Bomet Constituency
Appearance
Bomet Constituency was a former electoral constituency in the Rift Valley Province of Kenya. It was divided into Bomet East Constituency and Bomet Central Constituency.
Members of Parliament
[edit]Elections | MP [1] | Party | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
1963 | Alfred K. arap Soi | KADU | |
1969 | Joseph K. arap Chumo | KANU | One-party system |
1974 | Isaac Kipkorir Salat | KANU | One-party system |
1979 | Isaac Kipkorir Salat | KANU | One-party system |
1983 | Isaac Kipkorir Salat | KANU | One-party system. |
1988 | Kipkalya Kones | KANU | One-party system. |
1992 | Kipkalya Kones | KANU | |
1997 | Kipkalya Kones | KANU | |
2002 | Nicholas Kiptoo Korir Salat | KANU | |
2007 | Kipkalya Kones | ODM | Kones died in an air accident in June 2008 [2] |
2008 | Beatrice Kones | ODM | By-election [3] |
Members of Parliament
[edit]Elections | MP [1] | Party | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
2013 | Ronald Tonui | URP | |
2013 | Paul Bii | URP | |
2013 | Joyce Laboso | URP | |
2013 | Bernard Bett | URP | |
2013 | Sammy Koech |
Wards
[edit]Wards | ||
Ward | Representative | Constituency |
---|---|---|
Kipreres | Philip Korir | Bomet East |
Longisa | Davis Kipkirui | Bomet East |
Chemaner | Alice Chesang | Bomet East |
Kembu | Joseph Kellong | Bomet East |
Merigi | Zaddock Kilel | Bomet East |
Mutarakwa | Robert Langat | Bomet Central |
Silibwet Township | Haron Kirui | Bomet Central |
Singorwet | Alfred Langat | Bomet Central |
Chesoen | Kipngetich Barchok | Bomet Central |
Ndaraweta | Josphat Kirui | Bomet Central |
Nyangores | Andrew Maritim | Chepalungu |
Kongasis | Wesley Bett | Chepalungu |
Chebunyo | Joseah Chepkwony | Chepalungu |
Sigor | Robert Rono | Chepalungu |
Siongiroi | Leonard Kirui | Chepalungu |
Kipsonoi | Weldon Tula Kirui | Sotik |
Kapletundo | Richard Busolo Chirchir | Sotik |
Ndanai | David Maritim | Sotik |
Chemagel | Augustine Koskei | Sotik |
Rongena | Samuel Keter | Sotik |
Chepchapas | Wesley Kiprotich | Konoin |
Kimulot | Clara Cherotich | Konoin |
Boito | Charles Nyesha Langat | Konoin |
Embomos | Robert Serbai | Konoin |
Mogogosiek | Ambrose Koech | Konoin |
References
[edit]- ^ a b Center for Multiparty Democracy: Politics and Parliamentarians in Kenya 1944–2007 Archived October 28, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Two Kenyan government ministers die", Sapa-AFP (IOL), June 10, 2008.
- ^ KBC, September 26, 2010: Kones and Laboso win seats[permanent dead link ]