Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu has emerged as the leading candidate in the November 2026 gubernatorial poll, securing 26.2 per cent, followed by former Narok North MP Moitalel Ole Kenta with 25.8 per cent, according to final results released by Mwelekeo Insights.
Senator Ledama Ole Kina has secured third position with 24.6 per cent, while Chelosgei Tisirwai has recorded 15.9 per cent.
Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo has received 6.7 per cent, with other candidates collectively accounting for 0.8 per cent of the votes.
The results have placed five named candidates in the ranking, with Ntutu, Ole Kenta and Ole Kina recording the highest percentages in the online poll.
The three politicians have remained prominent figures in Narok’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 General Election. Ntutu has served as the incumbent governor, while Ole Kenta previously contested the county’s top seat in 2022. Ole Kina has continued serving as Narok senator.
Ole Kenta’s political activities ahead of the next election have also attracted attention following his appointment as Jubilee Party Secretary General, as highlighted in previous coverage of his political engagements in Narok .
How the Narok poll was conducted
According to the results graphic, the November poll was conducted online through the Mwelekeo Insights digital polling platform.
The platform has allowed participants to cast votes for their preferred candidates, with the final results showing the percentage share recorded by each contender.
However, the published results have not provided details of the sample size, geographical distribution of participants, respondent demographics or margin of error.
What is Mwelekeo Insights?
Mwelekeo Insights is a research firm that has operated a digital polling platform covering political contests, governance and public opinion.
The organisation has previously published online polls covering several elective positions across Kenyan counties, including gubernatorial, parliamentary and senatorial contests.
Its previous political polling has included races in Kiambu, Kajiado, Nyeri, Nairobi and other constituencies, demonstrating its engagement with political opinion research ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The firm’s previous coverage of political developments involving Narok leaders has also highlighted the political activity surrounding the county ahead of the next election.
The latest figures represent participation on its online platform and are not official election results. They should be distinguished from scientifically representative opinion polls, particularly in the absence of published sampling and methodology details.
