TIFA survey: How UDA-ODM pact lost Kenyans in six months
More than half of Kenyans now oppose the Broad-Based Government, with support for the ODM and UDA coalition arrangement crumbling to its lowest level in a year, a new poll shows...
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A recent survey indicates a significant decline in public approval for the Broad-Based Government (BBG) arrangement, comprising the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).
- 56% of Kenyans now oppose the BBG.
- The poll was conducted by TIFA Research between May 2 and 1.
- Support for the UDA-ODM pact has reached its lowest point in a year.
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Endo Ward by-election: UDA's Festus Korir decries low voter turnout - May 2026
In the Endo Ward by-election, UDA candidate Festus Korir expressed concern over the notably low voter turnout on election day. This comes as ODM leader Oburu Oginga hosted a meeting with Kakamega MPs and Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya to resolve internal party disputes and counter political maneuvers. The low turnout in this by-election mirrors the broader voter disenchantment shown in TIFA surveys, where the UDA-ODM pact has lost significant public approval in just six months.
