- Whether technology deployed by IEBC met the standards of integrity, verifiability, and transparency to guarantee the accuracy of the announced results.
- Whether there was interference in the transferring of form 34A from polling stations to the portal.
- 3. whether there was a difference in the 34As uploaded and 34As received at Bomas and those issued to agents.
- Whether the postponement of gubernatorial elections resulted in voter suppression to the detriment of the petitioners.
- Whether there were unexplained discrepancies between the votes cast in presidential votes and other seats.
- Whether the IEBC carried out verification and tallying of results in accordance with the law.
- Whether the declared president-elect attained 50+1% of the votes cast in accordance with the law.
- Whether there were irregularities to affect the results of the elections.
- Other reliefs and orders the court can grant.
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