- Politrack Africa has just come out to release the results of a telephone survey on Thursday, February 6
- The referendum showed that the Westlands MP is the main election of the governorship if the elections were held today
- The second most recommended candidate was Embakasi North MP James Gakuya, defeating Johnson Sakaja and Babu Owino
Westlands MP Tim Wanyonyi would win the governor's race against celebrities like Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino if the elections were held today.
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This is according to the polls released by Politrack Africa on Thursday, February 6.
The votes, which were held through telephone interviews in all parliamentary constituencies in Nairobi County, showed that Wanyonyi leading the election at 33%.
Wanyonyi, who is also the brother of the National Assembly Moses Wetang'ula, would be closely followed by a vote by a Member of Parliament Embakasi North James Gakuya got 30.1%.
The third emerged is Grandpa Owino He got 20.3% followed by Sakaja who took fourth place at 11.2%.
Former President of the National Association for Trade and Industry (KNCCI) ranked fifth in 2.2%, while the Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna holding sixth place at 1.7%.
Former Nairobi governor's candidate Polycarp Igathe took the eighth place and was the most recommended by 1.0%.
Who is Tim Wanyonyi?
Wanyonyi has served as a Westlands MP since 2013.
TUKO.co.ke It understands that the Wannyonyi was the only politician who won the city's top seat for the ODM ticket.
After the removal, Wanyonyi said the move had strengthened its goal of occupying the City Hall in the August 9, 2022 general elections, inside and outside the Orange party.
The MP had announced his intention to run for the city's top seat in 2018 and was approved by the former Prime Minister and leader of the ODM party Raila Odinga.
However, it has not changed after the Orange Democratic Movement and Jubilee parties led by Raila Odinga in support of Polycarp Igathe's support against Sakaja.
This prompted him to run for the Westlands MP, which he won. Before becoming a MP, he served as a councilor.
Wanyonyi is listed as a well -done MP in Nairobi and across the country several times.
Would Babu Owino defeat Tim Wanyonyi?
A referendum by the balance in March last year indicated that Grandpa would win the Nairobi governor's seat if the elections were held at that time.
Babu Owino led the vote, with 37.3% of the respondents favored.
The study shows that he would win in eight of the 17 constituencies, supported by Embakasi East, where he led 82.4%.
The follower is Westlands MP Tim Wanyonyi, who enjoyed great popularity among the respondents.
He was also expected to win in eight parliamentary constituencies, with Westlands showing a large support of 74.5 percent, despite having a small number of voters.
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