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The Six Types of Elective Positions in Kenya

  • Author Gĩthĩnji
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The elective positions in Kenya involve representing the people at the national and the county level. Article 1 of the Constitution of Kenya states that all sovereign power belongs to the people of Kenya.

The people may exercise their sovereign power either directly or through their democratically elected representatives.

Therefore, Kenya being a representative (or indirect) democracy, Kenyans elect representatives to the national government county government to represent their interests. The elective positions in Kenya are in the:

  • National Executive
  • Parliament (the Senate and National Assembly)
  • The County Executive
  • The County Assembly

The people of the Republic of Kenya delegate their sovereign power to these representatives at the national and county level. These representatives, in turn, exercise the people’s sovereign power at the national and county level.

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the elective positions in Kenya

The elective positions in Kenya are in both the national and county levels of government.

The elective positions for the national government in Kenya are the:

The elective positions for the county government in Kenya are the:

For in depth look at these elective positions in Kenya, see the following articles:

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