The low voter turnout in the repeat presidential election has seen polling clerks lie idle in voting stations.
Pictures circulating on social media show polling clerks sleeping or conversing with each other as they wait for voters to turn up and vote.
Beehive of activities, election officials are overwhelmed with high turn out. #ElectionBoycottKE #ElectionsKE http://pic.twitter.com/vvdDIIU7kV
— Kenya West© (@KinyanBoy) October 26, 2017
Nasib primary polling station in Garissa county http://pic.twitter.com/3T1DS533oM
— Ibrahim Rashid (@myibraa12341) October 26, 2017
Kitui Primary school. Overwhelming voter turnout
#ElectionBoycottKE http://pic.twitter.com/7gEnmV5aUy
— Wakili Ochieng
(@ItsOchieng) October 26, 2017
Lamu social hall polling station; no one has so far turned up to cast vote. #ElectionsKE http://pic.twitter.com/taX6EsrK3w
— Daily Nation (@dailynation) October 26, 2017
The situation in Garissa primary poling station in Garissa county.
Northern Kenya was never a jubilee toilet.@Disembe #ElectionBoycottKE http://pic.twitter.com/euJAoBgsuj— Khalid Ali Mohamed (@Khalidali_001) October 26, 2017
09:44 Peaceful Ballot Revolution, Read the signs : (na sio jogoo road)#ElectionBoycottKE http://pic.twitter.com/obtfaNAZta via @MarkDienya
— KenyanTraffic (@KenyanTraffic) October 26, 2017
Vifaranga vya kompyuta http://pic.twitter.com/GJ9C5oaSJV
— Kech
No Voting in Miasenyi 🤣-Kumbe KURA za MCA si za Uhuru? #ElectionBoycottKE #KenyaPollEve http://pic.twitter.com/YOQG61hsfQ
— Harrison Kamwana (@Upekuzi_Kenya) October 26, 2017
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