Frequently asked questions about the campaign

Hillary is running because county interests need a clear voice in national law-making, revenue allocation and oversight. The work has been a long conversation with residents in Keiyo South, Keiyo North, Marakwet East and Marakwet West, and the decision is a direct response to what those conversations surfaced.

Hillary has worked in community organising, public education and county-level Participation across several sectors, with a particular focus on the everyday services that residents rely on — schools, hospitals, roads, markets and youth programmes.

The skills relevant to a Senate seat are negotiation, public communication, oversight and the willingness to read the law.

Those are exactly what the campaign is set up to demonstrate.

The county is not split into halves at the office door. The work is structured around shared sectors (education, health, agriculture, infrastructure) and shared ward visits, with a deliberate rotation between constituencies so no sub-county carries the work alone.

Publish ward-level listening reports, convene the first state-of-the-county conversation in each constituency, open the public issue portal and publish a first Senate work plan. The full early-day plan is in the priorities page.

Through the Issues Portal on this site. Every submission is acknowledged within seven working days and routed to the right follow-up channel. Sensitive issues can be marked and handled discreetly.

As volunteers, as members of the listening-tour discussion groups, as contributors to sports and digital skills pipelines, and as candidates for the county’s youth enterprise window. The Volunteer page has the practical steps.

Yes. Diaspora volunteers help with communications, fundraising, translation and national advocacy. The Volunteer page has a diaspora volunteer pathway.

Through M-Pesa to 0721 286 686 or through the UK bank details on the Support page. Every contribution is logged in the publicly published support ledger.

Under Kenyan campaign finance law, donations to a political campaign are not refundable. Where a contribution is made in error, please contact the campaign inbox immediately for a case-by-case review.

Two-thirds gender rule implementation, women’s land and inheritance dialogue, market upgrades with safety and childcare in mind, and an explicit pipeline for women candidates for county and national appointments.

A county athletics talent pathway with coaching certification, sports science support, scholarship windows and a scouts forum. The Keiyo South youth story in the Stories page maps directly to this.

Quarterly plain-language reports, an online register of declared interests, an annual state-of-the-county conversation and a public response table to every issue submitted through the Issues Portal.

Declare them. Refuse benefit undefined by law. Publish declarations in the office register so residents and journalists can verify.

Hillary Chebii is presenting himself as an independent candidate for Senator, Elgeyo-Marakwet County, 2027. Coalition conversations are documented through official campaign statements.

A clear code of conduct for volunteers, transparent escalation contacts, and a written commitment to non-violent, non-inflammatory Participation in every public event.

All upcoming events are listed on the page with venue, time, ward and accessibility notes. are free unless clearly stated otherwise.

By ordinary Kenyan, Kenyan-diaspora and institutional supporters who share the agenda. A quarterly publication of support categories and a publicly audited ledger are part of the trust protocol.

Yes. Every motion, statement or vote affecting the county will be published with a short plain-language note within seven days. This site will mirror this.

Through the campaign communications team. Interview requests are queued by the campaign’s communications team and answered within 48 hours on working days.

Use the Share buttons on this site, or download the official poster and logo from the campaign site. Please do not alter the brand marks.

Kenyan English, Swahili and Kalenjin materials are produced. Other languages are added as communities request them.

All public events are accessible by default, written materials are available in alternative formats on request, and the website meets accessibility standards. Please send any request to the campaign inbox.