According to political analyst Zack Kiarie, Kalonzo will start the race with a significant head start of over seven million votes.
Kiarie highlights that 79% of voters in Nyanza are expected to back Kalonzo, showcasing strong support from the region.
In addition, 88% of voters in Mlima are projected to support him, further solidifying his early advantage.
Ukambani is another stronghold, with 96% of its residents anticipated to vote for Kalonzo, contributing massively to his initial lead.
These figures, when combined, give him an impressive advantage that could be difficult for opponents to overcome.
Political strategists argue that Kalonzo’s widespread appeal across multiple regions strengthens his position in the race.
His ability to unify diverse communities under his leadership is cited as a key factor in building early momentum.
Many see this head start as a reflection of decades of political experience and his deep connections with grassroots voters.
Kalonzo’s campaign strategy is expected to focus on consolidating support in these regions while expanding his reach to other counties.
Experts note that while the early lead is substantial, winning the presidency will require strategic alliances and strong nationwide campaigns.
Nonetheless, starting with over seven million votes gives him a psychological and numerical advantage in the highly competitive political landscape.
As Kenya gears up for the 2027 elections, all eyes will be on Kalonzo Musyoka to see if he can convert early support into victory.
If projections hold, Kalonzo could very well become the sixth President of Kenya, marking a new chapter in the country’s political history.
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