Parliamentary elections in Kenya in 1992
The 1992 parliamentary elections were held in Kenya on December 29, 1992. The first multi-party elections since independence were overshadowed by allegations of electoral fraud and targeted ethnic violence in Rift Valley province . Human Rights Watch accused various prominent Kenyan politicians, including President Daniel Arap Moi and Deputy Prime Minister George Saitoti , of causing and organizing the violence. At the same time, a general presidential election took place in Kenya for the first time , until then the president of the country was determined by the Kenyan National Assembly . The turnout was 69.4%.
National Assembly
| Political party | be right | % | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kenya African National Union | 100 | ||
| Ford – Asili | 31 | ||
| Ford – Kenya | 31 | ||
| Democratic Party | 23 | ||
| Kenya Social Congress | 1 | ||
| Kenya National Congress | 1 | ||
| PICK | 1 | ||
| invalid / blank ballot papers | 61.173 | - | - |
| Total | 5,425,595 | 100 | 188 |
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- ^ Human Rights Watch (1993): Divide and Rule: State Sponsored Ethnic Violence in Kenya
- ^ Elections held in 1992 at: Inter-Parliamentary Union
