Aspirant evidence command center
These premium field guides show why Chunga Kura Yako matters before polling day: every agent, form, stream, incident, OCR upload, turnout update, and tally variance becomes organized evidence an aspirant can act on.
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premium PDF guides
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2022 seat-level petition index entries reviewed
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positions tracked: Governor, Senator, Woman Rep, MP, MCA
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field record from stream to final tally
Premium training library
The PDFs are designed as campaign-ready training documents: clear checklists, command rules, legal discipline, and the exact evidence behavior the app enforces.
Turn training into live monitoringGuide 01
Polling station agents
A field-ready standard for opening, seals, two-hour turnout updates, diary discipline, objections, and post-closing lockout.
Guide 02
Stream and station agents
How agents capture announced results, upload form images, review OCR prefill, flag serial variance, and protect the stream as the primary source.
Guide 03
Agents and legal desk
A practical manual for recording incidents, collecting exhibits, preserving chronology, and linking every claim to a station, stream, actor, and timestamp.
Guide 04
Chief agents and aspirants
A command blueprint for missing stations, disputed forms, variance dashboards, evidence bundles, and escalation decisions before the petition clock starts.
Petition risk reality
Chunga Kura Yako is built by advocates who understand that election disputes turn on chronology, attribution, documents, witness control, forms, and credible variance. The app exists so an aspirant is not searching for proof after the result is announced.
Governor dismissed
Kenya Law records Kidero & another v IEBC & 4 others as dismissed. The lesson for aspirants is simple: county-wide allegations need station-level proof.
Senator dismissed
Mokita & 4 others v IEBC & 2 others was dismissed. A senatorial race still turns on disciplined polling-station records, not broad suspicion.
Woman Rep dismissed
Kwamboka v IEBC & 2 others was dismissed after scrutiny and recount issues. Recount strategy needs precise stations, streams, and numbers.
MP dismissed
Walubengo v IEBC & 2 others was dismissed. Every Form 35A issue should be connected to an agent note, stream, image, and tally variance.
MP struck out
Juma v Nyongesa & 2 others was struck out after preliminary objections. Organization, pleadings, and deadlines matter as much as field evidence.
MCA dismissed
Shafat v IEBC & 2 others shows that ward races need the same evidence discipline as national campaigns.
Timeline watchlist
Public officers intending to contest should confirm the active resignation deadline early with counsel and IEBC notices.
Nomination documents, party certificates, and independent candidate documents should be versioned before submission.
Agent recruitment should map each polling station, stream, supervisor, and legal escalation contact.
Polling day should be run as one evidence journey: opening, turnout, incidents, closing, counting, forms, results, and variance review.
Official source shelf
Commission notices, voter information, press releases, and official contact points.
Official election and complaint forms for field and nomination workflows.
Primary election statutes, offences law, campaign financing law, and related Acts.
Regulations and subsidiary legislation that shape polling, counting, and disputes.
Candidate qualification and nomination requirement reference from IEBC.
Election-related rulings and disputes published by the Commission.
Governor election petition index with rulings, judgments, and outcomes by county.
Senator petition index, including dismissed and struck-out outcomes.
County Woman Representative petition index with seat-level records.
MP petition index with constituency-level records and outcomes.
MCA petition index with ward-level disputes and appeal outcomes.
Move from training to command
Create the campaign account, map every station and stream, invite agents, train them on these guides, then let the app preserve the record while results move upward.