Ol Kalou: Voting procedure for the July 16 by-election
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has released a seven-step voting procedure for the upcoming by-election in Ol Kalou, Kenya. The process includes biometric verification and strict security measures to prevent double voting.
Why it matters
Ensures transparency and voter education in a region where electoral integrity and political violence are significant concerns.
Residents of Ol Kalou Constituency are preparing to cast their ballots in the upcoming by-election scheduled for July 16. To ensure a smooth and orderly process on polling day, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has outlined a structured seven-step voting procedure that all voters must follow at their respective polling stations.
The voting process begins the moment a voter enters the polling station, where they are required to present their national identity card or valid passport for identification.
Once inside, the second step involves verifying the voter’s details using the Kenya Integrated Election Management System (KIEMS) kit to confirm their registration status.
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