KIAMBU

JUJA Constituency

In KIAMBU County

113 5 wards 213 polling stations

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Election

2022 2017 2013

Registered voters

112.7K

0.6% of the national register

Polling stations

213

avg 529 voters per station

Polling centres

avg 5.6 streams each

Population

300.9K

KNBS census, 2019

Wards

each elects one MCA

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Who JUJA elected

2013

Member of Parliament FRANCIS MUNYUA WAITITU 40,801 votes

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Census 2019

KNBS 2019 Census Vol II (Table 2.3)

Population: 300,948
Households: 104,301

Female 152,480 · 50.7% Male 148,446 · 49.3%

JUJA Constituency election results

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2022 MP election

Won by Ndung’u George Koimburi · 39,413 valid votes

2022 Member of Parliament election, JUJA Constituency: every candidate and their votes
Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Result
Ndung’u George Koimburi	United Democratic Alliance	39,413	100.00%	Elected

2017 MP election

Won by Waititu Francis Munyua · margin 56,025 votes · 91,801 valid votes

2017 Member of Parliament election, JUJA Constituency: every candidate and their votes
Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Result
Waititu Francis Munyua	JUBILEE PARTY	66,190	72.10%	Elected
Ndung'u George Koimburi	FARMERS PARTY	10,165	11.07%
Ndung'u Antony Kirori	MAENDELEO CHAP CHAP PARTY	6,335	6.90%
Mwaura Lucas Chege	PARTY OF NATIONAL UNITY	4,590	5.00%
Chege Dorcas Wanjiru	NATIONAL RAINBOW COALITION-KENYA	2,849	3.10%
Mwangi Kariuki Chege	INDEPENDENT	1,083	1.18%
Kuria David Mwangi	AGANO PARTY	589	0.64%

2013 MP election

Won by Francis Munyua Waititu · margin 22,300 votes · 62,861 valid votes

2013 Member of Parliament election, JUJA Constituency: every candidate and their votes
Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Result
Francis Munyua Waititu	—	40,801	64.91%	Elected
Antony Kirori Ndungu	—	18,501	29.43%
Amos Kibe Muigua	—	3,559	5.66%

2027 spending limits in JUJA Constituency

The most a candidate may spend on the campaign, as gazetted for the general election of 10 August 2027.

Member of Parliament: KES 28,461,361

Source: Kenya Gazette Notice No. 12251, Kenya Gazette Vol. CXXVIII No. 136 (Special Issue), 7 August 2026: contributions and spending limits for the general election of 10 August 2027

Public funding

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JUJA, FY 2013/14 to 2016/17

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Nothing is on record for JUJA for FY 2013/14 to 2016/17. Figures appear here as soon as they are published.

Wards

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Wards of JUJA, with their register and elected representative
Name	Registered voters	Stations	Share	Elected 2013
THETA	30,736	47	27.3%	ISAAC KINUTHIA NJOGU
WITEITHIE	25,196	41	22.4%	PETER NGUGU MUIRURI
KALIMONI	20,368	35	18.1%	JOEL WAICHERE GITHII
JUJA	18,315	60	16.3%	SAMUEL GITAU MUNENE
MURERA	18,075	30	16.0%	GEORGE KIOI IRUNGU

About JUJA Constituency

JUJA Constituency has elected its MP at 3 general elections on record: Francis Munyua Waititu in 2013, Waititu Francis Munyua (JUBILEE PARTY) in 2017 and Ndung’u George Koimburi (United Democratic Alliance) in 2022.

The closest race on record was the 2013 MP election, which Francis Munyua Waititu won by 22,300 votes.

Questions about JUJA Constituency

Which county is JUJA Constituency in?

JUJA Constituency is in KIAMBU County.

How many wards are in JUJA Constituency?

JUJA Constituency has 5 wards: Juja, Kalimoni, Murera, Theta and Witeithie.

Who was elected MP for JUJA Constituency in 2022?

Ndung’u George Koimburi (United Democratic Alliance) won the 2022 MP election with 39,413 votes (100.00% of the vote).

How many registered voters are in JUJA Constituency?

112,690 people are on the IEBC register for JUJA Constituency, voting at 213 polling stations.

How much can a candidate spend in JUJA Constituency in the 2027 election?

The limits for the general election of 10 August 2027: MP KES 28,461,361. A limit covers what a candidate spends in the expenditure period, on items including venues, publicity, advertising, campaign staff, transport and nomination fees. Source: Kenya Gazette Notice No. 12251, Kenya Gazette Vol. CXXVIII No. 136 (Special Issue), 7 August 2026: contributions and spending limits for the general election of 10 August 2027.

Sources — boundaries and the polling-station register: IEBC. Population: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, 2019 Census. Results: IEBC declared results, 2022 / 2017 / 2013.