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How to Register, Resign from a Political Party on the ORPP Portal on eCitizen

The 2022 General elections are just five months away, and the political scene is already heating up with leaders taking their campaigns to the grassroots.

Last year, the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties faced a big hurdle after it emerged that a majority of Kenyans had been erroneously registered to various political parties unknowingly.

As a result, the Data Protection Commissioner’s office sent out a directive requiring the ORPP to deregister all Kenyans who had been erroneously registered to the political parties.

The ORPP launched its services on eCitizen three months ago, effectively giving Kenyans the authority to manage their individual affiliations with political parties.

Read: Individual Consent Required Before Collection of Personal Covid-19 Information- Data Commissioner

The portal will allow one to join a political party, check their registration status and resign from a political party.

This article will take you through the steps of checking, registering to and resigning from a political party.

How to Check Status

Read: Uhuru Nominates Ann Nderitu for Registrar of Political Parties Position

To register to a political party

To resign from a political party

According to the ORPP, the secretary-general of the concerned party will receive the request and notify the registrar of political parties within seven days for your name to be removed. It is also impossible to register to a political party while you have a pending resignation.

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