Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has proposed combining the 2027 general election with a constitutional referendum to address unresolved constitutional issues in Kenya. This innovative approach aims to allow citizens to vote on key constitutional amendments alongside their political leaders, streamlining the process and potentially saving costs.

• Mudavadi suggests that issues like those from the NADCO report, inclusivity, the need for a substantive Prime Minister, Constituency Development Fund, and the two-thirds gender rule could be resolved through a combined ballot.
• The plan emphasizes using the existing IEBC structure and leveraging Kenya's voters' maturity to handle both electoral and referendum questions simultaneously.
• If successful, this process would not only resolve persistent constitutional debates but also set a precedent in Africa, garnering global recognition and ensuring higher voter turnout while saving taxpayer money.