County intelligence and electoral planning tools
Good planning starts from facts about the ground you are fighting on. VotePulse puts the 2022 results for your county next to your campaign’s live ward-by-ward readiness, and keeps the two clearly separate so nobody confuses history with a forecast.
Runs in: Campaign Manager Portal · See it alongside every module →
Planning on facts, not guesses
Campaigns often plan from a mixture of old results, rumours and polls of unknown quality. The result is money and time spent in the wrong wards.
The honest approach is to be clear about what is known: past results where they exist, the official register of polling stations and voters, and your own campaign’s activity. Everything else is an assumption, and a planning tool should show its assumptions.
What County intelligence does
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2022 county results
Turnout, winner and margin from the 2022 general election for your county, with a competitiveness band based on the margin.
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Polling stations and registered voters
Polling stations and 2022 registered voters for every county, constituency and ward, from the IEBC register.
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Live ward readiness
Volunteers, supporters, coordinators, community issues, donations and events by ward, from your own campaign data.
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Electoral simulator
A what-if tool: start from your real readiness, move sliders and see the effect of a documented formula with visible weights.
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Battleground maps
Your race on real county boundaries in the war room.
How it works
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Start from history
See how your county voted in 2022 and how close it was.
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Add the ground truth
Compare polling stations and registered voters in each ward with your coverage there.
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Find the gaps
Identify wards with many voters and little campaign activity.
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Test scenarios
Use the simulator to see how improving readiness in certain wards changes your plan.
What it does not do
We would rather you know the limits before you buy than discover them in the middle of a campaign.
- 2022 results are loaded at county level. VotePulse does not claim ward-level history it does not have.
- There is no “swing score”: with one past election loaded there is no trend to measure.
- The simulator is a planning tool, not a poll or a statistical forecast. Its weights are shown on screen.
Who uses it
- Strategy and planning teams
- Where to spend time and money.
- Governor and Senate campaigns
- County-wide planning across many wards.
- Consultants
- A transparent basis for recommendations to clients.
Software, or software with our team
County intelligence is included in VotePulse plans, priced by the office you are contesting — see plans and prices. If you would rather have our team set it up and run it with you, our campaign analytics consultancy is quoted separately.
Frequently asked questions
Does VotePulse predict election results?
No. It shows past results, official polling-station data and your campaign’s own activity. The simulator is a documented what-if tool, not a prediction.
Where do the polling-station numbers come from?
From the IEBC’s register of voters per polling station for the 2022 general election. The same data powers the public county, constituency and ward pages on this site.
Related modules and guides
- Opponent intelligence →Track named opponents’ rallies, promises, controversies, endorsements and fundraising with sources, and compare them head-to-head with your campaign.
- Election risk center →See which polling stations risk going uncovered on election day, from real signals: agent assignment and reported incidents. Not a violence prediction.
- Command Center →One screen for the campaign manager: AI daily brief, readiness score, live field map, calendar, finance and alerts, down to every ward in your race.
- Relationship graph →See your real campaign structure from candidate to coordinators, volunteers and linked supporters and donors, with coverage gaps flagged by ward.
- Kenya’s 47 counties →Every county, constituency and ward with polling-station data.
- Senate campaigns →Steering a county-wide race.
VotePulse is an independent campaign technology and consultancy platform. It is not the IEBC and does not declare official election results.