Questions and political excitement are beginning to build across Maseno University after the release of the official timetable for the 2026 Students’ Organization elections. The notice, which has been widely shared among students, outlines key dates that will guide the nomination, clearance, election, and swearing-in processes for student leaders.


According to the election schedule, aspiring candidates are required to submit their nomination forms by 22nd September 2026 at 5.00 p.m. The forms are to be downloaded from the university website and submitted to the Electoral Commission through the Directorate of Student Affairs. Students from Kisumu and Odera Akang’o campuses are expected to submit their documents through their respective campus offices before the deadline.


The release of the timetable has already sparked discussions among students, with many keen to know who will be vying for various positions in the Students’ Executive Council (SEC) and other representative offices. Political camps are reportedly intensifying consultations as aspirants seek support from delegates and the wider student community.


The electoral commission has indicated that the list of cleared candidates will be published on 8th October 2026, giving aspirants and students an opportunity to verify eligibility and prepare for campaigns. Any appeals arising from the clearance process must be submitted by 9th October 2026 at 5.00 p.m.


The election of College Delegates is scheduled for 22nd October 2026, while the election of the Students’ Executive Council will take place on 23rd October 2026. Successful candidates will officially assume office after the swearing-in ceremony scheduled for 26th October 2026.


With the election calendar now public, attention is shifting to potential contenders, campaign strategies, and emerging alliances. As students await the nomination period, many are watching closely to see who will step forward to shape the future leadership of Maseno University.


By Hamasta Media Ke – Reporting Moments That Matter.