Requirements for Elective Post- Presidential Candidates
NOTICE is hereby given to the public on the qualifications and requirements for candidates contesting for elective positions together with nominees to Party Lists in the upcoming General Election scheduled to be held on 8th August, 2017
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Candidate for Presidential Election (and Running Mate)
Candidate for Governor Election (and Running Mate)
Candidate for Senate Election
Candidate for National Assembly Election (including Woman County Representative to the National Assembly)
Candidate for Ward County Assembly Election
Independent Candidates
Nominees of Party Lists
Candidate for Presidential Election (and Running Mate)
Candidate for Governor Election (and Running Mate)
Candidate for Senate Election
Candidate for National Assembly Election (including Woman County Representative to the National Assembly)
Candidate for Ward County Assembly Election
Independent Candidates
Nominees of Party Lists
Qualifications:
- Must be a Kenyan citizen by birth;
- Is qualified to stand for election as a member of Parliament;
- Must not owe allegiance to a foreign state;
- Must be a registered voter;
- Is a holder of a degree from a University recognized in Kenya;
- Is nominated by a Political Party or is an independent candidate;
- Must not be a public officer or acting in any State of public office other than, President, Deputy President or Member of Parliament;
- Must meet the moral and ethical requirements under the Leadership and Integrity Act;
- Must not hold dual citizenship unless citizenship of the other country has been obtained by operation of law without capacity to opt out;
- Must not be an undischarged bankrupt;
- Must not be a person of unsound mind;
- Must not be subject to a sentence of imprisonment of at least six months from the date of registration of candidates or date of elections;
- Must not have been found to have abused or misused state or public office or contravened Chapter Six of the Constitution; and
- Must not have been dismissed or removed from public office for contravening the provisions of Articles 75, 76, 77 and 78 of the Constitution.
Requirements:
All requirements for President apply to the Deputy President)
The Candidate must submit the following documents to the Commission during the Commission Nomination:
- Certified copies of educational qualification certificates, including a Degree Certificate in accordance with Section 22 of the Elections Act, 2011 and Regulation 47 of Elections (General) Regulations, 2012.
- A copy of a National Identity Card/valid Passport (the document used by the candidate to register as a voter).
- A Passport size photograph with white background submitted in hard and soft copy.
- If a Party Candidate, a Nomination Certificate from a fully registered Political Party nominating the candidate, duly dated and signed by an authorized official of the party.
- A duly signed and dated Code of Conduct (Second Schedule of the Elections Act, 2011)
- A duly filled Commission Nomination Form, including:
An original Statutory Declaration Form for purposes of nomination (Regulation 18(3) Elections (General) Regulations, 2012 and an original Self-Declaration Form (Regulation 46 of Elections (General) Regulations, 2012). - For both Political Party Candidates and Independent Candidates, an electronic and printed copy of not fewer than 2000 voters from each of the majority of the counties in the prescribed form.
- A duly filled Commission Nomination Form, including:
- Nomination fees in a Banker’s Cheque payable to IEBC:
- 200,000 for candidates
- 100,000 for a candidate who is a youth, a woman or a person with a disability.
For an Independent Candidate:
- A Clearance Certificate from the Registrar of Political Parties certifying that the person was not a member of any political party for the last 3 months before the elections; (Regulation 15(a) (General) Regulations, 2012.
- An electronic and a printed copy of a list of at least 2000 supporters from each of the majority of the counties in the prescribed form, submitted to the Commission.
- A duly filled Form of Intention to Contest, prescribed by the Commission.
- A symbol the candidate intends to use during the election, which has been approved by the Commission 21 days before Nomination day.
- Establish and maintain a functioning office in the respective electoral area where the candidate is contesting, which must be available for inspection by the Commission at least 45 days before the elections. The address, including the physical address of the office must be communicated to the Commission
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2. Replace the top 5,000 senior government officials form level of commissioners, to disband cartels and stop corruption, including directors, board members, trustees, parastatal ceos, heads of army, intelligence, police, ambassadors and their deputies and trade attaches.
3. Sell 2 million passports at USD. 1.5M each, to attract KES. 350 trillion, for use in financing Kenyans development to first world country.
4. Devolve national police and DCI to counties, create new national bureau of investigations.
5. Reconstitute ministries to 17 (Interior; Defence; Treasury; Foreign Affairs; Trade & Services; Health; Agriculture; Transport & Infrastructure; Mining; Information, Communication and Technology (ICT); Environment, Forestry & Wildlife; Education & Sports; Labour and Social Protection; Public Service; Industry & Manufacturing; Energy; Lands and Physical Planning)
6. Create state domestic guarantee fund, and Export Import Bank, to promote trade through 100% cost financing of tenders, LPOs, and contracts;
7. All 5,000 senior level positions in government to be shared equally amongst 47 Kenyan tribes, including Kenyan Indians, Kenyan Arabs, and Kenyan Europeans.
8. All ministers to be nominated by workers and professionals in the sector.
9. Senate, EACC, NCIC, and other commissions, trustees, boards, to be disbanded.
10. Parliament to be reduced to 94 members, that is, 2 per tribe, from Kenyans 47 tribes and 2 per worker group, 14 worker groups (transporters, bodabodas, house helps,
11. Increase revenue allocation to counties from 11% to 60%, with 47% shared equally amongst counties, 1% each, and 13% shared on one man one shilling vote, for equity.
12. Every county to have at least 3 national schools, 10 polytechnics, 3 public universities, and 1 medical university teaching and referral hospitals.
13. Build tribal palaces, tribal forests, and tribal cultural universities focusing on medicinal and cultural knowledge, languages, and publications of the tribes.
14. Build hospices and orphanages in all the 47 counties.
15. Build 10 new planned cities as centres of excellence for agriculture, technology, health, education, military, manufacturing, entertainment, finance, transit & sports.
16. Build 2,500 rural integrated villages in rural areas, serviced with schools, polytechnics, hospitals, public arenas, plants, housing 1,000 households per intergrated village.
17. Give every house computer, radio, and television, on use-now-pay-later over 2 years.
18. Give every adult access to an apartment house, deposit-free, with tenancy purchase, rent to own program of KES. 500 per day, for 33 years.
19. Reform education to 2 years nursery, 6 year primary, 4 year high school, 2 years polytechnic, 2 year army/public service. Full boarding for high school and polytechnic. By 18 birthday, all Kenyans have SKILLS, EXPERIENCE and DISCIPLINE of work.
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21. Move all government services online, 100%.
22. List in stock market any private business or parastatal, with more than 20% market share.
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