State the functions of IEBC.

1. To conduct and supervise elections in Kenya, including presidential, parliamentary, and local government elections.

2. To register voters and maintain the voter register.

3. To delimit electoral boundaries for elections.

4. To regulate political parties and candidates participating in elections.

5. To educate the public on electoral processes and voter rights.

6. To ensure transparency and accountability in the electoral process.

7. To resolve disputes and complaints related to elections.

8. To promote free, fair, and credible elections in Kenya.

1. Manage elections: The IEBC is responsible for managing all aspects of elections in Kenya, from voter registration to the counting and announcement of results.
2. Conduct referendums: The IEBC also conducts referendums on proposed changes to the Kenyan constitution.
3. Resolve electoral disputes: The IEBC has the power to resolve electoral disputes, including petitions challenging the results of elections.
4. Promote electoral integrity: The IEBC is responsible for promoting electoral integrity by ensuring that elections are free, fair, and credible.
5. Educate the public about elections: The IEBC has a mandate to educate the public about elections and the electoral process.