Source reconciliation
All four candidate totals reconcile exactly.
The candidate totals add to the valid-vote field, and valid votes plus rejected ballots add to ballots cast.
Official IEBC result · county
KAJIADO County presidential election results.
Raila Odinga led KAJIADO County with 158,556 votes, or 51.38% of the published valid-vote total.
463,389registered voters
310,271ballots cast
66.96%calculated turnout
1,647rejected ballots
Ranked by official votes
Every candidate in KAJIADO County.
#1Official candidate
Raila Odinga
Party not stated by the result declaration
158,55651.38% of valid votes
Open sourced candidate result →#2IEBC declared winner
William Samoei Ruto
Party not stated by the result declaration
148,44948.10% of valid votes
Open sourced candidate result →#3Official candidate
George Luchiri Wajackoyah
Party not stated by the result declaration
9330.30% of valid votes
Open sourced candidate result →#4Official candidate
David Mwaure Waihiga
Party not stated by the result declaration
6860.22% of valid votes
Open sourced candidate result →CandidateVotesValid-vote shareRank
Raila Odinga158,55651.38%#1William Samoei Ruto148,44948.10%#2George Luchiri Wajackoyah9330.30%#3David Mwaure Waihiga6860.22%#4Source: IEBC signed Form 34C declaration · verified SHA-256 7c9fd9b760be9c89e772b51c370a0a2a350b4e0c4f976cb24a04735bebf556a9.
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2022 KAJIADO County Presidential Election Results
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