In a statement shared on Thursday, November 12, 2026, the legislator brushed off the survey numbers, claiming that some politicians are attempting to manipulate public perception through fabricated narratives.
Mutuse's remarks come just hours after Trends Insight for Africa (TIFA) released its survey of the popularity of the presidential candidates.
The report indicated that President Ruto and Senator Sifuna who has been gaining momentum under his Linda Mwananchi movement, are tied as the joint frontrunners for the 2027 presidency, with each commanding 31 percent of voter support.
Mutuse, a vocal defender of the government's development agenda, maintained that leadership and electoral victory will ultimately be determined by tangible delivery rather than media narratives.
Mutuse is backing President Ruto's re-election bid, and had frequently urged Kalonzo to join the government ahead of the next polls. Mutuse often express his confidence that Ruto will be re-elected.
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