The role of an MP
An MP represents residents in the National Assembly, participates in lawmaking, oversees national government, and advocates for fair attention to constituency priorities. The platform does not present national or county projects as Gerald's personal delivery.
Download campaign plan ↓Issues that shape daily life
Four priority previews. The full platform explains the concern, Gerald's lawful advocacy role, how residents contribute, and what public follow-up should show.
Safer access and practical attention to the routes residents use every day.
Advocate for fair national investment, transparent prioritisation, and accountable follow-up.
Share the road, bridge, or connection that affects your ward.
Publish the responsible office, agreed next action, and follow-up date.
Farmers need stronger organisation, useful extension support, value addition, and better market links.
Champion policies and national programmes that strengthen farmers, cooperatives, and local enterprise.
Name the value-chain barrier that most limits your household or group.
Report opportunities raised, offices engaged, and the result of each follow-up.
Reliable water and responsible care for rivers, forests, and soils affect every household.
Use parliamentary oversight and advocacy to pursue fair, climate-resilient investment.
Share local water, catchment, or environmental priorities.
Publish issues raised, responsible agencies, and public progress notes.
Young people need fair bursary processes, skills pathways, and clearer access to opportunity.
Advocate for transparent public criteria and stronger national education and youth programmes.
Help identify skills, learning, and opportunity gaps in your ward.
Publish criteria, opportunities, decisions, and follow-up dates clearly.
Public information and participation must work for PWDs and every resident.
Promote accessible communication, responsive public offices, and inclusive oversight.
Tell the campaign where access, information, or service design excludes residents.
Report accessibility actions and the response from responsible offices.
Small businesses, cooperatives, and skilled workers need opportunity closer to home.
Advocate for enabling policy, fair access to programmes, and support for local enterprise.
Share practical barriers facing traders, producers, and job seekers.
Publish opportunities, referrals, responsible offices, and outcomes.
A clear standard for leadership
Simple standards residents can use to judge how the campaign listens, decides, includes, and reports.
Hold regular ward listening forums and record the priorities residents raise.
Explain bursary, opportunity, and project criteria in language residents can understand.
Make participation accessible to PWDs, youth, women, and all six wards.
Return with responsible offices, follow-up dates, and clear progress reports.
Rooted in Eldama Ravine
From farms and trading centres to neighbourhoods and public institutions, the constituency plan must begin with people who know each ward best.
Dairy and crop value chains, reliable water, and farm access roads.
Productive farming, youth enterprise, and stronger market links.
Town services, small business growth, skills, and responsive public offices.
Farm access, forest-edge livelihoods, water, and safer connections.
Water security, farmer organisation, and dependable local infrastructure.
Dairy livelihoods, climate resilience, water access, and community facilities.