By Kenya Today
According to Ipsos Synovate Kenya, ODM still leads in popularity with 35% followed by TNA 27%. TNA has improved significantly while ODM has been consistent.
In case of a Run-off Uhuru vs Raila, Uhuru would beat Raila with 50% to 42%. 8 percent of the population was undecided.
In case of a Run off between Raila and Kalonzo, Raila would win 48% to 43%.
In case of a runoff off between Raila and Musalia, Musalia would win 47% to 44%.
Raila Odinga still leads in the Presidential popularity at 36%, followed by Uhuru Kenyatta at 30%, Musalia Mudavadi 7%, William Ruto 6%, Kalonzo Musyoka 5%, Martha Karua 3%, and Peter Kenneth 1%
The latest Ipsos Synovate Kenya poll confirms the long held view that the March 2013 elections will be a two horse race.
Immediately the poll was released, claims that the poll was doctored to suit ascertain presidential candidate emerged with a blog by name Nairobi Wire sharing a link claiming that a stuff member at the polling firm had threatened to disclose that the firm’s top management were on a payroll of a powerful politician.
Whether the polls were doctored or not, the results confirm Odinga’s assertion that the March 2013 elections will be a two horse race. Major political realignments are expected in the weeks to come, the horses, donkeys, paper tigers and flower girls will revealed in due course.
Ipsos Synovate Kenya poll
BAKILI says
There is no way UK will beat RAO in a runoff, maybe Musalia anyone else will be a walk over for Rao.
machoka says
yup
Hanningtone simiyu says
Honestly Uhuru can’t do it, with or without the run-off. The only challenge to Raila is Musalia, and this will only happen if Uhuru won’t vie.
Victor Aguyo says
It will be day dreaming to say that Uhuru will beat Raila at any chance. The only challenger of Raila is Musalia.
William says
I think it is true that Uhuru can beat Raila; not only once but twice.
Antony Muchiri Maina says
TNA Will defenitely win in 2012 election in kenya……by David Otieno.
Geoffrey Andala says
ODM WILL EMERGE THE WINNER WITH 51%
Anonymous says
Cmin election is gonna be tough than the previous one. And this time its for CHARMAN(jakom) like they say. Definetely raila will win the contest.
Anonymous says
The only right leader for this Nations solution to solve her problems God via U.k.
mnesto says
As things stand now, whether we like it or not, the jubilee coalition will win in a landslide. A 60% win. Be rest assured.
steve says
Mnesto,you,the jubilee,
might stand a chance of winning the next general election,but things may turn UPSIDE DOWN
cathy says
Yeah.I agree with Mnesto. Indeed Jubilee stands for kenya as a nation.All tribes are represented there.
steve says
As days go by,it is the hardest time for the two HORSES.With the few days remaining to
ballot box,the two can still make a vast changes to their percentages.we cannot judge it by now,yet time is still there to differences.i now call upon Kenyans to abide by the “CORD” as it’s the only alliance that has “FUTURE” of the nation as a whole.
Anonymous says
ROBERT
JUBILEE CANT REALLY ADDRESS THE HISTORICAL LAND INJUSTICES…THE LEADERS IN THERE OWN HUGE JUNK OF LAND AND WILL LOOK TO PROTECT IT WHEN ELECTED.CORD FOR EVER OPEN YOUR EYES GUYS.
Dennis Ngeno says
The Rutto's 6% this is uwongo mtupu!
Luda Peps says
Unataka Ruto apewe 1% ndo ufurahi
Mohamed Haji Bashir says
Try again, musalia might ruin chances za RAO.
ken says
Sisi hatujaiba mashamba pliz tia bidii own yours sawa
denis muchangi says
JUST chill en stop telling us things from ur own point of view.let wait 4 da ballot resul.