Geoffrey Wauna Pedeshee has emerged as the leading candidate in the November 2026 Makadara Constituency parliamentary poll conducted by Mwelekeo Insights, narrowly ahead of Irungu Nyakera and Faith Norah Lukosi in a closely contested race.
Pedeshee secured 35.9 per cent of the vote, equivalent to 317 responses, to finish ahead of Nyakera, who garnered 30.2 per cent (266 votes), and Lukosi, who followed closely with 28.8 per cent (254 votes).
The results place the three candidates at the centre of the emerging political contest in Makadara, with a combined 94.9 per cent of all responses, pointing to a race dominated by a tightly clustered leading group.
The poll, which attracted 882 responses, was conducted between November 9 and November 10, 2026, asking participants who they would vote for as Makadara MP if elections were held today.
DCP and LMM Candidates Feature Prominently
The poll also highlights a competitive political landscape between candidates associated with the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) and the Liberal Movement (LMM).
Nyakera and Benson Mutura represented DCP, while Pedeshee, Lukosi and Reuben Ndolo were listed under LMM. Other candidates included Anjelo Jude Omasaja of PPK and Antony Kimemia of DCP.
Mutura recorded 2.4 per cent, Ndolo 1.0 per cent, Omasaja 0.7 per cent and Kimemia 0.5 per cent. Independent candidate Otty William received 0.3 per cent, while other options accounted for 0.2 per cent.
A Closely Watched Makadara Contest
Pedeshee's lead over Nyakera stands at 5.7 percentage points, while Lukosi trails the frontrunner by 7.1 percentage points, keeping the leading three candidates within a relatively narrow margin.
The results provide an early snapshot of voter preferences in Makadara as political activity and competition for the constituency intensify ahead of the next General Election.
Results: Makadara Constituency MP Poll (November 2026)
Who would you vote for as the next Makadara MP if elections were held today?
Geoffrey Wauna
LMM
35.9%
317 
Irungu Nyakera
DCP
30.2%
266 
Faith Norah Lukosi
LMM
28.8%
254 
Benson Mutura
DCP
2.4%
21 
Reuben Ndolo
LMM
1.0%
9 
Anjelo Jude Omasaja
PPK
0.7%
6 
Antony Kimemia
DCP
0.5%
4 
Otty William
Independent
0.3%
3
Others
0.2%
2
Total = 882
This is an open online poll. Results reflect the views of people who chose to take part and are not a statistically representative sample of Kenyans. No margin of error applies.