This article Focuses on a List of Elected MCAs in Narok County 2022-2027. Narok County is a county in southwestern Kenya with an estimated population of 1,157,873 according to 2019 Census. The dominant ethnic group is the Maasai. Its capital and largest town is Narok, with the only other major urban centre being Kilgoris. Narok County Government was formed by the County Governments Act of 2012 as prescribed in the 2010 Constitution of Kenya. Narok County governor is Patrick Ole Ntutu after winning in the 2022 elections and his Deputy is Tamalinye K. Koech.
Along with Kisii County, Narok County has been identified as having the highest level of practice of female genital mutilation in the country, despite the practice being outlawed in 2001.
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) registered 398,784 voters in the thirty wards and 68 voters in prisons in Narok county, for the August 9 2022 general election. The voters registered in prisons could only vote in the presidential election.
Member of County Assembly (MCA)
[constituency]
[county ward code. county ward name – name of elected MCA (political party)]
Kilgoris
881. Kilgoris Central – Leina Morintat (Independent)
882. Keyian – Mark K. Mukut (Independent)
883. Angata Barikoi – Joseph Kibeigo Koech (UDA)
884. Shankoe – Moses Olaimerri Yiamboi (UDA)
885. Kimintet – Sangau Ole Ntokoyuan (Chama Cha Mashinani (CCM))
886. Lolgorian – Michael Ololdikir Seme (Jubilee Party (JP))
Emurua Dikirr
887. Ilkerin – Ezekiel Kiprono Koskey (Amani National Congress (ANC))
888. Ololmasani – Samwel Kipkoech Towett (UDA)
889. Mogondo – Kennedy Kipsang Mibei (UDA)
890. Kapsasian – Jackson Kipkorir Ngok (UDA)
Narok North
891. Olposimoru – James Leparan Naimodu (ODM)
892. Olokurto – Joshua Tumpes Kishoyian (JP)
893. Narok Town – Lucas Ntalamea Ole Kudate (ODM)
894. Nkareta – Nkaluena Ole Kuyioni (ODM)
895. Olorropil – Wilson Mateya Murguyia (Ubuntu Peoples Forum (UPF))
896. Melili – Isaac Salau Dapash (JP)
Narok East
897. Mosiro – Eliud Maika Olorgeso (UDA)
898. Ildamat – Elijah Maison Kutingala (JP)
899. Keekonyokie – Erastus Lemiso Kimiti (JP)
900. Suswa – Nickson Salaash Kisotu (JP)
Narok South
901. Maji Moto Naroosura – Daniel Pariken Kilerai (ODM)
902. Ololulung’a – Dominic Shonkoi Lemein (UDA)
903. Melelo – David Lekuta Ole Sulunye (UDA)
904. Loita – Olonoku Manchau Shuma (CCM)
905. Sogoo – Hillary Kipngeno (UDA)
906. Sagamian – Stephen Kiprotich Koech (UDA)
Narok West
907. Ilmotiook – Duncan Bore (UDA)
908. Mara – Chepkwony Kipngeno (Independent)
909. Siana – Moses Ole Sikona (UDA)
910. Naikarra – Timothy Ole Mako (UDA)
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