“No Runoff” Latest Opinion Polls Shows Raila Leading With A Wider Margin.
“No Runoff” Latest Opinion Polls Shows Raila Leading With A Wider Margin.
The countdown is at 38 days only remaining to the most awaited day which is August 9th. The latest opinion polls have shown that Raila Odinga is indeed gaining popularity and he has already beaten William Ruto with a bigger margin.
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Currently it has been revealed that Raila has a good percentage of votes from the Mountain region though William Ruto is still leading.
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In the information published in one of the Kenyan Newspaper known as the star, it has been revealed that currently Raila Odinga is leading in Opinion polls with 44% while Ruto is still at 38 %.
This is a difference of 6% and remember the needed percentage is 51 % and there is still some days to the general election. Both coalitions have launched their manifestos and currently people are having different opinions about the manifestos of Azimio and Kenya Kwanza.
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