The ODM party, led by Oburu Oginga, is reportedly facing a critical decline and internal confusion as its leader pursues a political deal with President William Ruto. There are growing fears that the party, once a formidable political force under Raila Odinga, is steadily weakening despite efforts to revitalize its grassroots support.

ODM party leader Oburu Oginga is reportedly pursuing a political deal with President William Ruto, a move that critics suggest highlights a critical weakness threatening the future of the party. The article indicates growing fears of ODM's decline due to perceived weaknesses and indecisiveness under Oginga's leadership.

President William Ruto's United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party is struggling to conduct credible grassroots elections, despite significant investment. The President has now ordered a repeat of polls in areas with low turnout or failures.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) is experiencing an exodus, contradicting his claims of sweeping electives in the Mt Kenya region. Recent defections suggest internal issues are driving members away from his camp.