As we approach the August 9th polls, the newest opinion poll from Mizani Africa has shown some interesting results.
According to the most recent opinion survey, Mbarire has a dominating lead of 53.4% over her nearest challenger, Lenny Kivuti, who has 38 percent support, a 15 percent difference.
Mbarire would be elected as the next governor of Embu County if elections were held today. Given that Mbarire is a member of the UDA party, this is unquestionably good news for Deputy President William Ruto.
Mbarire has been a staunch supporter of Deputy President William Ruto, and she has remained firm and determined to see that he succeeds.
It's evident that Mbarire has a lot of support right now, especially in most regions of Embu County.
According to the current opinion polls, Mbarire's chances of defeating Lenny Kivuti are little to none. The fact is that Mbarire's popularity has only grown enormously, especially in light of the UDA's good showing in the Mt Kenya area block.
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