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Independent Candidates qualifications in Kenya 2022- IEBC Requirements

Requirements for Elective Post- Independent Candidates


NOTICE is hereby given to the public on the qualifications and requirements for candidates contesting for elective positions together with nominees to Party Lists in the upcoming General Election scheduled to be held on 8th August, 2017

Select position :

General Requirments 

  • A Clearance Certificate from the Registrar of Political Parties certifying that the person was not a member of any political party for the last 3 months before the elections; i.e. as at 7th May, 2017 (Regulation 15(a) (General) Regulations, 2012
  • A soft and a hard copy of a list of at least 2000 supporters for President, 500 supporters for Governor, 2000 supporters for Senate, 1000 supporters for National Assembly (including Woman County Representatives) and 1000 supporters for Ward County Assembly in the prescribed form, submitted to the Commission.
  • A duly filled Form of Intention to Contest in the prescribed form (Regulation 15(b) (General) Regulations, 2012
  • A symbol the candidate intends to use during the election, which has been approved by the Commission 21 days before Commission Day
  • Establish and maintain a functioning office in the respective electoral area where the candidate is contesting, which must be available for inspection by the Commission at least 45 days before the elections. The address, including the physical address of the office must be communicated to the Commission

Requirements

A nomination paper submitted by an Independent Candidates to the Commission shall;

  • Contain the candidate’s name as it appears in the Register of Voters.
  • Be signed by the candidate, proposer and seconded who shall be voters registered in the respective electoral area.
  • The Proposer and Seconder shall not be members of any political party
  • Show the respective electoral area for the proposer and Seconder.
  • Be delivered to the returning officer personally by the candidates himself or herself or by a person authorised by the candidates on the date set for nominations for that election.

IEBC requirements for Presidential Candidates 2022

Requirements for Elective Post- Presidential Candidates


NOTICE is hereby given to the public on the qualifications and requirements for candidates contesting for elective positions together with nominees to Party Lists in the upcoming General Election scheduled to be held on 8th August, 2017

Select position :

Qualifications:

  • Must be a Kenyan citizen by birth;
  • Is qualified to stand for election as a member of Parliament;
  • Must not owe allegiance to a foreign state;
  • Must be a registered voter;
  • Is a holder of a degree from a University recognized in Kenya;
  • Is nominated by a Political Party or is an independent candidate;
  • Must not be a public officer or acting in any State of public office other than, President, Deputy President or Member of Parliament;
  • Must meet the moral and ethical requirements under the Leadership and Integrity Act;
  • Must not hold dual citizenship unless citizenship of the other country has been obtained by operation of law without capacity to opt out;
  • Must not be an undischarged bankrupt;
  • Must not be a person of unsound mind;
  • Must not be subject to a sentence of imprisonment of at least six months from the date of registration of candidates or date of elections;
  • Must not have been found to have abused or misused state or public office or contravened Chapter Six of the Constitution; and
  • Must not have been dismissed or removed from public office for contravening the provisions of Articles 75, 76, 77 and 78 of the Constitution.

Requirements:

All requirements for President apply to the Deputy President)

The Candidate must submit the following documents to the Commission during the Commission Nomination:

  • Certified copies of educational qualification certificates, including a Degree Certificate in accordance with Section 22 of the Elections Act, 2011 and Regulation 47 of Elections (General) Regulations, 2012.
  • A copy of a National Identity Card/valid Passport (the document used by the candidate to register as a voter).
  • A Passport size photograph with white background submitted in hard and soft copy.
  • If a Party Candidate, a Nomination Certificate from a fully registered Political Party nominating the candidate, duly dated and signed by an authorized official of the party.
  • A duly signed and dated Code of Conduct (Second Schedule of the Elections Act, 2011)
    • A duly filled Commission Nomination Form, including:
      An original Statutory Declaration Form for purposes of nomination (Regulation 18(3) Elections (General) Regulations, 2012 and an original Self-Declaration Form (Regulation 46 of Elections (General) Regulations, 2012).
    • For both Political Party Candidates and Independent Candidates, an electronic and printed copy of not fewer than 2000 voters from each of the majority of the counties in the prescribed form.
  • Nomination fees in a Banker’s Cheque payable to IEBC:
    • 200,000 for candidates
    • 100,000 for a candidate who is a youth, a woman or a person with a disability.

For an Independent Candidate:

  • A Clearance Certificate from the Registrar of Political Parties certifying that the person was not a member of any political party for the last 3 months before the elections; (Regulation 15(a) (General) Regulations, 2012.
  • An electronic and a printed copy of a list of at least 2000 supporters from each of the majority of the counties in the prescribed form, submitted to the Commission.
  • A duly filled Form of Intention to Contest, prescribed by the Commission.
  • A symbol the candidate intends to use during the election, which has been approved by the Commission 21 days before Nomination day.
  • Establish and maintain a functioning office in the respective electoral area where the candidate is contesting, which must be available for inspection by the Commission at least 45 days before the elections. The address, including the physical address of the office must be communicated to the Commission

2022 IEBC requirements for MP, Women Rep Candidates

Requirements for Elective Post- MP, Women Rep


NOTICE is hereby given to the public on the qualifications and requirements for candidates contesting for elective positions together with nominees to Party Lists in the upcoming General Election scheduled to be held on 8th August, 2017

Select position :

Qualifications:

  • Must have been a Kenyan citizen for at least 10 years before the election;
  • Must not hold allegiance to a foreign state;
  • Must be a registered voter;
  • Is nominated by a Political Party or is an independent candidate;
  • Must meet the statutory moral and ethical requirements under the Leadership and Integrity Act;
  • Must not be a public officer or acting in any State of public office other than a Member of Parliament;
  • Must not hold dual citizenship unless citizenship of the other country has been obtained by operation of law without capacity to opt out;
  • Must not be an undischarged bankrupt;
  • Must not be a person of unsound mind;
  • Must not be subject to a sentence of imprisonment of at least six months from the date of registration of candidates or date of elections;
  • Must not have been found to have abused or misused state or public office or contravened Chapter Six of the Constitution; and
  • Must not have been dismissed or removed from public office for contravening the provisions of Articles 75, 76, 77 and 78 of the Constitution
  • Nomination fees in a Banker’s Cheque payable to IEBC:
    • 20,000 for candidates
    • Kshs. 10,000 for a candidate who is a youth, a woman or a person with a disability

Requirements:

The Candidate must submit the following documents to the Commission during the Commission Nomination:

  • A copy of a National Identity Card/valid Passport (the document used by the candidate to register as a voter)
  • A Passport size photograph with white background submitted in electronic and printed copy.
  • If a Party Candidate, a Nomination Certificate from a fully registered political party nominating the candidate, duly signed by an authorized official of the party
  • A duly signed and dated Code of Conduct (Second Schedule of the Elections Act, 2011)
  • A duly filled Commission Nomination Form, including an original Statutory Declaration Form for purposes of nomination (Regulation 18(3) Elections (General) Regulations, 2012) and an original Self-Declaration Form (Regulation 46 of Elections (General) Regulations, 2012)

For an Independent Candidate

  • A Clearance Certificate from the Registrar of Political Parties certifying that the person was not a member of any political party for the last 3 months before the elections; (Regulation 15(a) (General) Regulations, 2012
  • An electronic and a printed copy of a list of at least 1000 supporters in the prescribed form, submitted to the Commission.
  • A duly filled Form of Intention to Contest submitted to the Commission in the prescribed form.
  • A symbol the candidate intends to use during the election, which has been approved by the Commission
  • Establish and maintain a functioning office in the respective electoral area where the candidate is contesting, which must be available for inspection by the Commission at least 45 days before the elections. The address, including the physical address of the office must be communicated to the Commission.

MASS VOTER REGISTRATION BY IEBC IN 2022

As the mass voter registration exercise enters the fourth day, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) officials have partnered with other stakeholders to mobilize eligible residents to enlist with the commission as voters.

Makueni County Elections Manager Aisha Mohammed said they were working with the community leaders, chiefs and politicians as targets to capture the 97,476 new voters during the second phase of the Enhanced Continuous Voter Registration (ECVR) exercise.

She said enough registration kits were distributed to all the 30 wards in six constituencies adding that both Wote Technical Institute and Huduma Center in Wote town were offered at least one kit to hasten the exercise.

And in Baringo, the incoming County Commissioner Abdirisack Jaldesa has urged National government heads of departments to utilize all available avenues to help Independent Election and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) mobilise all eligible youth to enroll as voters during this final mass voter registration drive.

Addressing the county directors shortly after taking over from outgoing County Commissioner Henry Wafula, the new county chief urged residents to exploit the 21 days window provided to register voters.

However, in Migori County the IEBC was still experiencing low voter’s registration due to low turnout occasioned by unfavorable weather condition.

Speaking at his office, the Suna East Constituency Election Coordinator Mr. Kennedy Okoth said that the heavy rains that have been experienced in the past two days has greatly affected the voter registration process.

Migori County had a set target of 89,217 but only managed to register 36, 452 people in the first phase that ended in November 2021.

Okoth noted that the county had a target of 118,000 which he said they intended to achieve.

Elected leaders from Bomet County have taken to the social media with calls on the residents of Bomet County to register as voters.

Separately in Bomet County, the Governor Prof Hillary Barchok has taken a lead role through his Facebook page to mobilise residents to register.

Prof. Barchok has also made posters and banners with informative messages seeking to woo youths who have just come of age to take advantage of the second window and enroll as voters.

And in a related development, IEBC Deputy Returning Officer Igembe South Sub County Consolata Muthoni said at least 15, 894 were targeted during the exercise urging churches and media to propagate the message.

Muthoni appealed to the members of the public to spread the same gospel amongst themselves for it is their constitutional and democratic mandate for them to register as voters for it is the only way they can be eligible for voting comes 9th August General Elections.

UDA Grassroots Elections Registration, Application {Official Guide)

Grassroots Elections Registration Help and Support

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).

All Kenyans above the age of 18 years are eligible to vie in these Grassroots Elections. However, to occupy a position as a Grassroots official, you MUST be a REGISTERED Member of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Party.

Note: If you decide to register for higher levels of Elections, you will still be required to participate and succeed in lower levels of Elections in order to meet the eligibility criteria for subsequent Elections.

For instance, if your intention is to compete for the positions of Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson at the Constituency level, you must first participate and emerge victorious at the Polling Center and Ward levels for any position.

The only individuals exempted from this requirement are Elected Leaders who successfully contested in the 2022 Kenya General Elections under the UDA ticket.

These leaders are eligible to compete in the Grassroots Elections for any position at the level they were elected without having to vie for positions in the lower electoral units.

For example, Members of County Assembly (MCAs) automatically qualify to compete for any position at the Ward level without having to contest at the Polling Center level.

Yes, all aspirants are required to pay a registration fee that is determined by the election level and position that they wish to vie for.

All payments for the grassroots elections should be made through M-PESA to UDA’s paybill number 888092. See the table below for more details about registration fees:

Position Amount
POLLING CENTRE OFFICIALS 200
WARD OFFICIALS 1000
CONSTITUENCY OFFICIALS 2000
COUNTY CHAIRMAN/DEPUTY CHAIR 20000
COUNTY SECRETARY/DEPUTY SECRETARY 10000
COUNTY TREASURER & ORGANIZING SECRETARY 10000
OTHER COUNTY OFFICIALS 5000

 

Aspirants who wish to pay for a higher Election level automatically qualify to participate in the lower Election levels without having to make additional payments, make sure that you select the position you wish to vie for in the lower levels during registration.

For example, if you pay to contest for a Ward position, you automatically qualify to take part in the Polling Center Elections.

Once you submit your personal details and make the required payment, you will receive an SMS with a One-Time Pin (OTP) on the phone number that you provided during registration. Key in the OTP when prompted to verify your phone number and complete registration.

NB: Ensure that you have enabled promotional messages on the phone number provided by dialing *456*9*5*5*1# from your Safaricom line.

If you complete the registration process and do not receive an OTP, it is possible that you entered an incorrect phone number during registration or failed to unblock promotional messages.

To confirm your registration, you can send an SMS or WhatsApp message to 0796100365 with your ID Number and our team will provide you with an update on the status of your registration.

No, registration for the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Party Grassroots Elections is completely online. However, you can visit any of our offices countywide for guidance and additional information regarding the Elections and the registration process.

Support numbers are also provided for further assistance.

If you have any additional questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us during our business hours, which are from 9 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. You can reach us via phone at the following numbers. Additionally, we are accessible through WhatsApp for your convenience.

1. 0796100365

2. 0791555222

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Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission
 

Our Mandate


The Commission is responsible for conducting or supervising referenda and elections to any elective body or office established by the Constitution, and any other elections as prescribed by an Act of Parliament and, in particular, for;

      • The continuous registration of voters and revision of the voter’s roll;
      • The delimitation of constituencies and wards;
      • The regulation of political parties process;
      • The settlement of electoral disputes;
      • The registration of candidates for elections;
      • Voter education;
      • The facilitation of the observation, monitoring and evaluation of elections;
      • The regulation of money spent by a candidate or party in respect of any election;
      • The development of a code of conduct for candidates and parties;
      • The monitoring of compliance with legislation on nomination of candidates by parties.

The Commission shall exercise its powers and perform its functions in accordance with this Constitution and national legislation.

IEBC ADVERTISED POSTS 2022

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VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT – V.NO/IEBC/01/12/2021:
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission hereby invites applications from
competent and suitably qualified applicants for the following vacant posts:
1. COMMISSION SECRETARY/CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Job Title Commission Secretary/Chief Executive Officer (1 Post)
IEBC Grade 1
Organization IEBC
Supervisor Commission Chairperson
Terms of Service Contract – 5 years (Renewable once)
The Commission Secretary shall, in the performance of the functions and duties of the office,
be responsible, answerable and report to the Commission and shall be the chief executive
officer and the accounting officer of the Commission. The Commission Secretary/CEO is the
head of the secretariat and Chief Elections Officer responsible for day to operations of the
Commission. A key part of the responsibilities for this office is to ensure prudent
management of the commissions resources, integrity and professional performance of all
commission functions.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
a) Provide requisite leadership to the Secretariat to ensure the Commission attains high level
of professionalism and ethical standards;
b) Provide guidance to the Secretariat for day to day administrative functions of the
Commission;
c) Oversee development of the Commission’s annual work plans and annual operating
budgets;
d) Oversee financial and administrative management of the Commission;
e) Enhance and maintain proper internal control systems and procedures;
f) Drive the Commission’s vision, mission, objectives and goals through the implementation
of its strategic plan;
g) Ensure effective management of Commission’s resources and accountability;
h) Ensure continuous improvements in quality and compliance with legislations adopted by
the Commission from time to time;
i) Ensure safe custody of all the Commissions documents as the chief custodian; and
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j) Serve as Secretary to the Commission Plenary
QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE FOR APPOINTMENT
a) Must be a citizen of Kenya;
b) Possesses a degree from a recognized university;
c) Has had at least five years’ proven experience at management level
d) Has proven relevant experience in either; electoral matters; management; finance;
governance; public administration; law; or political science; and
e) Must meet the requirements of Chapter 6 of the Constitution.
f) Must have Membership of a recognized professional body and in good standing;
g) Proven experience in leadership, management and corporate governance will be added
advantage.
h) Proven working knowledge and thorough understanding of Public Finance Management
Act and Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act will be an added advantage;
i) Must be computer literate.
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2. DEPUTY COMMISSION SECRETARY/OPERATIONS
Job Title Deputy Commission Secretary/operations (1 Post)
IEBC Grade 2
Division Operations
Supervisor Commission Secretary/CEO
Terms of Service Contract – 5 years
The Deputy Commission Secretary (operations) role is to deputize the Commission Secretary
in the management of the secretariat, and is responsible for advising and providing strategic
direction to the Commission’s core function of electoral operations and management
including voter registration, voter education and operational planning and other related
electoral operations activities
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
a) Responsible to the Commission Secretary for management and coordination of the
Commission’s field services;
b) Responsible for electoral cycle and operational planning of electoral events including
development of proposals for reforms and change initiatives;
c) Monitor and ensure the effective and efficient performance of core functions including;
voter education, voter registration, boundary databases, electoral operations and electoral
dispute resolution;
d) Responsible for integration of appropriate technology in electoral operations;
e) Oversee the development and management of electoral reporting system, and ensure the
development of key policies and strategies for the respective electoral divisions;
f) Oversee the development of a voter registration plan, structures and processes to deliver
a certified and credible National Voters Register;
g) Oversee the development of voter education plans, strategies and collaborations;
h) Coordinate the development of the electoral calendar and manage its execution; and
i) Review findings on monitoring and evaluation of all electoral events with a view to
recommending areas for improvements.
REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTMENT
a) Must have a Master’s degree in social Sciences, Law or Public/Business Administration or
related field from a recognized university/institution;
b) Must have a Bachelor’s degree in social Sciences, Law or Public/Business Administration or
related field from a recognized university/institution;
c) Must have a minimum of ten (10) years’ relevant experience, five (5) of which must be at
senior management level in a large organization;
d) Must be a Member of a relevant professional body and in good standing; and
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e) Must have demonstrated track record in delivering significant strategic
initiatives/experience or a strong appreciation of electoral administration or electoral
reform is desirable.
3. APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Interested applicants are required to submit their application both online and in hard copy.
Online applications to be accessed through the IEBC jobs portal https://jobs.iebc.or.ke and
the Hard copy applications to include copies of certificates, National ID and testimonials
indicating the Job title on the top left corner of the envelope.
Important to note:
i) Only applicants submitting both physical and online applications will be considered;
ii) Details of requirements are available on the Commission’s website; and
iii) Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted,
iv) Applicants are required to submit integrity clearance certificates from respective
statutory bodies
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission is an Equal Opportunity Employer and
any canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
All applications to be submitted not later than close of business on 21st January 2022, and
hard copy applications to be addressed to the undersigned:
The Chairman
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission,
Anniversary Towers, 6th Floor
P. O. Box 45371-00100,
Nairobi
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VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT – V.NO/IEBC/02/12/2021:
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission hereby invites applications from
competent and suitably qualified applicants for the following vacant positions:
4. SENIOR ELECTIONS OFFICER (VARIOUS CONSTITUENCIES)
Job Title Senior Elections Officer (8 Posts)
IEBC Grade 5
Location(Various
Constituencies)
(1)Muhoroni, (2)Buuri, (3)Kilifi North, (4)Gichugu, (5)Kuresoi South,
(6)Kajiado Central, (7)Lamu West and (8)Teso South
Directorate Voter Registration and Electoral Operations
Terms of Service Permanent and Pensionable
Reporting to the Director Voter Registration through the respective County Election
Managers, the Senior Elections Officer shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to
administration of elections in their constituencies of deployment.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
a) Provide management support, develop and oversee the implementation of strategies,
policies, plans and budgets at the constituency level while ensuring the alignment of these
to the regional and overall Commission strategies;
b) Ensure that election operation activities at the constituency level comply with internal
controls and budget restrictions;
c) Ensure provision of administrative support services at the constituency level including
distribution of election materials, transport management, implementation of security
policies and protocols and ensuring the safe custody of the Commission’s assets;
d) Be responsible for sound financial management and prudent use of all Commission funds
at constituency level in line with Commission’s financial policies;
e) Liaise with the County Election Manager to implement training programmes for
registration and election officials at the constituency level;
f) Identify, inspect suitable polling, nominations and tallying centers;
g) Liaise with regional administrative and security officials at the constituency level to ensure
safety of Commission Assets;
h) Undertake the verification, compilation and revision of Constituency voter’s register as
required by law from time to time;
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i) Liaise with political parties with respect to elections and related activities;
j) Develop accountability measures, monitor the performance indicators at the constituency
levels and ensure the timely preparation of periodic reports;
k) Be the Returning Officer during elections and the Voter Registration Officer during voter
registration exercise;
l) Perform any other duties as assigned by the Commission.
REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTMENT
a) Must have a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university;
b) Proven experience in results-based management, monitoring and evaluation or managing
election process is an added advantage;
c) Must have a minimum of Six (6) years working experience, two (2) of which must be at
management level;
d) Additional training, professional qualifications and experience of fieldwork will be an
advantage;
e) Must be proficient in computer literate;
f) Should possess good negotiation, planning and coordination skills;
g) Must be a team player and possess good management and leadership skills;
h) Must be a person of undoubted integrity
i) Must hail from the Constituency applied for as indicated in the National Identity card;
5. COUNTY ACCOUNTANT – TURKANA COUNTY
Job Title County Accountant for Turkana County (1 post)
IEBC Grade Six (6 6
Location/Station Any County
Directorate Finance
Terms of Service Permanent and Pensionable
This position is responsible for supporting the County Elections Manager (CEM) on day to
day operations and preparation of all books of accounts in the County office.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
a) Initiate payment process, prepare and examine vouchers received from the Constituency
Office Clerks in the County;
b) Prepare payroll for the temporary hired election officials for the County;
c) Maintain cashbooks and bank reconciliation for the County;
d) Disbursement of funds to constituency offices within the County and check off returns;
e) Advise the CEM on all County financial matters;
f) Certify and verify returns and vouchers in the County;
g) Write cheques and arranging for withdrawal of cash for County office use;
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h) Ensure settlement of bills for the services and goods supplied to the County offices;
i) Handle leave records, office accommodation, medical issues, and any other
administrative matters in the County;
j) Manage and update the risk register on electoral operations in the County;
k) Maintain leases, County assets titles and ensure security of IEBC owned and hired
premises;
l) Deal with procurement matters promptly as may be directed in collaboration with
Supply Chain Management Assistant;
m) Identify constituency needs and supplies and address them for the County;
n) Coordinate and maintain proper staff files, personnel, and accounting records;
o) Certify and verify returns from the constituencies;
p) Prepare expenditure returns in the County.
REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTMENT
a) Have Bachelor’s degree in, Finance, Commerce or equivalent from a recognized
institution;
b) Must be a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) (K) or its equivalent qualifications;
c) Must be a member of ICPAK;
d) Must have at least three (3) years relevant work experience in a reputable organization;
e) Must have good interpersonal and communication skills;
f) Must be proficiency in Computer Applications;
g) Must be a person of undoubted integrity
h) Must hail from the County he/she is applying for as indicated in national identity card;
6. COUNTY SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT, NYERI COUNTY
Job Title County Supply Chain Management Assistant (1 post)
IEBC Grade 8
Location Any County
Directorate Directorate of Supply Chain Management
Terms of Service Permanent and Pensionable
This position is responsible to support the County Elections Manager (CEM) on all matters
pertaining to Supply Chain Management in the County.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
a) Supervise and provide guidance and advice in areas pertaining to Supply Chain
Management to officers in the Counties
b) Assist in procurement, preparation of procurement plans, market survey and research;
c) Assist in stock taking, reconciliation, preparation and maintenance of records;
d) Ensure proper record keeping of all stores/equipment in the warehouse and safe keeping
of the same;
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e) Issue/dispose stores and equipment in accordance to the laid down procurement
regulations and procedures;
f) Prepare monthly and annual Supply Chain Management reports/returns and forward to
Headquarter through the CEM.
REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTMENT
a) Must have a minimum Diploma in Supplies Management or Procurement Management
from a recognized Institution;
b) A degree in a relevant field will be an added advantage;
c) Must be a member of a professional body (KISM) and in good standing;
d) Must have a minimum of three (3) years of relevant work experience
e) Must have good interpersonal and communication skills and a team player;
f) Must be computer literate and possess good analytical skills;
g) Must be a person of undoubted integrity.
h) Must hail from the Constituency applied for as indicated in the National Identity card;
7. ASSISTANT ELECTION OFFICER II (VARIOUS CONSTITUENCIES)
Job Title Assistant Election Officer II (5 Posts)
Scale 8
Location (Constituency) 1)Baringo East(Tiaty), 2)Dagoretti North, 3)Tigania East,
4)Kirinyaga Central, 5)Kisumu Central
Directorate Directorate of Voter Registration and Electoral Operations
Terms of Service Permanent and Pensionable
Reporting to the Senior Election Officer, the Assistant Election Officer II shall be responsible
for all matters pertaining the administration of the Constituency Offices where they shall be
deployed.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
a) Oversee general management of constituency office in absence of Senior Election Officer;
b) Completing voter registration control sheets and control registers;
c) Keep up to date statistics on voter registration exercise;
d) Updating regularly and maintaining and updated register of electors and making sure it is
always accurate;
e) Checking that all electoral materials and equipment are in good working condition;
f) Assist the Senior Election Officer in mapping of polling stations/registration centres;
g) Assist in publicity of voter registration of voters, elections, inspection of the register and
any other activity to be undertaken by the Commission;
h) Quality control the work done by registration and polling officer on voter registration;
i) Receive, distribute, maintain an inventory of materials & equipment to registration
centres;
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j) Replacing lost and defaced voters cards with duplicate cards;
k) Assist in preparation of work plans, security plans, transport, and logistical plans;
l) Safeguarding registration data;
m) Assist in verifying the register of visitors;
n) Ensuring security of office records, equipment and documents, including classified
materials; and preparing responses to basic routine correspondence;
o) Perform any other duties as assigned by the Commission.
REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTMENT
a) Must have a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university;
b) Must have three (3) years relevant working experience in a busy organization;
c) Must hail from the Constituency applied for as indicated in the National Identity card;
d) Should be competent and confident in handling office records and processes;
e) Must have good interpersonal and communication skills and a team player;
f) Must be computer literate and possess good analytical skills;
g) Must be a person of undoubted integrity.
8. APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Interested applicants are required to submit their application both online and in hard copy.
Online applications to be accessed through the IEBC jobs portal https://jobs.iebc.or.ke and
the Hard copy applications to include copies of certificates, National ID and testimonials
indicating the Job title on the top left corner of the envelope.
Important to note:
v) Only applicants submitting both physical and online applications will be considered;
vi) Details of requirements are available on the Commission’s website; and
vii) Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
viii) Only Successful candidates will be required to submit integrity clearance certificates
from respective statutory bodies
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission is an Equal Opportunity Employer and
any canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
All applications to be submitted not later than 12th January 2022, and hard copy applications
to be addressed to the undersigned: –
The Commission Secretary/CEO
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission,
Anniversary Towers, 15th floor
P. O. Box 45371-00100,
Nairobi

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. Choose Your Gender and Press Okay.
• Press 1 to Confirm Details and Wait for Your PIN Details to be Sent.

UDA MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION STEP 2

• Redial *509# to continue with the Process.
• Enter Your PIN and Press Okay.
. Choose One of the Security Questions and answer it and Press Okay.

UDA MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION STEP 3

• Redial *509# to continue with the Process.
• Enter your PIN and Press Okay. Press Option 1 for Membership and Press Okay.
. Select 2 For the Join a Party Option and Press Okay.
• Enter Your County Code and Press Okay
• Enter Your Constituency Code and Press Okay
• Enter Your Ward Code and Press Okay
• Search The Party by Name or Abbreviation (Type UDA and Press Okay)

Finally Select 1 to Confirm Registration and Press Okay

Or

Visit the OFFICIAL SITE of The OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF POLITICAL PARTIES to Register through the Link https://ippms.orpp.or.ke/register

THANK YOU FOR REGISTERING WITH THE UDA PARTY

REGISTER TODAY

www.uda.ke

@udakenya

IEBC Recruitment Portal (https://jobs.iebc.or.ke/)

IEBC iRecruitment Portal | Kenya Presiding Officers, Deputy Presiding Officers and Polling Clerk Jobs

The Independent electoral and boundaries Commission (IEBC) seeks to recruit temporary staff to be engaged in the 2022 General Elections via its recruitment portal https://www.iebc.or.ke/registrationjobs.

Designation –                                                      Positions

  • Presiding Officers
  • Deputy Presiding Officers
  • Polling Clerks

Successful applicants shall be required to work for long hours under the same terms as the exercise may demand.

IEBC iRecruitment Portal

Details, including job requirements are available on the commission websites https://www.iebc.or.ke/registrationjobs

How to easily win the MCA seat; Best strategies

Route to Member of County Assembly, MCA;

Are you planning to contest for the Member of County Assembly, MCA, post in the coming IEBC elections? Then here is the ultimate guide on how to easily win the seat:

1. Build your home 4yrs to elections
2. Join one Local Church (Most Populated)
3. Have a Family
4. Attend all community events
5. Don’t show interests of vying always be Bipartisan.
6. Join those Chama za wazee
7. Help 1 or 2 isolated kids
8. Start a Foundation in your name
9. Always spare some coins to donate in community events
10. Make yourself known by becoming a leader in different community organisations
11. Show Confidence and Humble mentality
12. 2yrs to elections let people start suggesting you as next mca pay several to….start that rumour
13. Continue being seen as a liberator & an example for kids in the community
14. Sponsor talent events like Football Tournaments, Music and Drama
15. 1yr to elections declare that after pressure from community you’ve decided to respect them and accept to vie
16. Follow the current political in your region & flow with it as a community backed candidate
17. Take advantage of the sympathy & set yourself up for success by being seen as symbol of unity. No fights with your opponents, preach togethernes & always quote the bible

How to easily become a UDA Party Official

The United Democratic Alliance, UDA, is the ruling party and most preferred in the Country. Every Politician is fighting for space in the UDA party. Becoming a UDA party official is pretty easy.

Become a UDA OfficialBecome a UDA official by participating in the upcoming grassroots election

Registration Link

The United Democratic Alliance intends to hold elections of its party grassroots officials for Polling Centre, Ward, Constituency and County levels on December 9, 2023.

Available UDA Party Officials Positions, Requirements and How to apply

The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) is advertising a number of available grass root positions at the Ward, Constituency and County.

Here are the available UDA positions and requirements:

Election Level

1. Please select the highest level of elections in which you wish to participate

2. There are four different levels of elections: county, constituency, ward, and polling center.

3. Each higher-level registration fee covers participation in lower-level elections as well

4. Please note that the registration fees for all election levels is Non-Refundable

5. Payment will be charged according to the payment schedule below. Please note you will be charged according to the Highest Election Level

Position Amount
POLLING CENTRE OFFICIALS 200
WARD OFFICIALS 1000
CONSTITUENCY OFFICIALS 2000
COUNTY CHAIRMAN/DEPUTY CHAIR 20000
COUNTY SECRETARY/DEPUTY SECRETARY 10000
COUNTY TREASURER & ORGANIZING SECRETARY 10000
OTHER COUNTY OFFICIALS 5000

Election Level

Register here.

Nominees of Party Lists qualifications in Kenya 2022- IEBC Requirements

Requirements for Elective Post- Nominees of Party Lists


NOTICE is hereby given to the public on the qualifications and requirements for candidates contesting for elective positions together with nominees to Party Lists in the upcoming General Election scheduled to be held on 8th August, 2017

Select position :

Qualifications for Nominees of Party Lists under Articles 97(1) (c) and 98 (1) (b), (c) and (d), and for the members of county assemblies under Article 177 (1) (b) and (c)

The following:

  • Nominees to the National Assembly –
  • Nominees to the Senate
  • Youth Nominees to the Senate
  • Persons with Disability Nominees to the Senate
  • Marginalized Group Nominees to the County Assembly
  • Gender Special Seats Nominees to the County Assembly (For Gender Top Up)

Qualifications:

  • Must have been a Kenyan citizen for at least 10 years before the election;
  • Must be a registered voter;
  • Must not owe allegiance to a foreign state;
  • Certification of Disability from the relevant institution as prescribed by the Commission;
  • Must meet the statutory moral and ethical requirements under the Leadership and Integrity Act;
  • Must not be a public officer or acting in any State of public office other than a Member of the County Assembly or National Assembly as the case may be.
  • Must not hold dual citizenship unless citizenship of the other country has been obtained by operation of law without capacity to opt out;
  • Must not be an undischarged bankrupt;
  • Must not be a person of unsound mind;
  • Must not be subject to a sentence of imprisonment of at least six months from the date of registration of candidates or date of elections;
  • Must not have been found to have abused or misused state or public office or contravened Chapter Six of the Constitution; and
  • Must not have been dismissed or removed from public office for contravening the provisions of Articles 75, 76, 77 and 78 of the Constitution

Requirements:

A Political Party must submit the following documents to the Commission during the date set for delivery of party lists to the Commission:

  1. Party Lists containing nominees appointed in accordance with Articles 97(1)(c), 98(1)(b), (c) and 177(1)(c) and (c) of the Constitution in the manner prescribed by the Commission and by authorized signatories of the nominating Political Party.
  2. Duly signed copies of Letters of Acceptance executed by the Nominees.