Secondary Source Disclaimer
KenyaTally is a secondary source for election results. We do not authorize, announce, or declare any election results. We display only what the IEBC has officially published. Predictions are generated from aggregated polls and may not reflect actual outcomes.
4
General Elections
47
Counties Covered
290
Constituencies
1,450+
Wards
2M+
Data Points
46K+
Polling Stations
Our Mission
Transparency at the
heart of democracy
Comprehensive, machine-readable election data at all administrative levels has historically been difficult to access. KenyaTally collects, normalizes, and publishes election data in accessible interactive formats — so that voters, journalists, researchers, and civil society can understand Kenya's electoral landscape.
We cover presidential, gubernatorial, senatorial, women's representative, and parliamentary elections across every county, constituency, and ward. Since 2013.
Independence
Not affiliated with any political party, government body, or partisan organization.
Accuracy
Every data point cross-referenced against at least two independent sources before publication.
Accessibility
Election data belongs to all Kenyans. Our core platform is free to access.
Transparency
Full methodology, data sources, and limitations published openly. Uncertainty is labeled, not hidden.
Data Sources
Where our data comes from
Official government sources as primary authority, independently cross-verified.
Official electoral body. Primary source for all tally results, voter counts, and electoral boundaries via the official forms portal.
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics — population and demographic data for voter registration analysis.
Network of trained correspondents across all 47 counties providing ground-truth verification from polling stations.
Data from TIFA, Infotrak, Ipsos Synovate, and Trends & Insights Africa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions
Where does your election data come from?
All official results come from the IEBC official forms portal, tallying sheets, and official announcements. For historical elections, we cross-reference against Kenya Gazette notices and published records.
Is KenyaTally affiliated with any political party?
No. We are strictly non-partisan and editorially independent. We do not endorse candidates or parties.
Can KenyaTally announce election results?
No. KenyaTally is a secondary source. We display only what the IEBC has officially published. Predictions are clearly labeled as such.
Can I use your data for research or journalism?
Yes. Election data is in the public domain. You may freely use our data for non-commercial research, journalism, and civic purposes with attribution.