Democratic Party leader Justin Muturi has demanded the resignation of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) acting CEO, Moses Ledama Sunkuli, and an independent audit within 14 days due to concerns over voter register integrity.

• The demand follows a case study where Muturi's driver was allegedly transferred to a different polling station without his knowledge, making him ineligible to vote in recent by-elections.
• Key figures involved include Justin Muturi, the Democratic Party leader, and Moses Ledama Sunkuli, the IEBC's acting CEO.
• Muturi accused the IEBC of a "continued silence, inaction, and dismissive posture" regarding voter registration issues raised over the past year.

Politicians in Wajir County are urging the IEBC to extend the voter registration period, citing challenges faced by residents in arid areas.

• The current registration timeline is considered inadequate for residents of Wajir's dry regions.
• Key stakeholders involved are politicians from Wajir County and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
• A notable detail is the specific mention of challenges faced by residents in arid areas.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) in Turkana has reported low voter turnout for the ongoing elections. This is primarily attributed to persistent security concerns within the region.

• An unspecified number of voters were unable to participate due to the security issues.
• The IEBC is the managing body overseeing the elections.
• The situation highlights the significant impact of security on electoral participation in Turkana.