IEBC Machakos County Registered Voters (Constituency, Wards)


IEBC Machakos County Registered Voters

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List of Machakos County Number of IEBC Registered Voters per ward and constituency.

Machakos County has 620,254 registered voters and 1,332 polling stations. It also has 8 constituencies. Below are registered voters per constituency and ward.

Masinga constituency

Registered voters per County Assembly Ward:

  • Kivaa;16,689 registered voters
  • Masinga Central; 16,591 registered voters
  • Ekalakala; 10,093 registered voters
  • Muthesya; 7,958 registered voters
  • Ndithini; 10,658 registered voters

Total: 61,989 registered voters

Yatta constituency

Registered voters per County Assembly Ward:

  • Ndalani; 14,408 registered voters
  • Matuu; 15,260 registered voters
  • Kithimani; 17,399 registered voters
  • Ikombe;16,372 registered voters
  • Katangi; 10,401 registered voters

Total: 73,940 registered voters

Kangundo constituency

Registered voters per County Assembly Ward:

  • Kangundo North; 13,025 registered voters
  • Kangundo Central; 14,603 registered voters
  • Kangundo East; 11,422 registered voters
  • Kangundo West; 14,425 registered voters

Total: 53,475 registered voters

Matungulu constituency

Registered voters per County Assembly Ward:

  • Tala; 15,766 registered voters
  • Matungulu North; 11,472 registered voters
  • Matungulu East; 11,439 registered voters
  • Matungulu West; 20,118 registered voters
  • Kyeleni; 7,816 registered voters

Total: 66,611 registered voters

Kathiani constituency

Registered voters per County Assembly Ward:

  • Mitaboni; 15,300 registered voters
  • Kathiani Central; 13,812 registered voters
  • Upper Kaewa/Iveti; 13,192 registered voters
  • Lower Kaewa/Kaani; 12,605 registered voters

Total: 54,909 registered voters

Mavoko constituency

Registered voters per County Assembly Ward:

  • Athi river; 40,132 registered voters
  • Kinanie; 12,663 registered voters
  • Muthwani; 20,020 registered voters
  • Syokimau/Mulolongo; 45,365 registered voters

Total: 118,180 registered voters

Machakos Town constituency

Registered voters per County Assembly Ward:

  • Kalama; 16,098 registered voters
  • Mua; 13,992 registered voters
  • Mutituni; 13,453 registered voters
  • Machakos Central; 27,204 registered voters
  • Mumbuni North; 12,640 registered voters
  • Muvutini/Kiima-kimwe; 16,057 registered voters
  • Kola; 10,433 registered voters

Total: 109,877 registered voters

Mwala constituency

Registered voters per County Assembly Ward:

  • Mbiuni; 15,062 registered voters
  • Manukato/Mwala; 16,061 registered voters
  • Masii; 16,965 registered voters
  • Muthetheni; 11,276 registered voters
  • Wamunyu; 13,202 registered voters
  • Kibauni;  8,707 registered voters

Total: 81,273 registered voters

Source: voters that the above data was obtained from the list of registered was published by IEBC in 2017. We will update this post once the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has released a new register of voters. 

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