[PHOTOS] IEBC submits petition evidence at Supreme Court

In Summary

• The Commission filed the Forms 34As, 34Bs and 34C ahead of a status conference scheduled for the presidential election petitions.

• Raila Odinga's Azimio and seven of the petitioners want the presidential election results overturned on basis of rigging and mismatch.

by SHARON MWENDE

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24 August 2022 - 17:13

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IEBC files election Forms 34As, 34Bs and 34C at the Supreme Court ahead of a scheduled status conference of presidential petitions on August 24,2022.
Image: DOUGLAS OKIDDY

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission on Wednesday presented election Forms at the Supreme Court.

The Commission filed Forms 34As, 34Bs and 34C ahead of the start of the hearing of the presidential election on August 30, 2022.

IEBC CEO Marjan Hussein Marjan when the Commission presented election files at the Supreme Court on August 24,2022.
Image: DOUGLAS OKIDDY

On Monday, nine petitions were filed at the Supreme Court.

The IEBC is listed as a respondent in eight of the petitions.

Raila Odinga's Azimio and seven of the petitioners want the presidential election results overturned on basis of rigging and mistmatch.

IEBC Commissioner Boya Molu accompanying the team delivering election Forms at the Supreme Court on August 24,2022.
Image: DOUGLAS OKIDDY

The petitions will be heard by Supreme Court's seven-judge bench.

They are Chief Justice Martha Koome, deputy CJ Philomena Mwilu and justices Ibrahim Mohammed, Njoki Ndung'u, Smokin Wanjala, William Ouko and Isaac Lenaola.

The Court will deliver its verdict on September 5, 2022, fourteen days since the day the petition was filed.

IEBC presenting election Forms 34As, 34Bs and 34C at the Supreme Court on August 24,2022.
Image: DOUGLAS OKIDDY

IEBC files election Forms 34As, 34Bs and 34C at the Supreme Court ahead of a scheduled status conference of presidential petitions on August 24,2022.
Image: DOUGLAS OKIDDY