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The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has announced a major recruitment drive, opening up hundreds of temporary job opportunities ahead of the February 26, 2026, by-elections.

In a public notice issued on Wednesday, January 21, 2026, the electoral body invited qualified Kenyans to apply for various short-term positions that will support the conduct of the upcoming polls.

IEBC Positions Available

According to IEBC, the commission is seeking applicants for the following roles:

  • Support Electoral Trainers (SETs)
  • Presiding Officers and Deputy Presiding Officers
  • Polling and Counting Clerks

The temporary positions will play a critical role in ensuring a smooth, transparent, and credible electoral process during the by-elections.

How to Apply For IEBC Jobs

Interested applicants are required to submit their applications online only through the official IEBC recruitment portal: https://jobs.iebc.or.ke.

“We are hiring! The Commission invites qualified applicants to apply for the following temporary positions for the #26thFebByelections: 1. Support Electoral Trainers (SETs) 2. Presiding and Deputy Presiding Officers 3. Polling/Counting Clerks Submit your application online via: https://jobs.iebc.or.ke,” IEBC stated.

The commission noted that the application deadline is Monday, January 26, 2026, leaving candidates with limited time to submit their details.

“Application deadline: Monday, January 26th, 2026. Your Vote, Your Future,” the notice reads.

February 26 By-elections

The IEBC Chairperson Erustus Ethekon had announced that the four remaining by-elections would be held on February 26, 2026.

Ethekon announced the by-election dates in a gazette notice released on December 19, 2025, confirming the vacancies in the areas and announcing directives to political parties and aspirants.

The by-elections will be for the Member of National Assembly for Isiolo South Constituency, Member of County Assembly for Muminji Ward and Evurore Ward in Mbeere North Constituency, Embu County, and West Kabras Ward in Malava Constituency, Kakamega County.

IEBC had also directed political parties intending to participate in the by-elections to submit the names of the persons contesting in party primaries and the date of the party primaries on or before Friday, 2nd January, 2026.

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Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) selection panel has shortlisted 36 candidates  for the appointment of commissioners.

Through a press release on Saturday June 12, the IEBC selection panel published the names of the 36 individuals from a pool of 660 applicants who had expressed interest in the positions.

The shortlisted candidates will be subjected to a psychometric test on June 30 to assess their cognitive ability and mental ability.

Oral interviews will be held between July 7 and July 22 at the Kenya International Conference Centre.

“While considering the applications, the selection panel observed that there were many qualified Kenyans who expressed interest in the position in the position of commissioner of the IEBC,” the panel’s chairperson Elizabeth Muli said

According to Muli, the youngest applicant was 23 years old and the eldest 73 years old.

Human rights defenders, former members of the constitutional commissions and university dons are among those shortlisted for interviews to fill the vacant four positions at the electoral agency.

Former Gwasi Legislator Felix Nyauchi is also among the 36 candidates.

Other high-profile Shortlisted candidates include former ambassador to Zimbabwe, Lucy Chelimo, former SRC Commissioner Sellestine Mbii-Kiuluku, former national police service commission member Abdalla Mohamed (Nairobi), former judges and magistrates vetting board vice chairperson Roseline Doreen Adhiambo Odhiambo Odede (Siaya), former KNCHR chairperson Kagwigira Mbogori (Meru), former KNCHR chairperson Florence Shimbiri-Jaoko (Nairobi), Koki Muli and former NCIC commissioner Joseph Gitile Naituli (Meru).

Others are Abdirizak Arae Nunow (Garissa), Anne Mwikali Kiusya (Machakos), Caroline Njeri Ng’ang’a (Muranga), Catherine Muchiru Kamindo (Nyeri), Cecilia Ngoyoni (Marsabit), Con Omore Osendo (Kisumu),Dinah Jeruto Kipkebut (Nakuru), and Felix Useru Nyauchi (Homa Bay).

The positions fell vacant following the resignations of Roselyn Akombe, Paul Kurgat, Margaret Mwanchanya and Connie Maina after the 2017 general elections.

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Are you a form four leaver, possess basic computer skills and you are in need of a job? Are you aware of the IEBC BBI signature verification jobs?

Well, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) is calling for applications for the posts of signature verification clerks ahead of the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) verification process.

In a notice on Saturday, IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati said they will need 400 personnel for the verification process.

They will be paid Sh1,200 per day for the exercise. This will cost Sh480,000.

Applicants should be Kenyan citizens with high integrity,  hold a form four certificate, be computer literate, have data entry skills and must be available for the entire period.

Also, applicants should be from Nairobi county if not, interested candidates should arrange for their own accommodation during that period, Chebukati said.

The deadline for the application is December 24,2020 and applications must be done online.

The National Treasury approved Sh93.7 million funding to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission for the verification of BBI signatures.

Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani approved the amount after deliberations with IEBC managers.

The IEBC sought Sh241 million from the exchequer to review the signatures recently presented by the BBI Secretariat.

The money would be used to hire and train clerks who will verify the signatures. This process would take 85 days to complete.

Yatani revealed this on a day when ODM leader Raila Odinga asked IEBC commissioners to resign to pave way for a new team.

Yesterday, Raila dismissed the electoral commission demands for more money for verification of the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill signatures and referendum.

He accused the commissioners of planning to sabotage the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) process, saying they continue to earn huge salaries despite not having work to do after elections.

Yesterday, IEBC posted on Twitter that it would proceed with the verification exercise. It explained that to undertake the verification, it needs to hire data entry clerks, conference facilities, accommodation and stationery.

To apply for the above post, follow this link . If the link https://www.iebc.or.ke/iebcjobs/#no-back-button fails to work, visit the IEBC’s official website at www.iebc.or.ke forward slash, iebcjobs.

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