CLEAN : Kenyatta holds lead in slow Kenya

The transcript discusses the election process, emphasizing the verification of results and the legal framework in place to prevent malpractice. It highlights the roles of election officials and the legal recourse available for objections. The final stages of the election process are also covered, ensuring transparency and accountability.

What is the main reason the speaker gives for not knowing the election results?

• The results are not yet counted.

• The speaker and the Commissioner did not attend the elections.

• The results are confidential.

• The results are being contested.

What does the speaker say about the possibility of election malpractice?

• It is ignored by the law.

• It is a common occurrence.

• It is encouraged by the officials.

• It is impossible due to the verification process.

What consequence does the speaker mention for election officials involved in malpractice?

• They will be promoted.

• They will face personal criminal liability.

• They will receive a warning.

• They will be transferred to another department.

What does the speaker say about the declaration of elected officials?

• It has been delayed.

• It is still ongoing.

• It has been completed for the entire country.

• It is not necessary.

What legal recourse is available for those who object to the election results?

• There is no legal recourse.

• They can file a complaint with the Commissioner.

• There is a clear legal process under the Constitution.

• They can request a recount.