ELOG

From their PVT, Deputy President William Ruto won the election with 50.7% with a margin of error of +/-2.1%. In the final IEBC tally, Ruto won with 50.49%.

Their calculation was therefore based on random sampling, which explains the margin of error. 9. Reduce the cost of election. 8. Ensure safety and security of voters, observers and other stake holders throughout the process. 6. Ensure implementation and enforcement of the campaign finance regulation. 2. Ensure the transparency in the integrity of the maintenance of the voter register, including providing full access to the KPMG audit report. 5. Ensure all polling stations are physically accessible to persons with disabilities and the elderly.

The Elections Observation Group (ELOG) has revealed the strategies they used to monitored the pre and post election process as conducted by the Independent ...

For Election Day, ELOG deployed over 5,000 observers across all 47 counties and 290 constituencies. "In light of our assessment of the Election Day processes and given that IEBC figures fall within the projected ranges, the PVT projections, therefore, corroborates the official results," stated Anne Ireri, the group’s chairperson. According to ELOG, PVT involves deploying highly trained observers to assess the conduct of the opening, voting and counting processes as well as to assess the official vote count.

The Elections Observation Group has endorsed the presidential results announced by (IEBC) chair Wafula Chebukati declaring William Ruto the president-elect.

While announcing the results of their parallel tallying, the group projected Ruto to garner 50.7% of the total tallied votes with a margin error of +/-2.1%. In the official results, the DP had 50.49%. The group noted that their findings had a margin of error because they relied on scientific statistics. - The observation group noted that their findings had a margin of error because they relied on scientific statistics

Elog has conducted parallel vote tabulations in the last two general elections with their tally results always consistent with the electoral body's.

In 2017, their PVT results were almost identical to the IEBC official results, but the Supreme Court nullified the elections on grounds that the poll agency had “committed irregularities and illegalities in the transmission of results.” Elog has conducted parallel vote tabulations in the last two general elections and the 2010 referendum, with their tally results always consistent with the electoral body’s, despite contestations of the results and subsequent petitions at the Supreme Court. The group also had 1,000 PVT observers who were “carefully recruited, specially trained and deployed to a nationally representative random sample of polling stations,” and independently did their separate tally on the election results.