Kenya: 52% of Kenyans Oppose Ruto's Broad-Based Govt, TIFA Survey Shows
Nairobi — A majority of Kenyans oppose the Broad-Based Government forged between President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, with 52 percent of respondents rejecting the political arrangement compared to 30 percent who support it, according to the latest TIFA Research opinion poll. The survey further found that 15 percent of respondents had no opinion on the alliance, while 4 percent said they were unaware of the cooperation between the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM). According to TIFA Research, opposition to the Broad-Based Government outweighs support by nearly two to one, indicating that the political pact continues to face significant public scepticism despite its stated goal of fostering national unity.
- ▪Nairobi — A majority of Kenyans oppose the Broad-Based Government forged between President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, with 52 percent of respondents rejecting the political arrangement compared to 30 percent who su
- ▪The survey further found that 15 percent of respondents had no opinion on the alliance, while 4 percent said they were unaware of the cooperation between the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).
- ▪According to TIFA Research, opposition to the Broad-Based Government outweighs support by nearly two to one, indicating that the political pact continues to face significant public scepticism despite its stated goal of fostering national un
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Nairobi — A majority of Kenyans oppose the Broad-Based Government forged between President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, with 52 percent of respondents rejecting the political arrangement compared to 30 percent who support it, according to the latest TIFA Research opinion poll. The survey further found that 15 percent of respondents had no opinion on the alliance, while 4 percent said they were unaware of the cooperation between the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM). According to TIFA Research, opposition to the Broad-Based Government outweighs support by nearly two to one, indicating that the political pact continues to face significant public scepticism despite its stated goal of fostering national unity.
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