Moses Kuria, leader of the Chama Cha Kazi (CCK) party, has refuted claims that he was used by the government to split votes during the by-elections on Thursday, November 27. He dismissed the allegations as politically motivated, arguing that his party's performance did not suggest such an influence.

• CCK's candidate garnered only 2,480 votes in Mbeere North, an amount Kuria stated does not support claims of significant vote splitting.
• The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) candidate, Leonard Wa Muthende, won the Mbeere-North mini-polls with 15,802 votes.
• The by-election was triggered by the appointment of Geoffrey Ruku as Public Service Cabinet Secretary.