1978 Kenyan presidential election
Presidential elections were held in Kenya on 8 November 1978, the first not to be held concurrently with parliamentary elections. They followed the death in office of President Jomo Kenyatta in August 1978. The then-Vice President, Daniel arap Moi, who was sworn in as Acting President for a 90-day interim period beginning at the moment of Kenyatta's death,[1] was the sole candidate and was automatically elected without a vote being held.
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8 November 1978 | |
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Daniel Arap Moi ran unopposed | |
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References
- Kuria 1991, p. 121 ; Assensoh 1998, p. 67 ; Cullen 2016, p. 521 .
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