Ruto's rating drops to 24
President William Ruto would garner a paltry 24% of the vote if elections were to be held today, which is much lower than the 32 per cent he received from another polling two weeks ago..
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A recent survey by Trends and Insights For Africa (TIFA) indicates a significant drop in President William Ruto's approval rating.
- President Ruto's rating has fallen to 24%, a decrease from 32% in a previous poll.
- The poll also shows Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna gaining ground at 15%, closely followed by former Interior CS Fred Matiang'i at 14%.
- This survey suggests a shifting political landscape with key rivals showing increased support.
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Ruto's rating drops to 24% amid political tensions - July 2026
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