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Open pollPOLITICAL PARTIES POPULARITY POLL (August 2026)
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United Democratic Alliance
26.7%
2,973
Orange Democratic Movement
24.8%
2,762
Democracy for Citizens Party
24.1%
2,680
Wiper Patriotic Front
15.5%
1,720
National Economic Development Party
2.8%
307
Democracy Action Party - Kenya
2.0%
220
Kenya Patriots Party
2.0%
217
SAFINA
0.8%
86
Jubilee
0.7%
83
Maendeleo Chap Chap
0.3%
31
FORD Kenya
0.2%
20
KANU
0.1%
16 Total = 11,115
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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Latest presidential poll. Tap a county for its constituencies.
Kenya
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Party preference over time
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County & constituency races
All polls →Performance Rating of Mombasa Governor in Five Key AreasLive
Very Good66.7%
Dagoretti South Constituency MP Poll (November 2026)Live
Dennis WaweruDCP50.0%
Performance Rating for Kiambu Governor in Five Key AreasLive
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Migori County Governor Poll (November 2026)Live
Vote to see results · 399 responses
Makadara Constituency MP Poll (November 2026)Live
Vote to see results · 157 responses
NAROK COUNTY GOVERNOR POLL (November 2026)Ended
Patrick Ole Ntutu26.2%
KISUMU COUNTY GOVERNOR POLL (November 2026)Ended
Mathew Owili16.6%
NYARIBARI CHACHE MP POLL (October 2026)Ended
Zaheer Jhanda27.0%
Open online polls reflect the views of participants who chose to take part and are not statistically representative. Margins of error apply only to scientific surveys. How we poll