Kenyans are now less than two months away from exercising their democratic right of electing into office the leaders of the choice.
As things stand now, the two main camps are working hard to ensure that they get enough members elected.
Due to this move, a good names of leaders from both coalitions that are competing against each other that might see some quit.
Kenya Kwanza Alliance.
1. Aisha Jumwa and George Kithi for Kilifi gubernatorial seat.
2. Jackline Okanya and Rashid Echesa for Mumia East parliamentary seat.
3. Consolata Lusweti and Hadija Juma Nganyi.
Azimio One Kenya Alliance.
1. Wavinya Ndeti and Nzioka Waita in Azimio who are both seeking for Machakos gubernatorial position.
2. Simba Arati and professor Sam Ongeri for Kisii County.
3. Wilber Ottichilo and George Khaniri for Vihiga.
These leaders are all giving their top leaders in Kenya Kwanza and Azimio a headache because they haven't agreed on who will step down for another candidate. But once that takes place, there is no doubt that some big names will quit various races.
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