Mr Bett claimed IEBC was issuing results from Kajiado County despite voting still proceeding in some polling stations in the region.
He cited Ongata Rongai area where voting was extended beyond the 5pm deadline after logistical failures had led to a late start of the voting process.
“Where are these figures coming from? In Ongata Rongai there are people who are still voting. These are just figures floating on a screen,” said Mr Bett at a press conference held at the Bomas of Kenya tallying centre.
Mr Bett also issued a raft of concerns on the conduct of the elections. These included instances of multiple voting in Kitale, voters being allowed to vote without identification cards in Nakuru and voting process extending to March 5.
“March 05 is not designated as a voting day. We have heard of continued voting in Kimilili, Kitale, Uasin Gishu and Kitale. This is placing the credibility of the process in jeopardy,” said Mr Bett.
Lands Minister James Orengo faulted the use of manual voter registers in some polling stations.
source: elections.nation.co.ke
