Electionpedia.comSee who won, how every county voted, whether the constitutional thresholds were met, and where the official declaration's own totals differ.
The IEBC report records 7,176,141 votes, or 50.49%, and the signed declaration records at least 25% in 39 of 47 counties.
The bars use the percentages printed in the signed Form 34C declaration. Every row opens a permanent result page.
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The difference is contained in the official county rows: 10 votes in Kilifi and 100 in West Pokot. Electionpedia preserves both source totals, identifies the exact locations, and does not assign those votes to a candidate.
Raila Odinga led with 58.07%.
Raila Odinga led with 70.13%.
Raila Odinga led with 71.64%.
Raila Odinga led with 54.96%.
Raila Odinga led with 52.25%.
Raila Odinga led with 72.89%.
Raila Odinga led with 74.01%.
Raila Odinga led with 62.59%.
Raila Odinga led with 78.40%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 51.16%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 54.77%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 78.77%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 89.79%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 85.04%.
Raila Odinga led with 71.53%.
Raila Odinga led with 74.30%.
Raila Odinga led with 78.82%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 78.76%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 83.37%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 84.70%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 81.68%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 73.49%.
Raila Odinga led with 66.97%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 63.29%.
Raila Odinga led with 59.33%.
Raila Odinga led with 52.87%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 77.99%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 96.86%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 91.30%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 80.69%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 70.46%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 66.44%.
Raila Odinga led with 51.70%.
Raila Odinga led with 51.38%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 95.32%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 95.27%.
Raila Odinga led with 71.04%.
Raila Odinga led with 62.23%.
William Samoei Ruto led with 63.16%.
Raila Odinga led with 81.68%.
Raila Odinga led with 98.60%.
Raila Odinga led with 97.45%.
Raila Odinga led with 98.93%.
Raila Odinga led with 84.58%.
Raila Odinga led with 65.80%.
Raila Odinga led with 61.84%.
Raila Odinga led with 57.30%.
Raila Odinga led with 62.24%.
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The source compiler calculates turnout, ranks, and higher-precision shares from the official integers. The constitutional-threshold fields reproduce the source's national majority and county-count evidence. The source's four candidate totals are 110 votes lower than its valid-vote total: 10 in Kilifi and 100 in West Pokot. The source compiler preserves that discrepancy instead of altering either field. Party remains null because the result declaration does not publish party affiliations. This historical declaration is not a current-tenure feed.
Sources: IEBC signed Form 34C declaration · IEBC post-election evaluation report · open the public API records.
2022 Kenya Presidential Election Results
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