Campaign 2027

HILLARY CHEBII

Wero Loitareng’

Candidate for Senator — Elgeyo-Marakwet County

Public service starts with listening, understanding what people are facing, and showing up with accountability.

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Why public service

Leadership should be honest about the office and serious about the work

Leadership is not just about speeches. It is about listening to families, farmers, businesses, students, and young people, then representing the county honestly and accountably.

The idea is simple: Elgeyo-Marakwet deserves thoughtful representation, practical priorities, and clear communication.

Agenda

Seven connected priorities

The county’s priorities are connected. Health, education, agriculture, roads, business, and youth opportunity all shape daily life.

Health

Access to care, maternal and child health, emergency referral and accountability all matter because health is not a luxury.

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Education & Human Capital

Learning should lead somewhere meaningful through better accountability, skills, training and opportunity pathways.

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Agriculture & Food Security

Farmers need systems that help them move from production to aggregation, value addition, market access and better incomes.

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Youth, Sports & Athletics

Talent should create opportunity through coaching, scholarships, digital skills, enterprise and long-term support systems.

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Enterprise & Local Economy

MSMEs, cooperatives, markets, tourism and digital commerce matter because local effort should become stable income.

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Infrastructure & Connectivity

Roads, water, electricity and digital connectivity shape what communities, schools, farmers and businesses can achieve.

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Elgeyo-Marakwet

One county. Many stories.

From the highlands to the Kerio Valley, Elgeyo-Marakwet is a county of different landscapes, livelihoods and ambitions. Agriculture, athletics, education, enterprise, environment and young people are all part of the larger story.

The task of leadership is to understand how these pieces connect and to ensure that the county’s interests are represented wherever decisions affecting them are made.

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Senate role

What does a Senator actually do?

A Senator is not a county executive and should not pretend to be one. The office matters because county interests need a voice in law-making, revenue allocation and oversight.

  • Representation — protect the interests of the county and its government
  • Legislation — participate in law-making on matters concerning counties
  • Revenue — determine allocation of national revenue among counties
  • Oversight — oversee county revenue and the use of public resources
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Let’s talk about Elgeyo-Marakwet

Good leadership starts with listening. If something in your community needs attention, send a message through the contact page or email the campaign directly.

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