Ali Okomba Nyangweso
Member of County AssemblyMumias Central Ward, Kakamega
Community nomination · unverifiedListed on a candidate directory for Mumias Central Ward MCA; the directory gives no source and no statement of their own has been found (Know Your Leader (directory)). Party not stated. Community nomination, not a verified candidacy.
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- Added 16 October 2026
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- Where this came from
The size of Mumias Central Ward, Kakamega
this ward- Registered voters
- 16,551
- Estimated 2027estimate
- 18,700
IEBC register, 2022 general election
If the register grows as it did last cycle
Projected from this area's 2022 register using the 12.8% national growth between the IEBC's 2017 and 2022 registers. It is an estimate, not an IEBC figure. The IEBC will publish the actual 2027 register after registration closes.
Grow your audience in Mumias Central Ward, Kakamega
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Questions people ask
- Is Ali Okomba Nyangweso running in 2027?
- Ali Okomba Nyangweso is reported to be vying for Member of County Assembly for Mumias Central Ward, Kakamega in the 2027 general election, according to Know Your Leader (directory). This is a listing based on public reporting, not a confirmed candidacy: parties pick their candidates in primaries that must be finished by 8 May 2027, and the IEBC publishes the final list after that.
- Who else is vying for MCA in Mumias Central Ward in 2027?
- Nobody else is listed for MCA in Mumias Central Ward on Baraza yet.
- How many registered voters are in Mumias Central Ward, Kakamega?
- 16,551 people are registered to vote in this ward, according to the IEBC register for 2022.
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