County profile

Narok County

People. Elections. Representation. Public money.

6Constituencies 8Representatives
398,784Registered voters 2022
78.1Registered per 100 adults counted in 2019
1420Contributions in Parliament KSh 1.16BNG-CDF approved FY 2025/26

People & places

Land area · 2019 17,950.3 km² #11 of 47 counties held 3.09% of Kenya Projected population · 2022 1,248,708 people #11 of 47 counties held 2.47% of Kenya Registered voters · 2022 398,784 registrations #25 of 47 counties held 1.8% of 47 county registers

Largest first; equal values share a rank. County registers exclude diaspora. Select a measure for its source. The 2022 population is KNBS's projection for that year, carried forward from the 2019 census — an estimate, not a count. 1,157,873 residents were counted here in 2019.

County map. Browse constituencies in the list.

County outline. Constituency boundary polygons are not held; the list opens each constituency.

Registering for 2027

398,784 registered voters in the 2022 register
+46,794 new registrations in this drive +11.73% on top of the 2022 register · 19th of 47 counties by number
One scale, from zero. A register counted in 2022; registrations added since.

Across the whole country 2,936,516 people had newly registered as voters as at Aug. 20, 2026. It already includes the county figure above and is never added to it. Continuous voter registration has run since Sept. 29, 2025.

There is no 2027 register yet — IEBC de-duplicates, audits and gazettes one first — so these cannot simply be added to the 2022 figure above.

Dates, scope & source

Enhanced Continuous Voter Registration, Phase 1, run from March 30, 2026 to April 28, 2026. Figures are IEBC's own, stated as of April 28, 2026.

Newly registered voters only. IEBC prints transfers of registration (1,960) and changes of particulars (103) in the same table; neither is a new voter and neither is added here.

The figure is IEBC's; describing it as new registrations rather than the register is ours, and the release's own sentence states no scope and no window.

IEBC status report · April 28, 2026

IEBC national figure · Aug. 20, 2026

Registered voters · 2017 to 2027

  1. 2017 341,730
  2. 2022 398,784
  3. 2027 none held yet

No 2027 register is held for this county yet. The bar fills in when IEBC publishes one and it is loaded; nothing here is projected forward — IEBC de-duplicates, audits and gazettes a register before it counts. Registration towards 2027 is counted separately, above.

Between the registers held · 2017–2022

+57,054 voters added 19th of 47 counties by number
+16.70% growth on the 2017 register 20th of 47 counties by percentage
How this is worked out

Both figures compare the same county in the two registers we hold. Percentage change = (2022 count − 2017 count) ÷ 2017 count × 100. Ranks cover only counties with a register in both years. These are registrations, not votes cast.

Bars are scaled against the largest register this county itself holds, and start at zero. A year with no register held shows no bar rather than a zero.

IEBC register · 2017 · IEBC register · 2022

Explore constituencies

  1. Narok North
    1. 2022 88,665
    2. 2027 none held yet
  2. Kilgoris
    1. 2022 76,883
    2. 2027 none held yet
  3. Narok South
    1. 2022 76,065
    2. 2027 none held yet
  4. Narok West
    1. 2022 66,596
    2. 2027 none held yet
  5. Narok East
    1. 2022 46,535
    2. 2027 none held yet
  6. Emurua Dikirr
    1. 2022 44,040
    2. 2027 none held yet
Registered voters. Bars start at zero and are scaled against the largest register any constituency here holds, so they can be read against each other. A year with no register published shows an empty bar rather than a zero.
Age profile & sources

People & the register · Narok

Projected population · 2022²1,248,708
Adults 18+ · 2019¹510,312
Registered voters · 2022398,784
Different years and populations; this is not turnout.
78.1registered per 100 adults counted in 2019
Years, scope & sources

² KNBS Volume XVI, Appendix 5: the population KNBS projects for 2022, carried forward from the 2019 census. It is an estimate of how many people live here, not a count of people enumerated. 1,157,873 residents were actually counted in 2019 — KNBS Volume I, Table 2.4, all persons.

The adult figure stays on 2019 because no projected one exists: Volume XVI prints five-year age bands, so 18 falls inside 15–19 and no voting-age figure is published at county level for any year. Splitting that band here would be inventing a number KNBS has not published.

¹ KNBS Volume III, Table 2.3: population distributed by age and sex; excludes the intersex population, so it sums lower than the headcount above. The adult count is aged 18+ on census night in 2019 — Volume I prints no age breakdown, so the adults figure can only come from this table. The register counts registrations in 2022, not ballots cast.

81,174 residents were aged 15–17 in 2019. Ageing, migration and the different dates can affect this comparison. This is not a registration rate. KNBS sub-counties are not constituencies; this comparison applies at county level.

KNBS census · KNBS projections · Volume XVI · IEBC register

Representatives

Who speaks for Narok in Parliament.

Olekina Ledama
Olekina Ledama
Senator
ODM 653 contributions
Tonkei Rebecca Noonaishi
Tonkei Rebecca Noonaishi
Woman Representative
UDA 37 contributions
Constituencies & their MPs
David Kipsang Keter
David Kipsang Keter
Emurua Dikirr
UDA 0 contributions
Julius Lekakeny Sunkuli
Julius Lekakeny Sunkuli
Kilgoris
KANU 214 contributions
Lemanken Aramat
Lemanken Aramat
Narok East
UDA 18 contributions
Pareyio Mantaine Agnes
Pareyio Mantaine Agnes
Narok North
JP 66 contributions
Ntutu Kitilai
Ntutu Kitilai
Narok South
IND 10 contributions
Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo
Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo
Narok West
UDA 422 contributions

2022 election — who won here

Declared winners from the IEBC Kenya Gazette.

County-wide winners · 2022

GovernorNtutu Patrick Keturet OleUDA · 160,094 votesGazette 9949

SenatorOlekina LedamaODM · 135,180 votesGazette 9955

Woman RepresentativeTonkei Rebecca NoonaishiUDA · 113,686 votesGazette 9951

Constituencies & registered voters
  1. Narok North
    1. 2022 88,665
    2. 2027 none held yet
  2. Kilgoris
    1. 2022 76,883
    2. 2027 none held yet
  3. Narok South
    1. 2022 76,065
    2. 2027 none held yet
  4. Narok West
    1. 2022 66,596
    2. 2027 none held yet
  5. Narok East
    1. 2022 46,535
    2. 2027 none held yet
  6. Emurua Dikirr
    1. 2022 44,040
    2. 2027 none held yet
Registered voters. Bars start at zero and are scaled against the largest register any constituency here holds, so they can be read against each other. A year with no register published shows an empty bar rather than a zero.
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Constituency winners · 2022

Emurua DikirrKipyegon Johana Ng’enoUDA · 19,958 votesGazette 9950

KilgorisSunkuli Julius Lekakeny oleKANU · 20,293 votesGazette 9950

Narok EastAramat LemankenUDA · 13,588 votesGazette 9950

Narok NorthPareyio Agnes MantaineJP · 20,028 votesGazette 9950

Narok SouthKitilai Ole NtutuIND · 17,238 votesGazette 9950

Narok WestTongoyo Gabriel KoshalUDA · 18,065 votesGazette 9950

County Assembly (MCA) winners — 30 wards
Wards where the winner polled most votes
  1. Ilmotiok · Duncan Bore 9,209 UDA
  2. Majimoto Naroosura · Kilerai Pariken Daniel 8,088 ODM
  3. Narok Town · Kudate Lucas Ntalamea Ole Orange Democratic Movement 7,753 ODM
  4. Melili · Dapash Isaac Salau 7,072 JP
  5. Mosiro · Olorgeso Maika Eliud 6,714 UDA
Show the other 24 of 29, same scale
  1. Siana · Sikona Moses Ole 6,601 UDA
  2. Lolgorian · Seme Michael Ololdikir 5,662 JP
  3. Naikarra · Mako Timothy Ole 4,803 UDA
  4. Olokurto · Kishoyian Joshua Tumpes 4,676 JP
  5. Shankoe · Yiamboi Moses Olaimerri 4,661 UDA
  6. Loita · Shuma Olonoku Manchau 3,898 CCM
  7. Kilgoris Central · Morintat Leina 3,846 IND
  8. Sogoo · Hillary Kipngeno 3,814 UDA
  9. Mara · Kipngeno Chepkwony 3,812 IND
  10. Ildamat · Kutingala Elijah Maison 3,719 JP
  11. Ololulunga · Dominic Shonkoi Lemein 3,628 UDA
  12. Angata Barikoi · Koech Joseph Kibeigo 3,536 UDA
  13. Kapsasian · Kipkorir Ngok Jackson 3,493 UDA
  14. Suswa · Kisotu Salaash Nickson 3,485 JP
  15. Melelo · David Lekuta Ole Sulunye United Democratic Alliance 3,296 UDA
  16. Keyian · Mukut Mark K. 3,276 IND
  17. Nkareta · Kuyioni Nkaluena Ole 3,172 ODM
  18. Kimintet · Ntokoyuan Sangau Ole 3,107 CCM
  19. Mogondo · Kipsang Mibei Kennedy 3,003 UDA
  20. Sagamian · Stephen Kiprotich Koech 2,776 UDA
  21. Olorropil · Murguyia Wilson Mateya 2,702 UPF
  22. Ilkerin · Koskey Kiprono Ezekiel 2,552 ANC
  23. Keekonyokie · Kimiti Erastus Lemiso 2,458 JP
  24. Olpusimoru · Naimodu James Leparan 2,175 ODM
Bars start at zero and share one scale — the largest vote count shown here — so every row can be read against every other, open or collapsed. Wards differ greatly in size, so a longer bar mostly means a bigger ward, not a stronger result. We hold no per-ward electorate to measure these against. No figure is held for Oloimasani · - -, so that row is not drawn — the source states none, which is not the same as nothing.
Show all 30 wards as a table
WardConstituencyWinnerPartyVotes
Ilkerin Emurua Dikirr Koskey Kiprono Ezekiel ANC 2,552
Kapsasian Emurua Dikirr Kipkorir Ngok Jackson UDA 3,493
Mogondo Emurua Dikirr Kipsang Mibei Kennedy UDA 3,003
Oloimasani Emurua Dikirr - - Not stated —
Angata Barikoi Kilgoris Koech Joseph Kibeigo UDA 3,536
Keyian Kilgoris Mukut Mark K. IND 3,276
Kilgoris Central Kilgoris Morintat Leina IND 3,846
Kimintet Kilgoris Ntokoyuan Sangau Ole CCM 3,107
Lolgorian Kilgoris Seme Michael Ololdikir JP 5,662
Shankoe Kilgoris Yiamboi Moses Olaimerri UDA 4,661
Ildamat Narok East Kutingala Elijah Maison JP 3,719
Keekonyokie Narok East Kimiti Erastus Lemiso JP 2,458
Mosiro Narok East Olorgeso Maika Eliud UDA 6,714
Suswa Narok East Kisotu Salaash Nickson JP 3,485
Melili Narok North Dapash Isaac Salau JP 7,072
Narok Town Narok North Kudate Lucas Ntalamea Ole Orange Democratic Movement ODM 7,753
Nkareta Narok North Kuyioni Nkaluena Ole ODM 3,172
Olokurto Narok North Kishoyian Joshua Tumpes JP 4,676
Olorropil Narok North Murguyia Wilson Mateya UPF 2,702
Olpusimoru Narok North Naimodu James Leparan ODM 2,175
Loita Narok South Shuma Olonoku Manchau CCM 3,898
Majimoto Naroosura Narok South Kilerai Pariken Daniel ODM 8,088
Melelo Narok South David Lekuta Ole Sulunye United Democratic Alliance UDA 3,296
Ololulunga Narok South Dominic Shonkoi Lemein UDA 3,628
Sagamian Narok South Stephen Kiprotich Koech UDA 2,776
Sogoo Narok South Hillary Kipngeno UDA 3,814
Ilmotiok Narok West Duncan Bore UDA 9,209
Mara Narok West Kipngeno Chepkwony IND 3,812
Naikarra Narok West Mako Timothy Ole UDA 4,803
Siana Narok West Sikona Moses Ole UDA 6,601

Source: IEBC · Kenya Gazette · Gazette 9956 · declared winners only, not per-candidate tallies.

Parliamentary activity

What Narok's members do across both Houses.

Contributions in Parliament
767National Assembly · MPs & Woman Rep
653Senate · Senator

Certified Hansard contributions in the current Parliament; presiding-officer speech is never counted, and each representative's own count is shown on their card above. Browse the full National Assembly and Senate.

Legislative business

Showing Full 13th Parliament to date.

1Questions asked 16Motions moved 55Statements 3Petitions presented 45Papers laid

Totals across both Houses for the county's current members, for the selected period, using the same counting policy as the member profiles.

Topics raised by members

Three leading topics per member · current parliamentary term · automated labels, not official categories. Topics may overlap.

Counts are contributions tagged with a topic, not a measure of work done within this county.

Narok County government budget

What the county government itself budgeted and spent, as reported by the Controller of Budget — separate from the NG-CDF money below.

KSh 17.6 billion Budget · FY 2024/25
KSh 15.8 billion Spent 90.0% absorption, as reported
KSh 4.0 billion Development spending 74.0% of the development budget
KSh 11.9 billion Recurrent spending 97.0% of the recurrent budget

Controller of Budget, Annual FY 2024/25 — the report.

NG-CDF in Narok County

National-government development money allocated per constituency — not the county government's budget.

KSh 1.16B FY 2025/26 approved · all 6 constituencies
KSh 1.08B FY 2024/25 approved · all 6 constituencies
KSh 1.05B FY 2023/24 approved · all 6 constituencies
KSh 718.6M FY 2022/23 approved · subtotal for 5 of 6 constituencies
By constituency
Approved per constituency · FY 2025/26
  1. Kilgoris KSh 202,243,910
  2. Narok North KSh 202,243,910
  3. Narok South KSh 202,243,910
  4. Emurua Dikirr KSh 182,982,585
  5. Narok East KSh 182,982,585
Show the other 1 of 6, same scale
  1. Narok West KSh 182,982,585
Bars start at zero and share one scale — the largest allocation shown here — so every row can be read against every other, open or collapsed. The newest financial year only. Earlier years are in the table below.
Allocations by constituency and financial year
ConstituencyFY 2025/26FY 2024/25FY 2023/24FY 2022/23
Emurua Dikirr NG-CDF record → KSh 182,982,585 KSh 170,469,857 KSh 166,593,720 KSh 138,215,033
Kilgoris NG-CDF record → KSh 202,243,910 KSh 188,414,052 KSh 184,129,901 KSh 151,960,174
Narok East NG-CDF record → KSh 182,982,585 KSh 170,469,857 KSh 166,593,720 KSh 138,215,033
Narok North NG-CDF record → KSh 202,243,910 KSh 188,414,052 KSh 184,129,901 KSh 151,960,174
Narok South NG-CDF record → KSh 202,243,910 KSh 188,414,052 KSh 184,129,901 —
Narok West NG-CDF record → KSh 182,982,585 KSh 170,469,857 KSh 166,593,720 KSh 138,215,033

Source: NG-CDF Board, checked against their own record before publication.

All Narok County allocations →

How this compares

Ranked among all 47 counties · each measure ranked separately · no overall score · peers are every county, not similar ones

NG-CDF approved (latest FY)

KSh 1.16B 28th of 47

Ahead of 40% · median KSh 1.16B

Registered voters (IEBC register)

398,784 25th of 47

Ahead of 47% · median 398,981

Hansard contributions

1,420 14th of 47

Ahead of 70% · median 916

Questions asked

1 46th of 47

Ahead of 0% · median 12

Motions moved

16 22nd of 47

Ahead of 49% · median 16

Statements

55 34th of 47

Ahead of 28% · median 73

Petitions presented

3 14th of 47

Ahead of 66% · median 2

Papers laid

45 21st of 47

Ahead of 55% · median 42

What these numbers don’t measure
Committee work
Parliament publishes no committee attendance for either House, so nobody can count it — us included.
Constituency work
Funerals, harambees, schools, casework. Recorded nowhere we can read.
Whether it worked
We can count questions asked, not answers given.
Speaking often isn’t speaking well. Use these to ask your representative better questions — not to grade them.

Sources & coverage

Years, geographic scope and original records.

  • KNBS census · 2019 — county age/sex population, as enumerated.
  • KNBS projections · Volume XVI — the population projected for 2022 from the 2019 census. An estimate, not a count.
  • IEBC register · 2022 — registrations, not votes cast.
  • IEBC declarations · 2022 — each winner links to the Gazette in Elections.
  • Parliament — current members' records and Hansard. Topic labels are automated analysis, not Parliament's own categories.
  • Controller of Budget · 2024/25 — Annual FY 2024/25.
  • NG-CDF project records use each constituency's register. These and its allocations are separate from county-government spending. View records.

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