Rwathia Ward: polling stations
Rwathia (IEBC ward code 0518) is a county assembly ward in Kangema Constituency, Murang'a County. In the IEBC's 2022 register it had 24 polling stations at 11 registration centres, with 12,852 registered voters.
Rwathia elects one Member of County Assembly at the general election on . Its voters also elect the MP for Kangema, Murang'a County's governor, senator and woman representative, and vote for President.
- IEBC ward code
- 0518
- Registration centres
- 11
- Polling stations
- 24
- Registered voters
- 12,852
2022 figures. Average of 536 registered voters per polling station. The largest registration centre was RWATHIA PR. SCH., with 2,178 voters across 4 polling stations.
How Rwathia compares
- By registered voters, Rwathia was the smallest of the 3 wards in Kangema, with 24.7% of the constituency’s voters.
- Across Murang'a County it ranked 33rd of 35 wards and held 2.1% of the county’s registered voters.
- Its polling stations averaged 536 registered voters each — more than the Kangema average of 531 and more than the Murang'a County average of 524.
- The largest polling station was NYAGATUGU PR. SCH. with 692 registered voters; the smallest was KARIMA TBC with 372.
- 8 of its 11 registration centres had more than one polling station (stream).
Registration centres and polling stations in Rwathia
A registration centre often has several polling stations (streams). Names are as listed in the IEBC register, which shortens long names.
| Registration centre | Polling stations | Registered voters |
|---|---|---|
| WANJERERE PR. SCH. | 2 | 1,369 |
| NYAGATUGU PR. SCH. | 1 | 692 |
| KIHOYA PR. SCH. | 3 | 1,794 |
| KAYU PR. SCH. | 2 | 873 |
| KIAWAMBOGO PR. SCH. | 3 | 1,621 |
| KANGURU PR. SCH. | 1 | 578 |
| RWATHIA PR. SCH. | 4 | 2,178 |
| KENYA NJERU PR. SCH. | 3 | 1,486 |
| TUTHU PR. SCH. | 2 | 987 |
| GACHOGI PR.SCH | 2 | 902 |
| KARIMA TBC | 1 | 372 |
| Total | 24 | 12,852 |
Finding your polling station
This list is from the register used for the 9 August 2022 General Election. Registration centres and polling stations can change before 2027, and new voters are registered between elections. Always confirm your registration and polling station with the IEBC.
Organising polling agents here? Read the polling agent guide.