Find answers to common questions about elections in Kenya
A: Any Kenyan citizen who is 18 years or older and has a valid National ID or passport.
A: Voter registration is usually open during specific periods announced by IEBC. Check their website for current registration dates.
A: You can register at any IEBC registration center. Find the nearest one on the IEBC website or call their hotline.
A: Bring your original National ID or valid passport, and your voter registration slip.
A: Yes, but you'll need to verify your details with the polling clerk using your ID.
A: Ask for a new ballot paper. Do not try to correct the mistake as this may invalidate your vote.
A: Polling stations typically open at 6:00 AM and close at 5:00 PM. Check with IEBC for exact times.
A: No, you must vote at the polling station where you registered. Check your voter registration slip for the correct location.
A: If you're already in line when polls close, you will be allowed to vote.
A: Preliminary results are usually announced within 48 hours. Final results are announced within 7 days.
A: Yes, counting is done in public and you have the right to observe as long as you don't interfere.
A: You can file a petition with the Supreme Court within 7 days of the results announcement.
A: Yes, the government provides security at all polling stations. Report any security concerns to the nearest police officer.
A: Report immediately to polling officials or security personnel. Intimidation is illegal and will be dealt with accordingly.