The pollster reported that the two top aspirants tied at 31%, while support for other presidential hopefuls continues to decline.
President William Ruto and Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna have tied in popularity as preferred winners in the 2027 General Election, a new poll by TIFA has revealed.
The pollster reported that the two top aspirants tied at 31%, while support for other presidential hopefuls continues to decline.
Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka came in third at 9%, his Jubilee counterpart Fred Matiang with 5%
, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua (4%) and Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro (1%).
All opposition candidates combined stand at 19%, which TIFA says is enough to push Sifuna right up to the 50% plus one needed to win an election if they back him.
President Ruto's support is dominant in the Central Rift (59%), Coast (40%), Northern (62%), Nyanza (35%) regions.
TIFA says that Sifuna's prominence is undisputed in Mt Kenya (32%) and Nairobi (39%), South Rift (31%) and Western (55%).
Kalonzo leads in Lower Eastern (55%), while the highest number of undecided survey respondents were in Mt Kenya (21%) and Nairobi (17%).
The results are based on household, face-to-face interviews with 2,036 randomly selected Kenyan adults (aged 18 and above) across all 47 counties.
