Azimio la Umoja presidential flag bearer Raila Odinga is the most preferred candidate according to the latest TIFA polls.
Odinga leads with 42% compared to his arch rival in the Kenya Kwanza brigade’s deputy president William Ruto, who is at 39%.
Roots party presidential candidate Professor George Wajackayo appears third in the state house race with 4%.
Tom Wolf, who is a lead researcher at Tifa, said the score for George Wajackoyah of Roots Party is currently not enough to authoritatively call a possibility of a runoff.
Two thirds of the electorates have vowed to participate in the elections, a finding that will also determine voters’ turnout comes 9th of August.
According to the poll, no coalition, between Azimio-One Kenya and Kenya Kwanza currently draws two thirds support from any of the nine zones, which points to why the two teams continue to crisscross while campaigning.
The poll also indicates that DP Ruto led party-United Democratic Alliance is most popular with 33 per cent followed by Orange Democratic Movement at 26 per cent.
The other parties share less than 13 per cent popularity level.
The poll has also revealed that at least 59 per cent of Kenyans think the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) will deliver a free and fair election.
Six out of 10 Kenyans are confident that any presidential election petition that goes to Supreme court after election will be adjudicated fairly and without any external interference.
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