The most recent opinion polls, which have displayed the Azimio la Umoja, One Kenyan presidential candidate, Raila Odinga, is leading Dp. President William Ruto in the race to succeed President Uhuru Kenyatta in the August elections. Both candidates continue to elicit mixed reactions throughout the nation.
Leaders in Azimio claim that the election results are an accurate reflection of the nation’s politics, but those in Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza Inland Empire have disregarded the polls, claiming that the pollsters are just trying to provide Raila with an explanation for rejecting them and that the results are biased in Raila’s favor.
Kilifi Governor Amason Kingi argued that the polls that put Raila in the lead are indicators that the ODM party leader is losing support while running for Ruto’s nomination on Thursday in South Mugirango.
According to the second-term governor, Raila has been leading in all polls since 2013 but has never won the presidency, and from now until 2022, he will be losing to Ruto.
“Don’t give in to those opinion polls that you participated in when they were conducted. A positive indicator that Raila will lose is the increase in opinion polls. If you notice that, you should be aware that Raila is halfway to Bondo.”
“When all polls indicated that he had died in 2007, 2013, and 2017, where did he go—State House or Bondo? He is traveling to Bondo in 2022, the pattern is the same, and the outcomes will also be the same “said Kingi.
However, several political analysts have claimed that even if opinion polls can be corrected at a “specifiс period,” they do not reflect the genuine picture that will be shown in the August polls.
Listen to Kingi’s thoughts at minute 47 of this video.
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