA 12,825
Chemagel Sotik Busienei Dennis Kiprotich UDA 8,713
Kapletundo Sotik Nathan Kibet UDA 10,105
Kipsonoi Sotik Peter Ronoh UDA 9,916
Ndanai/Abosi Sotik Kirui Paul Kipyegon UDA 6,978
Rongena/Manaret Rosaline Sotik Cheptoo United Democratic Alliance UDA 5,284

Source: IEBC · Kenya Gazette · Gazette 9956 · declared winners only, not per-candidate tallies.

Parliamentary activity

What Bomet's members do across both Houses.

Contributions in Parliament

Certified Hansard contributions in the current Parliament; presiding-officer speech is never counted, and each representative's own count is shown on their card above. Browse the full National Assembly and Senate.

Legislative business

Showing Full 13th Parliament to date.

Totals across both Houses for the county's current members, for the selected period, using the same counting policy as the member profiles.

Bomet County government budget

What the county government itself budgeted and spent, as reported by the Controller of Budget — separate from the NG-CDF money below.

KSh 9.8 billion Budget · FY 2024/25
KSh 7.9 billion Spent 80.0% absorption, as reported
KSh 2.1 billion Development spending 61.0% of the development budget
KSh 5.8 billion Recurrent spending 90.0% of the recurrent budget

Controller of Budget, Annual FY 2024/25 — the report. Published only because all 47 counties in that table summed to the national total the report itself prints.

NG-CDF in Bomet County

National-government development money allocated per constituency — not the county government's budget.

KSh 963.1M FY 2025/26 approved · all 5 constituencies
KSh 897.2M FY 2024/25 approved · all 5 constituencies
KSh 876.8M FY 2023/24 approved · all 5 constituencies
KSh 725.4M FY 2022/23 approved · all 5 constituencies
By constituency
ConstituencyFY 2025/26FY 2024/25FY 2023/24FY 2022/23
Bomet Central NG-CDF record → KSh 192,613,248 KSh 179,441,954 KSh 175,361,810 KSh 145,087,603
Bomet East NG-CDF record → KSh 192,613,248 KSh 179,441,954 KSh 175,361,810 KSh 145,087,603
Chepalungu NG-CDF record → Projects → KSh 192,613,248 KSh 179,441,954 KSh 175,361,810 KSh 145,087,603
Konoin NG-CDF record → Projects → KSh 192,613,248 KSh 179,441,954 KSh 175,361,810 KSh 145,087,603
Sotik NG-CDF record → Projects → KSh 192,613,248 KSh 179,441,954 KSh 175,361,810 KSh 145,087,603

Source: NG-CDF Board, checked against their own record before publication.

All Bomet County allocations →

How this compares

Ranked among all 47 counties · each measure ranked separately · no overall score · peers are every county, not similar ones

NG-CDF approved (latest FY)

KSh 963.1M 29th of 47

Ahead of 36% · median 1,155,679,486.0

Registered voters (IEBC register)

376,985 26th of 47

Ahead of 45% · median 398,981

Hansard contributions

323 43rd of 47

Ahead of 9% · median 942

Questions asked

14 19th of 47

Ahead of 60% · median 12

Motions moved

6 40th of 47

Ahead of 11% · median 14

Statements

72 23rd of 47

Ahead of 49% · median 72

Petitions presented

4 9th of 47

Ahead of 72% · median 2

Papers laid

46 19th of 47

Ahead of 60% · median 42

What these numbers don’t measure
Committee work
Parliament publishes no committee attendance for either House, so nobody can count it — us included.
Constituency work
Funerals, harambees, schools, casework. Recorded nowhere we can read.
Whether it worked
We can count questions asked, not answers given.
Speaking often isn’t speaking well. Use these to ask your representative better questions — not to grade them.

Data gaps

What we do not yet hold — and where it would come from.

  • County-wide NG-CDF project rollup

    Individual NG-CDF project records now publish on each constituency page, from that constituency committee's own register. There is no county-level rollup of them yet: NG-CDF is a constituency fund, and totalling it by county would imply a county-level allocation that does not exist.

  • County government budget

    The county government's own budget and expenditure (County Allocation of Revenue Act schedules, Controller of Budget county reports) are not yet ingested from their official sources.

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