1944 Kenyan general election

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General elections were held in Kenya in September 1944.

Campaign[]

Nominations were required to be presented by 20 July 1944. Fewer candidates than expected ran in the elections, with only four of the eleven European seats contested.^[1] Of the seven unopposed candidates, six were members of the previous Legislative Council and one () was a new member, replacing the retired Francis Scott.^[1]

In Mombasa, sitting Councillor called for Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika to be united.^[2]

Results[]

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