Machakos Town Constituency is an electoral constituency in Kenya. It is one of eight constituencies in Machakos County. The constituency was established for the 1988 elections.
Elections | MP [1] | Party | Notes |
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1988 | John Kyalo | KANU | One-party system. |
1992 | John Kyalo | KANU | |
1995 | Alphonce Mbinda Musyoki | KANU | By-elections |
1997 | Jonesmus Mwanza Kikuyu | SDP | |
2002 | Fredrick Mwanzia Daudi | NARC | |
2007 | Victor Munyaka [2] | ODM-Kenya | |
2013 | Victor Munyaka [2] | CCU | |
2017 | Victor Munyaka [2] | Jubilee | |
2022 | Caleb Mutiso | Chap Chap |
Location | Population [3] |
---|---|
Kalama | 21,702 |
Katheka Kai | 17,485 |
Kiima-Kimwe | 22,741 |
Kimutwa | 17,265 |
Kola | 14,567 |
Lumbwa | 13,609 |
Masaku | 19,980 |
Mua Hills | 8,579 |
Mumbuni | 49,802 |
Muvuti | 12,156 |
Mutituni | 14,300 |
Ngelani | 11,989 |
Total | x |
Wards | ||
Ward | Registered Voters | County Assembly |
---|---|---|
Kalama | 16,098 | Machakos |
Mua | 13,992 | Machakos |
Mutituni | 13,453 | Machakos |
Kiima-Kimwe / Muvuti | 16,057 | Machakos |
Machakos Central | 27,204 | Machakos |
Mumbuni North | 12,640 | Machakos |
Kola | 10,433 | Machakos |
Total | 109,877 | |
* June 2017. [4] |
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