IEBC Voter Register PDF-How to Download Latest Registered Voters Data 2022

IEBC has released an audit report dated 20^th June 2022. The final voter register is out and has been presented to KPMG, and the number of registered voters for this year’s election is more significant than the number witnessed in 2017.

We hope that this year’s general elections will run smoothly and will not affect the country’s economy. Unlike the previous elections that have seen our economy nearly crumble to its knees due to election disputes, we urge all Kenyans to exercise caution and preach during the electioneering period.

IEBC Voter Register 2022

This article will list some of the voter registration statistics released by IEBC country-wide. Let’s get started and see what the recently released list entails.

According to the audit, the following is a summary of the thematic areas

• Process and system control
• Transfer of voters
• Registered voter’s biometric review
• Exception generated (this is from the voter’s register)
• Database security together with infrastructure controls
• Inclusiveness of the register of voters
• Action plan (implementation of audit recommendations)

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IEBC registered voters per ward 2022

In 2022, the registered voters per ward are as follows

2022 IEBC Voter Register Statistics

The 2022 IEBC voter register has 22,120,458 voters (12.79% growth) and 46,232 polling stations (13.08% growth). This is a steady increase from the 2017 general elections which had 40,883 polling stations and 19,611,423 voters

Diaspora voters have really turned out in large numbers, clocking at 10,444 voters in 2022 from a mere 4,223 voters in 2017. Conversely, the prison has witnessed a slight increase from 5,182 voters in 2017 to 7,483 voters in 2022.

IEBC registered voters (per county) in 2022

1. Mombasa 641,913
2. Kwale 328,253
3. Kilifi 588,602
4. Tana River 141,096
5. Lamu 81,453
6. Taita Taveta 181,827
7. Garissa 201,473
8. Wajir 207,758
9. Mandera 217,030
10. Marsabit 166,912
11. Isiolo 89,504
12. Meru 772,139
13. Tharaka – Nithi 231,932
14. Embu 334,302
15. Kitui 532,758
16. Machakos 687,565
17. Makueni 479,401
18. Nyandarua 361,165
19. Nyeri 481,632
20. Kirinyaga 376,001
21. Murang’a 620,929
22. Kiambu 1,275,008
23. Turkana 238,528
24. West Pokot 220,026
25. Samburu 100,014
26. Trans Nzoia 398,981
27. Uasin Gishu 506,138
28. Elgeyo/Marakwet 213,884
29. Nandi 406,288
30. Baringo 281,053
31. Laikipia 263,012
32. Nakuru 1,054,856
33. Narok 398,784
34. Kajiado 463,273
35. Kericho 428,067
36. Bomet 376,985
37. Kakamega 844,551
38. Vihiga 310,043
39. Bungoma 646,598
40. Busia 416,756
41. Siaya 533,595
42. Kisumu 606,754
43. Homa Bay 551,071
44. Migori 469,019
45. Kisii 637,010
46. Nyamira 323,283
47. Nairobi City 2,415,310

Total 22,102,532

How to Download IEBC Registered Voters List Per County

IEBC Kenya has introduced the facility to check details of registered voters online. Here is the process to download the PDF file :

• Visit the Official page
• Corresponding to the latest data, click on “Download”

• PDF File will be downloaded and you can check the details

About IEBC

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) was founded in 2011 as an independent agency under the Kenyan constitution.

The Commission’s primary responsibilities are

• To conduct or supervise referenda and elections in Kenya.
• Conduct any other electoral duties according to an Act of Parliament.

In a nutshell, this year’s election will be pretty competitive because there is no sitting president. It’s a battle between leaders who have never tested the presidency. As always, we encourage you to reach peace wherever you are.

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Last Updated on June 30, 2022 by Okello