Ruto has no plans to rig 2027 poll, says Mudavadi
Prime CS says Ruto's victory will be determined by voters and warns politicians against fuelling fears of election rigging. The post Ruto has no plans to rig 2027 poll, says Mudavadi appeared first on KBC Digital .
Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has rejected allegations that President William Ruto intends to rig the 2027 elections, stating that the President will secure re-election through democratic and constitutional means. Mudavadi urged politicians to refrain from making unsubstantiated claims about the election process, warning that such rhetoric could exacerbate tensions and erode public confidence in Kenya's democratic institutions.
During a Sunday church service in Kapsengere, Nandi County, Mudavadi emphasized that Ruto's victory will stem from the people's will and that the President and his party are not planning to manipulate the polls. He further predicted that the announcement of the 2027 presidential results on August 11th, 2027, would shock those planning to contest the outcome in court.
Mudavadi asserted that the broad-based government arrangement between the United Democratic Alliance and the Orange Democratic Movement has gained traction at the grassroots level, which would bolster Ruto's re-election campaign. He warned that opposition politicians are intentionally inciting emotions and discord around the 2027 elections to create divisions and unrest, and that such behavior undermines the integrity of Kenya's democratic process.
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