- Gideon Moi could be elected Baringo senator in 2027, according to figures attributed to Microtrak Africa
- Stanley Remo tops the gubernatorial projections at 31%, followed by Simon Cherugui and former MP Moses Lesonet
- The projections cover all six parliamentary constituencies as well as the county's woman representative race
A new election poll attributed to Microtrak Research Africa has placed Stanley Remo ahead in the Baringo gubernatorial race, while former senator Gideon Moi leads the contest for the senate seat ahead of the 2027 General Election.
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The projections, published on Monday, October 26, also cover the woman representative position and parliamentary contests in all six constituencies.
In the governor's race, Remo leads with 31%, followed by Simon Cherugui at 20% and former Eldama Ravine MP Moses Lesonet at 18%. Yatich Kipkemei has 12%, while Vincent Cheruiyot, Dennis Kipkoror and former governor Stanley Kiptis each have 5%. Dr Kipkebut is listed at 4%.
For the senate seat, Moi leads with 55%, ahead of Daisy Lobatan at 19%, Kiprono Chemitei at 18% and Moses Cheptumo at 8%.
The poll lists 10 aspirants for the woman representative seat, including Sylvia Supeen, Carol Tallam, Winnie Bore, Rebecca Lomong, Susan Amdany, Sharon Keter, Bebby Chepchumba, Lucy Mitei Toyoi, Wendy Chebaibai and Kimberley Kigen. However, no percentage figures were provided for this race.
Who is likely to win Baringo's parliamentary seats?
In Tiaty, former MP Asman Kamama leads with 45%, ahead of incumbent William Kamket at 30%. Todopong Krop has 15%, while Rebby Chepchumba is listed at 10%.
In Baringo North, incumbent MP Joseph Makilap leads with 51%, followed by Wycliff Tobole at 23%, Matthew Kipturgo at 17% and Sammy Chelanga at 9%.
Baringo Central's projections place Betty Birchongo ahead at 46%, followed by former MP Joshua Kandie at 28%, Milkah Toromo at 11%, Salome Chelimo at 9%, and Earnest Kibet and Andrea Kiprono at 3% each.
In Mogotio, Dr Daniel Tuitoek leads with 43%. Douglas Ayabei follows at 25%, incumbent MP Reuben Kiborek at 17% and Hillary Ngetich at 15%.
Mark Kebenei tops the Baringo South projections at 44%, ahead of incumbent MP Charles Kamuren at 31%. Justine Kiprono is listed at 16%, while Christine Rono has 9%.
In Eldama Ravine, incumbent MP Musa Sirma leads with 48%, followed by Nickson Mutai at 17%, Patrick Bundotich at 16%, Faith Kendagor at 11%, Halima Abdul at 5% and Caleb Kipchirchir at 3%.
The figures suggest which candidates are leading the reported projections, but they do not guarantee election victories.
Source: TUKO.co.ke