Fred Matiang’i, leader of the Jubilee Party, claimed during an interview on October 6, 2026, that election agents from the Azimio La Umoja coalition reported Raila Odinga received 53.6% of the vote in the 2022 presidential election. Matiang’i made the statement during a broadcast on Msenangu FM. The claim comes amid ongoing discussions about the results of Kenya’s 2022 general election.
Matiang’i stated that the information was provided by Azimio agents, who indicated that Raila Odinga had won the presidency with 53.6% of the total votes. The remarks were part of a broader review of events surrounding the election, which was closely contested. No official results were released for the 2022 election.
The 2022 presidential election in Kenya was marked by high political tension and allegations of irregularities. Raila Odinga, a longtime opposition leader, ran against President William Ruto of the Jubilee Party. The election was seen as a key moment in Kenya’s political history, with both sides claiming victory. The lack of official results has led to continued debate and legal challenges.
The claim by Matiang’i adds to the uncertainty surrounding the election outcome. While the Azimio coalition has not officially announced its results, the internal data cited by Matiang’i suggests a significant lead for Raila Odinga. The situation remains unresolved, with no formal resolution from the electoral commission.
