IEBC chairman, Wafula Chebukati. [Photo/nation.co.ke]

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The IEBC has suffered a series of setbacks, the latest being a survey done by IPSOS  that has shown public confidence crisis has only gotten worse.

According to the survey, the IEBC shed 40% of the 61% public confidence it enjoyed before the August 8 polls.

The nosedive in public confidence was occasioned by the Supreme Court's unprecedented annulment of the presidential elections.

The survey involved 2006 respondents.

37% and 67% of the respondents were from urban and rural areas respectively.