PREMIUM 50+1 threshold in Kenya’s presidential election and how vote tallying works A candidate must satisfy two conditions before being declared a winner. Explainers 19 min ago
PREMIUM Judge: What it takes to overturn a presidential poll 'It is not every infraction of the law that will lead to nullification of an election.
Article 138(4)(a) of the Constitution requires that for a candidate to win Kenya's presidential election in the first round, he or she must secure more than 50 per cent of the total valid votes cast (50%+1).
PREMIUM Court: This is why IEBC needs national tallying centre The legal dispute centres on what happens after votes are counted at polling stations and results declared at constituency level.
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