Compare people.
Compare ideas.
Understand your ballot.
KenyaVotes brings candidates, manifestos, local issues, public answers, election records and source-linked intelligence into one place — so voters can make their own informed decisions.
Your selections are used to show the races relevant to that location. KenyaVotes does not use them to recommend a candidate.
Four tools voters should use before election day.
Candidate Comparison
Put candidates side-by-side and compare public profiles, experience, party, source-backed records and issue positions.
Compare candidates → 02Manifesto & Issue Comparator
Compare what candidates have actually published about jobs, healthcare, agriculture, roads, education, water and other issues.
Compare positions → 03Local Issues + Candidate Answers
See the same local questions put to candidates in a race and read their answers without editorial scoring.
Explore local issues → 04Ask KenyaVotes AI
Ask natural-language questions about candidates, races, historical results and issue positions using indexed KenyaVotes records.
Ask a question →
Stop opening ten tabs.
Compare the people in one place.
Choose candidates from the same race or across races and compare the information KenyaVotes has actually published. Missing information stays marked as missing.
Start comparison →What are candidates actually saying?
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The national debate matters.
Your local problems matter too.
KenyaVotes can organize race-specific questions on roads, water, schools, healthcare, markets, jobs, agriculture and other local priorities — then show each candidate’s response in the same format.
Candidate profiles, issue positions and source-linked evidence are used as the basis for the answer. Unsupported claims are not filled in.
Search the election in plain English.
Use natural questions instead of digging through pages. The assistant is designed to stay grounded in KenyaVotes records and does not tell a voter who they should support.
Go deeper when you need more evidence.
Candidate Evidence Profiles
Separate official records, verified sources, candidate-supplied information and unconfirmed claims.
Local intelligenceConstituency Intelligence
Historical winners, margins, wards, current profiles and issue coverage in one constituency view.
HistoryElection Trends
Compare 2017 and 2022 results and understand previous margins without pretending history predicts 2027.
PollingVerified Polls
Published polls with pollster, field date, sample size, methodology and source metadata.
CandidatesCompliance Centre
Source-linked election milestones and public candidate checklists.
Follow changesElection Watch
Follow meaningful changes around candidates, parties, counties and races.