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Peter Masara Wins in Migori Governor Poll; Nyamita, Incumbent Ayacko Follow

Peter Masara has emerged as the leading candidate in Mwelekeo Insights’ November 2026 Migori gubernatorial poll, finishing ahead of Mark Nyamita and Ochillo Ayacko. Masara secured a 13.3-percentage-point lead over Nyamita, establishing a clear gap between the top two contenders in the final results

12 November 2026 · Mwelekeo Insights · Mwelekeo Insights · 3 views

Peter Masara Wins in Migori Governor Poll; Nyamita, Incumbent Ayacko Follow

Peter Masara has topped Mwelekeo Insights’ November 2026 Migori County gubernatorial poll, finishing ahead of Mark Nyamita and Ochillo Ayacko in the final standings. 

Masara leads with 40.3 per cent, while Nyamita takes second place with 27.0 per cent, followed by Ayacko at 20.8 per cent.

John Pesa records 6.5 per cent, while Robert Okong’o garners 5.4 per cent, completing the list of candidates in the poll.

The difference between Masara and Nyamita stands at 13.3 percentage points, while Ayacko trails the runner-up by 6.2 percentage points. 

The results place Masara ahead of the other contenders, with Nyamita and Ayacko occupying the second and third positions respectively.

The poll attracted 1,102 responses and closed on November 12, 2026, following a three-day voting period that began on November 9. It was conducted as an open online poll, meaning participation was voluntary and the results reflect the views of those who chose to take part.

Results: Migori County Governor Poll (November 2026)

Who would you vote for as Migori Governor if elections were held today?

Peter Masara Peter Masara ODM 40.3% 444
Mark Nyamita Mark Nyamita ODM 27.0% 297
Ochillo Ayacko Ochillo Ayacko ODM 20.8% 229
John Pesa John Pesa Independent 6.5% 72
Robert Okong'o Robert Okong'o Independent 5.4% 60

Total = 1,102

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.
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