UDA Announces Deadline for Repeat Grassroots Election Registration

UDA directed aspirants to verify open positions at their respective polling centres through its online portal..

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The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has set February 21, 2026, as the deadline for repeat applications in its Phase II and III grassroots elections. Members wishing to participate must submit their applications for the polls, and aspirants are directed to verify open positions via the party's online portal.

The deadline for applications in Phase II and III repeat grassroots elections is February 21, 2026.
The UDA is the ruling party conducting these elections.
To ensure transparency, the party launched a nationwide sensitisation campaign and utilized electronic tablets for identification, voting, and tallying, monitored by two police officers at every polling station.
President Ruto removed the compulsory KSh 200 registration fee.

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