In the Kiambaa MP race, UDA’s John Njuguna is holding a narrow lead over Jubilee Party’s Kariri Njama.
Polling centres were closed at about 5pm, with Karuri High School being the main tallying centre where results will likely be announced by Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
Kiambaa by-election update – 114/154 polling stations:
1. John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA) – 15,495 votes
2. Kariri Njama (Jubilee Party) – 15,357 votes
3. Evans Gichia (Peoples Party of Kenya) – 47 votes
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UPDATE:
Provisional results Kiambaa Constituency, reporting 125/154:
John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA)-17,208
Kariri Njama (JP)-16,903
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Provisional results Kiambaa Constituency, reporting 131/154:
John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA)-18,401
Kariri Njama (JP)-17,615
Kiambaa by-election update – 135/154 polling stations:
1. John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA) – 18,979 votes
2. Kariri Njama (Jubilee Party) – 18,139 votes
3. Evans Gichia (Peoples Party of Kenya) – 68 votes
Provisional results Kiambaa Constituency, reporting 140/154:
John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA)-19,598
Kariri Njama (JP)-19,023
Kiambaa by-election update – 145/154 polling stations:
1. John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA) – 20,468 votes
2. Kariri Njama (Jubilee Party) – 19,760 votes
3. Evans Gichia (Peoples Party of Kenya) – 74 votes
Provisional results Kiambaa Constituency, reporting 151/154:
John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA)-21,227
Kariri Njama (JP)-20,818
Provisional results Kiambaa Constituency, reporting 152/154:
John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA)-21,301
Kariri Njama (JP)-21,057
Provisional results Kiambaa Constituency, reporting 153/154:
John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA)-21,606
Kariri Njama (JP)-21,151
FINAL RESULTS Kiambaa Constituency, reporting 154/154:
John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA) – 21,773
Kariri Njama (JP) – 21,263
Other aspirants for the MP seat were Richard Njoroge (The New Democrat Party), Isaac Karomo (Federal Party of Kenya), Willie Mbugua (Independent), David Mugo (Independent), Evans Wainaina (Independent) and Njoroge Harrison (Independent).
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