Ukur Yattani has emerged at the top of Mwelekeo Insights’ Marsabit County gubernatorial poll, with Ali Dido Rasso taking second place and Kello Harsama finishing third. The results give Yattani a notable lead over his closest challenger, although the three leading candidates collectively account for a substantial share of the responses.
Yattani records 28.5 per cent, followed by Rasso at 21.9 per cent and Harsama at 19.9 per cent. Roba Duba takes fourth place with 10.7 per cent, while Naomi Waqo records 8.0 per cent. Ambrose Harugurah follows with 7.5 per cent, and Francis Chacu Ganya closes the list with 3.5 per cent.
The gap between Yattani and Rasso stands at 6.6 percentage points, while Harsama trails the runner-up by two percentage points. The figures place Yattani ahead of the other contenders, with a relatively close contest for the second and third positions.
The poll attracted 918 responses and closed on October 4, 2026. It was conducted as an open online poll, meaning participation was voluntary and the findings reflect the views of those who chose to take part. The results are not a statistically representative sample of Marsabit County voters, no margin of error applies, and they should not be interpreted as an election forecast.
Results: MARSABIT COUNTY GOVERNOR POLL (Sep/Oct 2026)
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Ukur Yattani
28.5%
262 
Ali Dido Rasso
21.9%
201 
Kello Harsama
19.9%
183 
Roba Duba
10.7%
98 
Naomi Waqo
8.0%
73 
Ambrose Harugurah
7.5%
69 
Francis Chacu Ganya
3.5%
32 Total = 918
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.