In the Emurua Dikirr by-election, an opposition candidate, Felix Kibet Rotich of the DCP party, secured a significant 10,760 votes, challenging the ruling UDA party in what is considered President William Ruto's backyard.

• The DCP candidate, Felix Kibet Rotich, garnered over 10,000 votes against the UDA winner, David Kipsang Keter, who received 18,266 votes.
• Key figures involved include Rigathi Gachagua, leader of the DCP party, and President William Ruto.
• Mr. Gachagua campaigned via phone calls, highlighting the rising cost of living and local land issues, demonstrating pressure on the UDA in a region that strongly supported President Ruto in previous elections.