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Dagoretti South MP Poll: Dennis Waweru Wins with 45.3%, Muchene Finishes Second

Dennis Waweru has topped Mwelekeo Insights’ November 2026 Dagoretti South MP poll, finishing ahead of Brian Muchene by 8.9 percentage points. Steve Mbugua comes third as Waweru secures the leading position in the final results.

11 November 2026 · Mwelekeo Insights · Mwelekeo Insights · 6 views

Dennis Waweru has emerged as the leading candidate in Mwelekeo Insights’ November 2026 Dagoretti South Constituency MP poll, finishing ahead of Brian Muchene and Steve Mbugua in the final standings. 
Waweru leads with a notable margin over Muchene, while the remaining candidates trail the two frontrunners.

Waweru secured 45.3 per cent of the responses, followed by Muchene at 36.4 per cent. Steve Mbugua came third with 10.1 per cent, while Fanya Mambo Kinuthia recorded 5.5 per cent. John KJ Kiarie garnered 1.8 per cent, Edward Mwaura, popularly known as Tosh, received 0.7 per cent, and other candidates accounted for 0.2 per cent.

The difference between Waweru and Muchene stands at 8.9 percentage points, while Mbugua trails the runner-up by 26.3 percentage points. The results place Waweru ahead of the other contenders, with Muchene emerging as his closest challenger in the poll.

The poll attracted 3,971 responses and closed on November 11, 2026. It was conducted as an open online poll, meaning participation was voluntary and the results reflect the views of those who chose to take part. 

Results: Dagoretti South Constituency MP Poll (November 2026)

Who would you vote for as Dagoretti South MP if elections were held today?

Dennis Waweru DCP 45.3% 1,799
Brian Muchene DCP 36.4% 1,445
Steve Mbugua JP 10.1% 401
Fanya Mambo Kinuthia DCP 5.5% 218
John KJ Kiarie UDA 1.8% 71
Edward Mwaura "Tosh" Mgombea huru 0.7% 29
Others 0.2% 8

Jumla = 3,971

This is an open online poll. Results reflect the views of people who chose to take part and are not a statistically representative sample of Kenyans. No margin of error applies.
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