Why Sifuna wants police officers, soldiers allowed to vote

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has now sought a statement on a nationwide concern regarding the voting rights of serving police and other security personnel...

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The Kenyan Senate is considering a proposal to introduce early voting and allow security personnel to cast their ballots. Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna brought forth the concern.

The Elections Amendment Law is currently being reviewed by the Senate to incorporate these provisions.
Senator Edwin Sifuna is advocating for the inclusion of security personnel, such as police officers, in the voting process.
The goal is to ensure that all eligible Kenyans, including those serving in security forces, have the opportunity to vote.

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