Kenya National Assembly elections in Garissa, 2013

The 2013 Kenya National Assembly elections for Garissa County will be held on 4 March 2013.[1] Under the new constitution, which was passed during the 2010 referendum, the 2013 general election will be the first where there would be election of Women's National Assembly Representatives for the 47 newly created counties in addition to the election of Members of Parliament for the constituencies in the County. They will also be the first general elections run by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) which has released the official list of candidates.[2]

Balambala

Candidate Coalition Party Symbol Votes
Aden Abdikadir Omar Orange Democratic Movement Orange
Mohamed Omar Sharif United Republican Party Horn
Salat Ibrahim Mohamed Forum For Restoration Of Democracy-Kenya Lion

Dadaab

Candidate Coalition Party Symbol Votes
Ali Mohamed Abdi The National Alliance Dove
Dahir Abdullahi Sheikh Kenya National Congress Key
Duale Mohamed Dahir Orange Democratic Movement Orange
Mohamed Hussein Farah Wiper Democratic Movement- Kenya Umbrella

Fafi

Candidate Coalition Party Symbol Votes
Ahamed Aden Sugow Orange Democratic Movement Orange
Shill Elias Bare United Republican Party Horn
Shurie Abdi Omar The National Alliance Dove

Garissa Township

Candidate Coalition Party Symbol Votes
Agalab Abdi Salat Wiper Democratic Movement- Kenya Umbrella
Ali Abdirahman Mohamed Narc-Kenya Flower
Dolal Nassir Mohamed Orange Democratic Movement Orange
Duale Aden Bare United Republican Party Horn
Farah Abdikadir Aden National Agenda Party Of Kenya Teacher
Farah Abdirahim Haji Kenya National Congress Key
Mohamed Abdi Yare United Democratic Forum Party Greeting Hands

Ijara

Candidate Coalition Party Symbol Votes
Abass Ahmed Ibrahim Orange Democratic Movement Orange
Ahmed Ahmed Duale United Democratic Forum Party Greeting Hands
Ali Mohamadulamin Mohamud Safina Safina
Korio Abdi Aden The National Alliance Dove
Muhumed Mukhtar Bulale Kenya National Congress Key
Noor Sophia Abdi United Republican Party Horn

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