Politics 12th July 2026· Vihiga

The Vihiga 2027 Poll Projections

A field-verified public opinion survey measuring voter preferences for the 2027 electoral races in Vihiga County across the gubernatorial, senatorial, woman representative and all five parliamentary contests.

The study presents county-wide and constituency-level voting intentions based on face-to-face interviews with 1,200 respondents.

Summary

The report presents Timely Kenya's Vihiga County 2027 electoral projections based on interviews conducted across all five constituencies between 2 and 12 July 2026. It evaluates voter preferences for governor, senator, woman representative and every parliamentary seat in the county.

Governor: Godfrey Osotsi leads with 40%, ahead of Kahi Indimuli (26.5%), Omboko Milemba (15%) and Beatrice Adagala (6%), with 12.5% undecided or supporting other candidates.
Senator: The race remains highly open, with Moses Akaranga leading at 17% while a large proportion of respondents remain undecided.
Woman Representative: Winnie Majani leads with 31.9%, followed closely by Beatrice Adagala (28%) and Mary Amalemba (16.6%).
Parliamentary races: The report provides constituency-level standings for Emuhaya, Luanda, Vihiga, Sabatia and Hamisi, highlighting varying levels of competitiveness and undecided voters across constituencies.

Research methodology

sample Size

1,200 respondents

period

2–12 July 2026

method

One-on-one face-to-face interviews by trained enumerators using quota sampling across all five constituencies

Key findings

Godfrey Osotsi leads the gubernatorial race with 40% support.
The senatorial contest has the highest share of undecided voters.
Winnie Majani narrowly leads the Woman Representative race.
Parliamentary contests vary significantly by constituency.

Key observations

Face-to-face interviews covered all five Vihiga constituencies.
Several races remain competitive due to substantial undecided voters.

Politics 12th July 2026· Vihiga

The Vihiga 2027 Poll Projections

The study presents county-wide and constituency-level voting intentions based on face-to-face interviews with 1,200 respondents.

Summary

Governor: Godfrey Osotsi leads with 40%, ahead of Kahi Indimuli (26.5%), Omboko Milemba (15%) and Beatrice Adagala (6%), with 12.5% undecided or supporting other candidates.
Senator: The race remains highly open, with Moses Akaranga leading at 17% while a large proportion of respondents remain undecided.
Woman Representative: Winnie Majani leads with 31.9%, followed closely by Beatrice Adagala (28%) and Mary Amalemba (16.6%).
Parliamentary races: The report provides constituency-level standings for Emuhaya, Luanda, Vihiga, Sabatia and Hamisi, highlighting varying levels of competitiveness and undecided voters across constituencies.

Research methodology

sample Size

1,200 respondents

period

2–12 July 2026

method

One-on-one face-to-face interviews by trained enumerators using quota sampling across all five constituencies

Key findings

Godfrey Osotsi leads the gubernatorial race with 40% support.
The senatorial contest has the highest share of undecided voters.
Winnie Majani narrowly leads the Woman Representative race.
Parliamentary contests vary significantly by constituency.

Key observations

Face-to-face interviews covered all five Vihiga constituencies.
Several races remain competitive due to substantial undecided voters.