A coalition led by former Chief Justice David Maraga is demanding five electoral reforms and threatens protests if they are not implemented before the 2027 General Election.

• Key demands include abolishing the national presidential tallying centre and an independent audit of the voters' register.
• The People’s Coalition on Electoral Reforms is the organization behind the ultimatum.
• The coalition is setting up a potential confrontation with the IEBC, Parliament, and the government.

On the third day of his Nyanza tour, President William Ruto issued a strong warning to voters in Siaya against supporting new political movements. He referred to these emerging formations as 'gambling' with the nation's future.

• President William Ruto urged voters to support parties within the existing government.
• The warning was delivered in Siaya, the political stronghold of Governor James Orengo.
• The President dismissed newly formed groups as lacking the necessary ideological depth, national reach, and tested machinery for national leadership.

President William Ruto has sharply criticized the opposition, labeling them as "planless" and motivated by personal vendettas while highlighting his administration's development initiatives.

• President William Ruto is touring Siaya, inspecting development projects.
• The opposition is accused of lacking a development agenda and acting out of personal grievances.
• Ruto asserted that his administration is delivering development across the country impartially, referencing a past political agreement with the late Raila Odinga aimed at national unity.