Kakamega County, located in western Kenya, has a total of 844,551 registered voters according to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
The county’s 12 constituencies vary in the number of registered voters. Malava leads with 94,417 voters, followed closely by Lurambi with 89,627 voters and Lugari with 86,908 voters.
Other constituencies include Shinyalu with 76,978 voters, Matungu with 73,930, and Likuyani with 72,449 registered voters. Butere and Ikolomani have 70,224 and 56,299 voters respectively.
Khwisero constituency has 55,091 voters, while Mumias West and Mumias East register 53,317 and 50,568 voters, respectively. Navakholo has the lowest number of registered voters, totalling 64,743.
| Constituency | Registered Voters |
| LUGARI | 86,908 |
| LIKUYANI | 72,449 |
| MALAVA | 94,417 |
| LURAMBI | 89,627 |
| NAVAKHOLO | 64,743 |
| MUMIAS WEST | 53,317 |
| MUMIAS EAST | 50,568 |
| MATUNGU | 73,930 |
| BUTERE | 70,224 |
| KHWISERO | 55,091 |
| SHINYALU | 76,978 |
| IKOLOMANI | 56,299 |
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MPs per constituency in Kakamega county
| Constituency | MP | Party |
| Lugari | Nabwera Daraja Nabii | ODM |
| Likuyani | Innocent Maino Mugabe | ODM |
| Malava | Moses Malulu Injendi | ANC |
| Lurambi | Titus Khamala Mukhwana | ODM |
| Navakholo | Emmanuel Wangwe | ODM |
| Mumias West | Johnson Manya Naicca | ODM |
| Mumias East | Peter Kalerwa Salasya | DAP-K |
| Matungu | Peter Oscar Nabulindo | ODM |
| Butere | Nicholas S. Tindi Mwale | ODM |
| Khwisero | Christopher Aseka Wangaya | ODM |
| Shinyalu | Fredrick Lusuli Ikana | ANC |
| Ikolomani | Bernard Masaka Shinali | ODM |
About Kakamega county
Kakamega County is located in the western part of Kenya and is known for its rich cultural heritage and lush green landscapes.
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It is home to the Kakamega Forest, the only tropical rainforest in Kenya, which serves as a vital ecological zone and a popular destination for eco-tourism.
Agriculture is the backbone of the county’s economy, with residents primarily engaged in farming crops like maize, sugarcane, and tea.
The county is inhabited by the Luhya community, Kenya’s second-largest ethnic group.
The people of Kakamega are known for their vibrant cultural traditions, including music, dance, and traditional ceremonies that play an important role in community life.
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