The season for defections are here.Politicians are finding their best political parties that will propel them back to power.For the newcomers,they have to tread carefully to avoid chosing the parties that may not help them.However,the big parties are facing nomination headache which may see strong candidates clash ahead of the polls.
Deputy President William Ruto has greatly benefited from the mountain region as far as getting supporters is concerned.The second in command has dealt Jubilee a blow after walking out with the MPs from the party.However,since the launch of the Azimio La Umoja,the UDA party has continued to lose some key allies.
A row in Moses Kuria's PEP party has left an MP to make a new move towards DP Ruto's UDA party.Juja MP George Kiomburi has hinted at joining UDA after clashing with Kuria's younger brother Aloise Kinyanjui.Kinyanjui has come out to vie for the same seat where he will compete MP Kiomburi.This is a boost for DP Ruto.
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