Senator campaigns on Civicore.
Each of Kenya's 47 counties elects a senator. Civicore is built for that county-wide race: one campaign, every constituency, every ward.
What a Senator is elected to do.
A Senator represents one county in the Senate. The job is to protect county interests in national law and money - not to run the county government. That executive work belongs to the Governor.
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Represents the county in the Senate
Speaks for the county and its government in the second house of Parliament.
Art. 96
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Makes law that affects counties
Considers, debates, and approves Bills concerning counties before they become national law.
Art. 96, 109–113
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Shares national revenue among counties
Participates in determining how nationally raised revenue is divided among the 47 counties.
Art. 96, 217
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Oversees money sent to counties
Exercises oversight over national revenue allocated to county governments.
Art. 96
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Presidential oversight
Considers any resolution to remove the President or Deputy President from office.
Art. 96, 145
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Protects devolution
Guards the constitutional split of functions between national and county government so counties are not quietly recentralised.
Art. 96
How a Senator campaign is organised.
Senate campaigns sit at county scale. The candidate needs a field structure that matches IEBC units, not informal zones.
Civicore lets a senatorial team assign coordinators by constituency, mobilise volunteers by ward, and keep communications scoped so a Westlands message does not land in a different county.
Civicore is not affiliated with the Senate or any political party. It is infrastructure for campaigns that choose to run on it.
Civicore is independent civic-tech. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a substitute for the IEBC, the ORPP, Parliament, County Assemblies, the PPDT, or the Judiciary. Geography on this site is IEBC-aware so campaigns can organise on official units.
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