Lamu, Kiambu, Nairobi and Muranga counties lead in percentage of registered voters.

Tharaka, one of the " 2007 swing state" is also in the list.

My opinion is that Issack Hassan has and continues to fail miserably.
1. Why couldn't the BVR kits be configured to register voters wherever they are? I mean just loading the kits with with all the polling stations so that individuals choose their station at the time of registration isn't exactly rocket science!

2. Why were the hopes of diaspora voters lifted high up only to be dashed at the last minute? Any idea for wasting tax payers money in expensive hotels abroad then fail to do the very thing the conferences intended to achieve.

3. Why should a voter be required to go with their ID card on polling day? If biometric features are unique to an individual as Hassan endlessly stresses then my finger should be enough to identify me, no?

The issue of ID card could make sense if they had a chip which you just swipe and whollah! Your details appear. As it stands the clerks will have a hard time trying to enter your ID card number. What with the tension from impatient Kenyans thronging the poll booths.

4. Aspirants for the elective post are not sure of the qualifications required yet Hassan has not come out to help.

5. And many others some which will become apparent as the clock ticks towards the election day.
In summary Hassan and his team are misfits for the posts they occupy. God help us.

I like the idea of registering at the station where you will vote. One should influence the electoral outcome of the place where they spend most of their time.

this 'exercise' should be extended to 30th dec..Haki yetu