Constituency profile · Bomet County
Bomet Central Constituency
Represented by Kilel Richard Cheruiyot. What its MP does in Parliament, and the NG-CDF money approved for this constituency. Everything on Bomet County →
Voters & results · 2022
71,409 registered voters
Constituency register · 2022
Population & source
A matching constituency census total is not held. KNBS sub-counties use different boundaries.
County population comparison · IEBC registerDeclared MP · 2022
Kilel Richard CheruiyotUDA · 43,609 votesGazette 9950
Registered voters · 2017 to 2027
Between the registers held · 2017–2022
How this is worked out
Both figures compare the same constituency in the two registers we hold. Percentage change = (2022 count − 2017 count) ÷ 2017 count × 100. Ranks cover only constituencies with a register in both years. These are registrations, not votes cast.
Bars are scaled against the largest register this constituency itself holds, and start at zero. A year with no register held shows no bar rather than a zero.
Your representatives
Who represents Bomet Central.
Kilel Richard Cheruiyot in Parliament
What the sitting MP has done in Parliament, from the official record.
Counted the same way as on the member’s profile. Speech made while chairing a sitting is never counted.
NG-CDF in Bomet Central
National-government development money approved for this constituency. Approval is not disbursement, and not spending.
- FY 2025/26 KSh 192,613,248
- FY 2024/25 KSh 179,441,954
- FY 2023/24 KSh 175,361,810
- FY 2022/23 KSh 145,087,603
Show these years as a table
| Financial year | Approved |
|---|---|
| FY 2025/26 | KSh 192,613,248 |
| FY 2024/25 | KSh 179,441,954 |
| FY 2023/24 | KSh 175,361,810 |
| FY 2022/23 | KSh 145,087,603 |
See the full NG-CDF record for Bomet Central →
Source: NG-CDF Board, checked against their own record before publication.
NG-CDF projects in Bomet Central
Projects the constituency's NG-CDF Committee recorded, by financial year.
We have not yet loaded and checked this constituency's NG-CDF project documents. Its allocation figures above are unaffected.
How this compares
KSh 192.6M 90th of 290
Ahead of 34% · median KSh 192.6M
71,409 145th of 290
Ahead of 50% · median 71,409
5 270th of 290
Ahead of 6% · median 49
1 122nd of 290
Ahead of 40% · median 1
0 113th of 290
Ahead of 0% · median 0
3 119th of 290
Ahead of 50% · median 2
0 45th of 290
Ahead of 0% · median 0
0 110th of 290
Ahead of 0% · median 0
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 Bomet Central better questions — not to grade them.