County 026 of 47

Trans Nzoia County: constituencies and wards

Trans Nzoia is county number 026 of Kenya's 47 counties. It is divided into 5 constituencies and 25 county assembly wards; the IEBC's 2022 register listed 757 polling stations and 398,981 registered voters.

Updated By the VotePulse team

At the general election on , voters in Trans Nzoia County will elect a governor (with a deputy on the same ticket), a senator, a woman representative, 5 Members of Parliament (one per constituency) and 25 Members of County Assembly (one per ward), and will vote for President.

IEBC county code
026
Constituencies
5
County assembly wards
25
Polling stations (2022)
757
Registered voters (2022)
398,981
Former province
Rift Valley

Constituencies in Trans Nzoia

Constituencies of Trans Nzoia County with IEBC codes, wards, and polling stations and registered voters in the IEBC's 2022 register. Kiminini had the most registered voters.
Code Constituency Wards Polling stations Registered voters
136 Kwanza 4 159 75,839
137 Endebess 3 105 50,688
138 Saboti 5 148 87,384
139 Kiminini 6 159 93,240
140 Cherangany 7 186 91,830

County assembly wards by constituency

Kwanza 4 wards

  1. Kapomboi 48 stations
  2. Kwanza 48 stations
  3. Keiyo 34 stations
  4. Bidii 29 stations

Endebess 3 wards

  1. Chepchoina 41 stations
  2. Endebess 30 stations
  3. Matumbei 34 stations

Saboti 5 wards

  1. Kinyoro 34 stations
  2. Matisi 42 stations
  3. Tuwani 32 stations
  4. Saboti 25 stations
  5. Machewa 15 stations

Kiminini 6 wards

  1. Kiminini 29 stations
  2. Waitaluk 34 stations
  3. Sirende 21 stations
  4. Hospital 24 stations
  5. Sikhendu 19 stations
  6. Nabiswa 32 stations

Cherangany 7 wards

  1. Sinyerere 23 stations
  2. Makutano 20 stations
  3. Kaplamai 27 stations
  4. Motosiet 31 stations
  5. Cherangany/Suwerwa 34 stations
  6. Chepsiro/Kiptoror 27 stations
  7. Sitatunga 24 stations

Other counties in the former Rift Valley Province