Omar Shallo has registered 45.4% in the October 2026 Mvita Constituency MP poll, according to final results released by Mwelekeo Insights, with Tobias Samba and Lulu Hassan also recording notable shares of the vote.
On Monday, October 26, 2026, the poll results showed Shallo with 1,259 votes out of 2,771 valid ballots, followed by Samba with 751 votes, representing 27.1%. Hassan placed third with 496 votes, equivalent to 17.9%, as attention turns to the political contest ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The figures offer a snapshot of participants’ preferences in the Mombasa constituency, where political activity is expected to intensify as aspirants position themselves for the next parliamentary contest.
How Mvita candidates performed
According to the final tally, Shallo received 45.4% of the votes, while Samba secured 27.1%. Hassan followed with 17.9%, putting the three candidates at the top of the published results.
George Masha received 163 votes, representing 5.9%, while Soud Machele garnered 87 votes, or 3.1%. Said Twaha received 13 votes, equivalent to 0.5%, while the Others category recorded two votes, representing 0.1%.
Omar Shallo leads Mvita MP 2027 race poll
The poll recorded 2,771 voters and 2,771 valid ballots, with no rejected ballots reported.
The results come as political discussions across Mombasa continue to take shape ahead of the 2027 elections. The wider political contest in Mombasa has drawn attention as different leaders and political formations prepare for upcoming races.
What the poll means for the 2027 race
The Mwelekeo Insights figures provide a reference point for assessing the candidates’ standings among participants in the October poll. However, the results do not determine the outcome of the 2027 election, which will be decided by voters at the ballot.
The poll also comes amid broader political mobilisation along the Coast, as leaders engage supporters and prepare for the next electoral cycle.
For the candidates, the published figures offer a measure of support within this particular poll. Future political developments, campaigns, party nominations and voter choices will shape the contest as the election approaches.
Mwelekeo Insights describes itself as a research firm that gathers and analyses public sentiment on politics, governance, economic trends, social issues, business and consumer behaviour.
The October 2026 Mvita poll is one of the indicators of political interest ahead of the 2027 General Election, rather than a prediction of the final result.
