Former IEBC Chief Executive Officer James Oswago advocates for increased funding in voter education to combat low voter turnout and strengthen democratic participation in Kenya.

• Oswago highlighted Parliament's consistent underfunding of voter education, which he argues is a continuous civic process rather than a short activity.
• He emphasizes that effective voter education would help citizens understand Article 1 of the Constitution, vesting sovereign power in the people, moving beyond "mechanical" registration.
• Oswago urged leaders to engage rather than blame young people for apathy, stressing that continuous registration must be matched by continuous education to build a democratic culture.