Who is vying for MCA in Homa Bay Central Ward in 2027?
Homa Bay Central Ward is in Homa Bay Town Constituency, Homa Bay County. 5 people are listed as vying for MCA in Homa Bay Central Ward, Homa Bay Town Constituency in the 2027 general election: Henry Walata, Isack Onyango Orero, Kevin Ojijo, Mercy Akinyi Odhiambo and Michael Oriko. Follow them, ask questions and hold them to their promises on Baraza.
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Which constituency is Homa Bay Central Ward in?
Homa Bay Central Ward is in Homa Bay Town Constituency, Homa Bay County. It elects its own Member of County Assembly (MCA), and its voters also vote for the MP of Homa Bay Town and for the Governor, Senator and Woman Representative of Homa Bay.
How many registered voters are in Homa Bay Central Ward?
Homa Bay Central Ward has 21,119 registered voters, according to the IEBC register of voters used for the 2022 general election. The figure will be restated when the IEBC publishes the register for 2027.
Who is vying for MCA in Homa Bay Central Ward in 2027?
5 people are listed as vying for MCA in Homa Bay Central Ward, Homa Bay Town Constituency in the 2027 general election: Henry Walata, Isack Onyango Orero, Kevin Ojijo, Mercy Akinyi Odhiambo and Michael Oriko. Candidates who hold their own profile are checked by hand before they are approved; community nominations show where each claim came from and are not confirmed candidacies. The IEBC publishes the final list only after party nominations.
What does the MCA for Homa Bay Central Ward do?
The MCA represents Homa Bay Central Ward in the county assembly. They approve the county budget, pass county laws, oversee how the county government spends money in the ward, and sit on the ward development fund committee. It is the seat closest to everyday life — the local road, the water point, the bursary.