Mishi Mboko has recorded 19 per cent in the October 2026 Likoni Constituency parliamentary poll conducted by Mwelekeo Insights, placing her ahead of Mwanahamisi Hamadi and Khamis Domoko in a contest featuring several candidates with notable levels of support.
Hamadi follows with 17.4 per cent, while Domoko has 14 per cent, placing the three candidates at the top of the poll.
Mbaruku Vyakweli and Nickson Wamalwa recorded 11.5 per cent and 11.3 per cent respectively, maintaining double-digit support in the survey.
Suleiman Mwakisanga garnered 9.8 per cent, followed by Mohamed Mwahima at 8.5 per cent and Miraj Abdillah at 7.1 per cent. The category marked “Others” accounted for 1.4 per cent.
The findings capture a broad distribution of support among the candidates featured in the poll, with no individual recording a majority of responses.
Likoni Political Contest
The poll provides a snapshot of political preferences among participants in Likoni as candidates position themselves ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Mboko, the incumbent Member of Parliament, features alongside Hamadi, Domoko and other aspirants seeking to represent the constituency in the National Assembly.
The results also highlight the presence of several contenders attracting varying levels of support, reflecting the competitive nature of the parliamentary contest.
About the Poll
The Mwelekeo Insights poll attracted 899 responses and closed on October 29, 2026.
The research firm describes the survey as an open online poll, meaning the findings reflect the views of participants who voluntarily took part rather than a statistically representative sample of Likoni voters.
Consequently, the percentages should be interpreted as an indication of sentiment among respondents and not as a definitive prediction of the 2027 election outcome.
Results: LIKONI CONSTITUENCY MP POLL (October 2026)
Who would you elect as Likoni MP?
Mishi Mboko
19.0%
171 
Mwanahamisi Hamadi
17.4%
156 
Khamis Domoko
14.0%
126 
Mbaruku Vyakweli
11.5%
103 
Nickson Wamalwa
11.3%
102 
Suleiman Mwakisanga
9.8%
88 
Mohamed Mwahima
8.5%
76 
Miraj Abdillah
7.1%
64
Others
1.4%
13
Total = 899
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.