More than half of supporters of the opposition believe political leaders will unite ahead of the 2027 General Election, according to a new TIFA Research poll.
The survey found that 57 per cent of opposition supporters expect the various political formations to come together, reflecting optimism about the possibility of a coordinated challenge to President William Ruto.
However, there is no clear agreement among opposition supporters on when the coalition should settle on a joint presidential candidate.
The findings point to two major questions facing opposition leaders as they prepare for the next election: whether they can overcome their political differences and when they should agree on a common flagbearer.
The unity debate comes amid growing calls for opposition figures to prioritise a joint political strategy rather than enter the election divided.
