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New Survey Reveals Kalonzo Musyoka’s Best Running Mate To Defeat President Ruto In 2027

A new opinion survey by Mizani Africa has revealed a complex and competitive political landscape in Nakuru County as the 2027 general election approaches, with the opposition yet to settle on a strong unified front to challenge President William Ruto.



The findings show that no single opposition pairing has taken a commanding lead, highlighting deep fragmentation within the ranks.

The leading combination of Kalonzo Musyoka and Rigathi Gachagua stands at 16.1%, narrowly ahead of Fred Matiang’i and Edwin Sifuna who register 15.0%.

Another close contender is the Kalonzo Musyoka and Fred Matiang’i pairing at 14.9%, further underlining how tightly contested the opposition space remains.

The small margins between these alliances demonstrate that while several combinations have potential, none has managed to consolidate enough support to emerge as the clear alternative.

Instead, the opposition vote is spread across multiple options, weakening its overall impact.

A significant portion of voters remains undecided, adding another layer of uncertainty to the race.

About 12.9% of respondents indicated they are unsure, while 13.4% said they support none of the proposed pairings.


This means more than a quarter of the electorate is still open to influence, making them the most critical bloc in shaping the final outcome.

The survey suggests that President Ruto’s advantage in Nakuru is largely driven by the opposition’s disunity rather than outright dominance.

As long as competing factions fail to align behind a single ticket, their divided support base continues to work in favor of the incumbent.

Analysts point out that a shift could occur rapidly if the opposition manages to rally behind a credible and broadly acceptable coalition.

A unified strategy, clear messaging, and coordinated campaigning could quickly turn Nakuru into a battleground instead of a comfortable lead for the ruling side.

The overall picture emerging from Nakuru is that the upcoming contest is likely to be determined by alliances rather than individuals.

The decisive factor will not be who appears strongest alone, but which combination can effectively merge support, inspire confidence, and capture the large pool of undecided voters.

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