The latest findings place the Linda Mwananchi Movement, also identified alongside the Tent Party of Kenya (TEP), second with 17 per cent, while the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has dropped to third place with 10 per cent.
The results signal a shift in political party popularity ahead of the 2027 General Election, with UDA recording an eight-percentage-point increase from its June 2026 rating of 17 per cent. ODM, meanwhile, has lost half of its previous 20 per cent support.
The survey also places the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP), associated with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, fourth with nine per cent support. The Wiper Democratic Movement follows with five per cent, while Jubilee Party records four per cent, according to the published findings.
The findings indicate a significant change from TIFA's June 2026 survey, which had ranked ODM first with 20 per cent, followed by UDA at 17 per cent and DCP at 12 per cent.
In the latest survey, the ruling party has overtaken its competitors, while ODM has experienced a notable decline in national party identification.
The Linda Mwananchi grouping's 17 per cent rating also places it ahead of ODM in the latest party preference rankings, highlighting the growing influence of political realignments within the opposition.
Despite the changing rankings, a considerable proportion of Kenyans remain undecided about their political affiliation. TIFA's latest findings put this group at 28 per cent, suggesting that party loyalties remain unsettled ahead of the next general election.
The survey results offer a snapshot of public political preferences and do not necessarily predict how Kenyans will vote in 2027.https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EGJjTgvAU/
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