More than 60 political parties have prepared to present candidates in the August 2017 elections. Aspirants have begun submitting their nomination papers to their respective parties.
According to reports, politicians and parties are gearing up for the August 8 general election, which is expected to be highly contested. Parties and coalitions have complied with the law, and aspirants have started submitting their nomination papers for the primaries.
The following list includes some of the political parties that submitted their nomination rules by March 2, 2017:
- Progressive Party of Kenya
- Ford-Kenya
- Chama Cha Uzalendo
- Democratic Congress
- Kenya Social Congress
- United Democratic Movement
- Diligence Development Alliance
- Ukweli Party
- New Democrats
- Democratic Party of Kenya
- Party of Democratic Unity
- Roots Party of Kenya
- Maendeleo Democratic Party
- Mzalendo Saba Saba
- Alternative Leadership Party of Kenya
- Kenya National Democratic Alliance
- People’s Party of Kenya
- Empowerment and Liberation Party
- Vibrant Democratic Party
- Kenya National Congress
- NARC-Kenya
- Kenya Patriots Party
- Party of Independent Candidates of Kenya
- National Rainbow Coalition
- Restore and Build Kenya Party
- Convention Party
- Farmers Party of Kenya
- Green Congress of Kenya Party
- Devolution Party of Kenya
- Amani National Congress
- Safina Party of Kenya
- People’s Empowerment Party
- Kenya African National Union
- National Vision Party of Kenya
- Mazingira Green Party of Kenya
- Jubilee Party of Kenya
- National Liberal Party
- Maendeleo Chap Chap
- United Democratic Party
- Wiper Movement Kenya
- Sisi Kwa Sisi
- Chama Mwangaza Daima
- Agano Party
- Federal Party of Kenya
- Orange Democratic Movement
- Alliance for Real Change
- National Party of Kenya
- Saba Saba Asili
- Shirikisho Party of Kenya
- National Democratic Movement
- Social Democratic Party of Kenya
- Party of Action
- Chama Cha Mashinani
- National Agenda Party of Kenya
- Republican Liberty Party
- Economic Freedom Party
- Muungano Party
- Party of National Unity
- Ford Asili
- Labour Party of Kenya
- Peoples Trust Party
- People’s Democratic Party
- KADU-Asili
- Movement for Democracy and Growth
- Liberal Democratic Party
- Thirdway Alliance Kenya
- Justice and Freedom Party
Additionally, there are provisionally registered parties, including:
- Hut Political Party
Coinciding with the individual parties, coalitions have also been formed, such as the National Super Alliance.