As Kenya looks ahead to the 2027 General Election, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) continues to strengthen its preparations, with collaboration, transparency and public confidence remaining central to the electoral process.
Today, the IEBC Chairperson, accompanied by the Commission Vice Chairperson, held an engagement with a visiting delegation to provide an update on the Commission’s state of preparedness for the 2027 General Election.
The engagement provided an opportunity to share progress on ongoing preparations and highlight key priorities aimed at delivering peaceful, inclusive, free, fair and credible elections.
The Chairperson underscored the importance of sustained collaboration among electoral stakeholders, institutions and partners, noting that credible elections require a collective commitment to protecting the integrity of the electoral process.
As preparations continue, the Commission recognizes that public confidence is built through transparency, accountability, effective communication and meaningful stakeholder engagement. These principles remain essential in ensuring that every stage of the electoral process is conducted in a manner that upholds democratic values and respects the will of the people.
The Commission reaffirmed its commitment to fulfilling its constitutional mandate and putting in place the necessary measures to support a credible electoral process in 2027.
With the next General Election approaching, continued engagement and cooperation among stakeholders will remain vital in strengthening trust and ensuring that the country is well prepared for a peaceful and democratic electoral exercise.
To sum-up, a credible election begins long before polling day with careful preparation, shared responsibility and an unwavering commitment to public trust.
