According to the poll, President Ruto remains the frontrunner with 24 per cent support, while Sifuna has climbed to 15 per cent, up from 10 per cent recorded just two months ago. The rise makes him the second most preferred presidential contender in the survey, despite not officially announcing a bid.
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The findings suggest that, unlike other prominent opposition figures such as Rigathi Gachagua, Kalonzo Musyoka and Fred Matiang'i, Sifuna is the one currently registering the strongest momentum in the opinion poll. His growing popularity has fuelled discussion about whether he could become the opposition's preferred candidate.
Within the ODM support base, the survey found that 74 per cent backed Sifuna as the party's preferred presidential flagbearer, while 20 per cent supported President Ruto. The numbers point to Sifuna's growing influence within the party as political realignments continue.
Political analysts say the poll is likely to intensify debate over who should lead the opposition into the 2027 race. Although the election is still some time away, the latest figures indicate that Sifuna's profile is rising at a time when parties are beginning to shape their campaign strategies.
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Even as President Ruto maintains the overall lead nationally, the poll suggests the political landscape remains fluid. With alliances yet to be finalised and candidates still weighing their options, the race to State House is expected to become increasingly competitive in the months ahead.
Even as President Ruto maintains the overall lead nationally, the poll suggests the political landscape remains fluid. With alliances yet to be finalised and candidates still weighing their options, the race to State House is expected to become increasingly competitive in the months ahead.
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