The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission's review of constituency and ward boundaries, a process last completed over a decade ago, has drawn formal objections from leaders in several border counties.
The review is legally required periodically to account for population changes captured in the national census, but has historically been politically sensitive given its implications for representation and resource allocation.
What Counties Are Objecting To
Objections center on proposed ward boundary adjustments that some county leaders argue would dilute representation for specific communities, a concern the IEBC says it is reviewing through its formal objection process.
