Who represents Kenya, region by region

Kenya is governed through a hierarchy most of us only half know: 47 counties, each split into constituencies, each split again into wards. Different elected offices attach at different levels - a governor and a senator to a county, an MP to a constituency, an MCA to a ward - so the simple question "who represents me?" has several answers at once, and finding them usually means three different websites and a PDF.

Kuramap puts that hierarchy on one map and gives every region in it a permanent page: what it is, where it sits, which regions it contains, and who currently holds each seat. The boundaries are the official 2022 general-election ones, and the representative records are entered and checked by hand rather than scraped, so what you read is what a person put there on purpose.

It is a reference, not a news site and not a campaign: no accounts, no comments, no ratings, no ads. Every page is static HTML that loads on a slow connection, and everything on it is available through a documented public API if you'd rather have the data than the page.

Coverage is honest, not complete: of 1,881 elected seats, 423 currently have a named representative on record and 1,458 are gaps we're still closing - see coverage by role for the breakdown, or how this data is built for why those gaps exist.

There's no wrong door - the map, the search box and the region pages all reach the same records, so pick whichever matches what you already know: a place on a map, a name, or an address.

• Interactive map → Pan and zoom Kenya's boundaries, click a region to drill down, or drop a pin to find out which ward you're standing in.
• Search → Find a county, constituency, ward or representative by name - typo-tolerant, no account needed.
• Browse regions → All Kenya counties, each one linking down to its constituencies and wards.
• Representatives → Every governor, senator, woman representative, MP and MCA we hold on record, with the seat they hold and where it sits.

Everything the site renders is available as JSON from a documented, versioned REST API: regions at every level, the representatives attached to them, full-text search, and a point-in-polygon lookup that turns a pair of coordinates into the county, constituency and ward containing it. If you have ever needed to ask "which ward is this address in?" in code, that is one request.

Keys are free and self-service - sign in to the developer dashboard, create one, and you're making requests in a minute. The docs cover getting started, rate limits and versioning, with a full generated reference beside them. It's the same data on the same schedule as these pages, so a number you read here is a number you can query.

Boundaries come from open datasets for the 2022 general-election cycle, and seat and representative records come from official IEBC publications, entered and checked by hand rather than scraped. The data page lists every source and its licence, explains how regions are matched to the official register, and names the gaps we know about - including the seats we haven't filled yet.