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Speaking on Friday during a Radio Generation interview, Orwoba dismissed questions over her political direction and instead emphasised her long-standing connection to Kisii, saying her calling has always been in Kisii and that local women had urged her to represent them.
Speaking during an inspection of ongoing development projects in Chuka Igambang’ombe Constituency, Kindiki said critics who previously held high government positions have no right to lecture him.
The campaign caravan, which had briefly paused, is set to relaunch in Narok on Sunday, March 22, before heading to Nairobi on Friday, March 27, 2026 and concluding the week in Mombasa on Sunday, March 29.
Taking over Sedah’s role in the capital is Issah Mahamud, the former Western Region police chief.
The Deputy President dismissed claims by critics that he could easily be challenged politically, saying he remains focused on serving the public.
The Commission anticipates registering 28.63 million voters, including 6.3 million new entrants identified from the National Population Register, across 55,393 polling stations, an increase of 9,169 stations from the 46,229 used in the 2022 elections.
Mcoure criticized what he called the misapplication of “the spirit of Baba,” a reference to party leader Raila Odinga, stressing that it should drive economic empowerment and development rather than fuel street protests.
Upgrading the Integrated Political Parties Management System (IPPMS) is expected to cost Sh118.8 million. Lorionokou explained that the system will ensure party databases are accurate and membership records up to date ahead of the 2027 polls.
Figures released by the party show that 139 aspirants are aiming for the 47 governor seats, while 240 hopefuls have expressed interest in the 47 Senate positions. A further 274 party members are seeking nomination for the Women Representative seats across the counties.
Wetang’ula appealed to North Rift residents, including those who had supported the late ODM leader Raila Odinga, to rally behind President Ruto in the spirit of inclusivity under the broad-based government.
Musyoka’s visit comes amid a growing trend of opposition leaders using the United States as a political launch pad. Fred Matiang’i has recently met Kenyan professionals in major US cities, while Karua toured the country in 2025. Gachagua concluded a month-long trip that included town hall meetings in Dallas, California, Seattle, Boston and Baltimore.
The two-day gathering will also see the leaders plan a nationwide campaign to encourage citizens, particularly young people, to register as voters and participate actively in the upcoming elections.