Constituencies of Kenya
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Constituencies of Kenya are used to select members of Kenyan parliament. There are 210 constituencies in Kenya. Kenya has a single-winner voting system, meaning each constituency elects only one MP. Constituencies are further divided into wards, used to select councillors for local authorities of Kenya. Both parliamentary and civic representatives are elected during general elections taking place every five years. The last general elections were held in 2007 and caused a huge riot.
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[edit] Constituencies of Kenya by province and district
- note: districts are as of the beginning of 2006
[edit] Nairobi Province
Nairobi:
- Dagoretti Constituency
- Embakasi Constituency
- Kamukunji Constituency
- Kasarani Constituency
- Langata Constituency
- Makadara Constituency
- Starehe Constituency
- Westlands Constituency
[edit] Central Province
- Kieni Constituency
- Mathira Constituency
- Mukurweini Constituency
- Nyeri Town Constituency
- Othaya Constituency
- Tetu Constituency
- Githunguri Constituency
- Kiambaa Constituency
- Kabete Constituency
- Limuru Constituency
- Lari Constituency
[edit] Coast Province
[edit] Eastern Province
- Kangundo Constituency
- Kathiani Constituency
- Machakos Town Constituency
- Masinga Constituency
- Mwala Constituency
- Yatta Constituency
- Kaiti Constituency
- Kibwezi Constituency
- Kilome Constituency
- Makueni Constituency
- Mbooni Constituency
[edit] North Eastern Province
[edit] Nyanza Province
- Bonchari Constituency
- Kitutu Chache Constituency
- Nyaribari Chache Constituency
- Nyaribari Masaba Constituency
[edit] Rift Valley Province
- Kuresoi Constituency
- Molo Constituency
- Naivasha Constituency
- Nakuru Town Constituency
- Rongai Constituency
- Subukia Constituency
[edit] Western Province
- Bumula Constituency
- Kanduyi Constituency
- Kimilili Constituency
- Sirisia Constituency
- Webuye Constituency
