According to the survey, ODM leads with 24.7 percent support, reinforcing its continued dominance in the city’s political landscape.
The party’s strong showing highlights its enduring grassroots network and influence, even as Kenya’s political environment remains highly competitive.....To Read More CLICK HERE
The United Democratic Alliance (UDA), associated with President William Ruto, trails ODM with 17.7 percent.
While still a significant force, the numbers suggest that the ruling party faces an uphill task in consolidating support within Nairobi, a region often seen as politically diverse and unpredictable.
Notably, the poll points to a large segment of the electorate, 33.7 percent, who remain politically unattached.
This group represents the biggest bloc in the survey, underscoring the fluid nature of voter loyalty and the potential for major shifts ahead of future elections.
Analysts say this could become the deciding factor, as parties intensify efforts to win over undecided voters.
Other parties recorded relatively lower support. The Democratic Congress Party (DCP) garnered 15.1 percent, positioning itself as a notable third force.
Jubilee Party (JP) followed with 3.7 percent, while Wiper Democratic Movement secured 2.8 percent.
The Kenya Patriots Party (KPP) registered 2.2 percent, with other parties collectively accounting for just 0.1 percent.
The findings paint a picture of a fragmented yet competitive political field, where no single party enjoys overwhelming dominance.