The President's team has secured six seats, including Members of Parliament and one Senatorial position, marking a significant victory that comes just hours after the final counting of votes in various parts of the country.
Taking to his social media, President Ruto has sent a congratulatory message to the winners.
He has publicly acknowledged the deserved win of David Ndakwa (Malava), Leonard Wamuthende (Mbeere North), Ahmed Hassan (Banisa), Vincent Chemitei (Baringo senator), Moses Omondi (Ugunja), Harrison Kombe (Magarini), and Boyd Were (Kasipul).
The President's posts have featured images of the successful candidates, celebrating their achievements.
Following the congratulations, President Ruto has addressed the nation through his message, underscoring the political significance of the results.
"Your victory is a powerful reminder to us that we are bigger and better as a country when we are united," the President has stated.
This message has been widely interpreted as a call for national cohesion and a pointer to the strength of his political broad-based team.
This outcome follows days of intense campaigning and voting, which was marred by isolated incidents of chaos, heightened security and dramatic ups and downs throughout the tallying process.
The by-elections have been highly contested, primarily pitting the united opposition against the President's broad-based team.
The President now feels that his broad-based team has won by a considerable margin, cementing their influence across the represented regions.
The victory has provided the President with a strong mandate and has reinforced his administration's political positioning moving forward.
However, emerging victorious is not the beginning of cerebrations. Those elected should now focus on ensuring that all constitutes get all services as voters.
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