IEBC numbers giving 2027 aspirants sleepless nights
President Ruto has complained about low voter registration numbers in his perceived political strongholds...
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Political strategists are intensely focused on voter distribution and increasing numbers in perceived strongholds ahead of the 2027 presidential race, with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) aiming to register an additional 3.78 million voters.
- The 2027 election is being shaped by the current 24.7 million registered voters and a projected increase to 28.4 million.
- President William Ruto and his allies are expressing concerns about low voter registration turnout in key regions, including the North Eastern and Rift Valley.
- The Western Kenya region, with 2.92 million registered voters, has emerged as a crucial battleground, with both the government and the opposition vying for its support.
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