Speaking during a political engagement, Mutuse challenged those relying on opinion polls to assess the country's political mood, urging them to visit the ground and listen directly to ordinary Kenyans.
According to Mutuse, public opinion should not be judged solely through survey findings, arguing that interacting with citizens provides a better understanding of the political situation.
"Watu wanafanya opinion polls, kujeni kwa ground msikie Wakenya. Ruto ni two-term," Mutuse stated.
His remarks signal his continued support for Ruto's leadership and the possibility of the President seeking another term in the 2027 General Election.
The comments come amid growing political discussions surrounding Ruto's re-election ambitions, with leaders from different political camps expressing contrasting views about his performance and political support.
Opinion polls have also remained a subject of debate, with politicians questioning how accurately surveys reflect the views of voters across different regions.
Mutuse's statement adds to the ongoing political debate over Ruto's second-term ambitions, placing emphasis on grassroots support rather than relying entirely on opinion polls.
However, the final decision will rest with Kenyan voters when they head to the ballot in 2027.
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