It is a clear attempt to try some monkey games," Ruto told European Union Envoys during a breakfast meeting on Thursday, June 2, at his Karen office.
And many of those names are from what we consider our stronghold. "We expect that everybody who is concerned including the EU to try and get as much detail as possible both from the electoral commission and these public officials on what all this is all about and how did close to a million names disappear from the register. The second in command noted that it was part of a larger ploy to rig him out in the presidential election. Her sentiments come after Ruto claimed that one million voters had been deleted from the voter register, alleging that they were all from his strongholds. "It is such a proactive approach to addressing concerns that might be raised by voters and stakeholders that ensures that the IEBC and all Kenyans become agents and champions of electoral integrity and also engenders the confidence of Kenyans in the credibility of the electoral process," Koome stated.
The Chief Justice further called on IEBC to address all the issues arising from the ongoing process by involving all stakeholder ahead of the August 9 polls. Speaking on Friday, June 3, Koome noted that all processes running to the election day including voter registration, transfer of voters, verification, certification, and publication of the register of voters, should be done in a manner that promotes and ensures the complete and accurate and franchise of eligible voters. Chief Justice, Martha Karambu Koome, has weighed in on Deputy President William Ruto's claims that at least one million voters from his strongholds were expunged from the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) voters register.
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