Mark Mulama

[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

We are consistently collecting views kwa ground.
Opinions of the mwanchi may change depending on different variables.
That determines what the numbers look like.

#CitizenSundayLive #CountyTrak2026 #TukoMbelenaInfo

[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

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Has your Governor been listening to you? Find out what Kenyans think on Tuesday.

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[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

A margin of error in research is part of methodology. Polls are not predictions. They are not prophecies. Have a look at methodology feom our recent polls here: https://t.co/RQqemWz4eO

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[Stethoscope Queen @Muthoni_Maina_]

@InfotrakN Sub-county hospital supply stocks face intermittent shortages and diagnostic delays leaving rural patients waiting longer for essential medicines and tests. #CountyTrak2026 @InfotrakN

[Stethoscope Queen @Muthoni_Maina_]

@InfotrakN ECDE learning centers and Youth Polytechnics receive consistent investment earning high marks for education and TVET modernization under Governor Kahiga. #CountyTrak2026 @InfotrakN

[Stethoscope Queen @Muthoni_Maina_]

Kahiga promised modernized coffee and tea processing plus scaled AI services for dairy yet drug shortages still hit level three and four hospitals. #CountyTrak2026 @InfotrakN

[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

Public opinion may always vary depending on different factors. One of them is time. #TukoMbelenaInfo #CitizenSundayLive #CountyTrak2026

[Stethoscope Queen @Muthoni_Maina_]

Healthcare scaling includes specialized facilities and trauma centers. Periodic staff promotion backlogs and labor friction however disrupt smooth operations. #CountyTrak2026 @InfotrakN

[Stethoscope Queen @Muthoni_Maina_]

MombasaCare and cash transfers for the elderly scored well on paper. Actual out-of-pocket hospital bills tell a different story for residents. #CountyTrak2026 @InfotrakN

[Stethoscope Queen @Muthoni_Maina_]

Farmers report delays in avocado and coffee subsidy payouts. Guaranteed minimum returns remain incomplete amid price fluctuations at the farm gate. #CountyTrak2026 @InfotrakN

[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

A new perception study by Infotrak reveals why many Kenyans lack trust in the IEBC:

❌ Lack of independence from the government
❌ Past irregularities
❌ Corruption within officials
❌ Lack of transparency

What are your thoughts?

[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

Kenyans Speak Out: Confidence in IEBC at a Worrying 26%
The survey released today paint a stark picture of Kenyans’ trust in the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). The findings reveal a growing scepticism about the commission’s ability to conduct credible elections in 2027, with only 26% of respondents expressing confidence in its capacity to deliver free and fair polls.

Major Concerns Highlighted
The survey, conducted between November 16 and 30, 2024, revealed that a significant 54% of Kenyans lack confidence in the IEBC. Respondents pointed to key issues eroding trust, including:

• Lack of Transparency (60%): A prevailing perception that the commission operates in opacity.

• Corruption (47%): Allegations of malpractice among officials continue to dominate public discourse. • Past Irregularities (47%): Historical controversies cast a long shadow.

• Perceived Lack of Independence (19%): Concerns about government interference persist.

Challenges Facing the IEBC

Survey respondents identified several obstacles hindering the commission’s effectiveness, including:
• External Interference (39%) • Corruption (38%) • Lack of Commissioners (38%) • Inadequate Funding (23%) • Limited Resources (13%)

The Bigger Picture: Electoral Apathy
The survey also highlighted broader issues affecting Kenya’s electoral landscape:

• Electoral Apathy (50%): Half of the population feels disengaged from the democratic process.

• Unregistered Voters: 41% of Kenyans lack ID cards, preventing them from registering. Other barriers include distrust in the process (16%) and lack of awareness about registration procedures (10%).

• Public Participation: A staggering 75% of Kenyans report having never been involved in any form of public participation, undermining their ability to influence key decisions.

Priorities for Kenyans
Beyond electoral concerns, the survey found that Kenyans are grappling with pressing socioeconomic issues:

• Cost of Living (51%): The leading concern for most respondents. • Unemployment (36%) • Corruption (24%)

• Over-Taxation and NHIF-SHIF Migration (23%)

Rebuilding Trust
When asked how the IEBC could restore public confidence, respondents emphasized the need for:
• Ensuring Independence and Impartiality (40%)

• Conducting Free, Fair, and Transparent Elections (39%)

• Increasing Civic Education (29%) • Addressing Vote Rigging (29%)

Public Participation and Governance
When asked about public participation and whether the voice of Kenyan people can influence government decisions, 55% of respondents said they do not feel their voices can influence the government’s decision-making. Only 36% believe that Kenyans’ voices can have an impact.

Additionally, within the last year, a majority (75%) of Kenyans across all regions reported not being involved in any public participation forums. Only 21% said they had participated in such forums to give their views on governance processes, including development, legislation, and budget-making.

What are your thoughts on these findings?
Share your opinions below.
#InfotrakInsights #InfotrackPerceptionStudy

[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

⁠Public Participation in Kenya

The recent perception study show that:

- 75% of Kenyans have not engaged in public participation forums in the past year.

- Only 21% took part to share views on governance, legislation, and budget-making.

#InfotrakPerceptionStudy @ELGIA_Africa

[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

Kenyan Institutions Face a Trust Crisis:

- Media: Trusted moderately by 68%
- Religious Leaders: Trusted moderately by 63%
- IEBC: 27% express no trust
- Executive & National Assembly: 37% express no trust

#Infotrakperceptionstudy @ELGIA_Africa

[Infotrak Research @InfotrakN]

Why Some Kenyans Chose Not to Vote in 2022

[Mark Mulama @MrMarkMS]

@MikeOkinyi Amrouche is becoming too personal, hizi vitu hazitaki makasiriko.

[Mark Mulama @MrMarkMS]

@iamemihills @Murakariuki @Ma3Route @uber_kenya Try taking my car keys and you're not a cop,I'll break your jaw.

[Mark Mulama @MrMarkMS]

@kipmurkomen @itsbitok The government will strangle you first.

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