Introduction - Dr. Collins Odote and Dr Linda Musumba 1
I. Judiciary’s Quest for A Speedy and Just Electoral Dispute Resolution Mechanism: Lessons from Kenya’s 2013 Elections Justice David Majanja 19
II. A Critique of the Raila Odinga Vs IEBC Decision in Light of the Legal Standards for Genuine Presidential Elections in Kenya Francis Ang’ila Aywa 46
III. A New Dawn Postponed: The Constitutional Threshold for Valid Elections in Kenya and Section 83 of the Elections Act Heidi Evelyn and Waikwa Wanyoike 78
IV. Standards of Review and Resolution of Electoral Disputes in Kenya: A Review of the Jurisdiction of the High Court; The Court of Appeal and The Supreme Court Muthomi Thiankolu 114
V. Comparative Perspectives on Kenya’s Post-2013 Election Dispute Resolution Process and Emerging Jurisprudence Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh 149
VI. Gender Issues in Electoral Politics in Kenya; The Unrealized Constitutional Promise Prof. Wanjiku Mukabi Kabira and Prof. Patricia Kameri-Mbote 177
VII. Evidentiary Matters in Election Petitions in Kenya: Progress or Backsliding? Elisha Z. Ongoya 215
VIII. Scrutiny in Electoral Disputes: A Kenyan Judicial Perspective Justice David Maraga 243
IX. Friend of the Court or Partisan Irritant? The Role of Amicus Curiae in Kenya’s Election Disputes Resolution Dr. Collins Odote 276
X. Best Foot Forward: A Critical Assessment of the Lawyering Demonstrated During the 2013 Presidential Election Petition in Kenya Dr. Linda Musumba 305