The Election Observation Group (ELOG) is expected to state the country’s election preparedness, ahead of the August polls.
ELOG will also weigh in on the Election Amendment Bill 2022 which has elicited mixed reactions across the political divide.
The Bill initiated by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, seeks to create an alternative mechanism of tallying and relaying election results both manually and electronically.
ELOG is an independent citizen election observation platform that comprises civil society and faith based organizations who promote credible, accountable, verifiable, peaceful and fair elections.
Deputy President William Ruto who is leading the Kenya Kwanza Alliance and his closest political foe, ODM leader Raila Odinga of the Azimio La Umoja Movement, are deemed as the two horses in the presidential race.
This comes as IEBC said it is well prepared to conduct the upcoming General Elections slated for August 9.
IEBC’s Acting Director Voter Education, Partnerships and Communication Joyce Ekuam made the remarks during a Kenya Editors Guild (KEG) national dialogue breakfast meeting in Nairobi.