President William Ruto has said the 2027 General Election will be determined by his administration’s development record and delivery of promises, dismissing what he described as empty political rhetoric, division and hatred.
Speaking during an engagement with residents of Manga town in Kitutu Masaba Constituency, Nyamira County, the President maintained that Kenyans had the democratic right to choose their leaders without interference from a few individuals.
Ruto said voters understood the kind of leadership they wanted and would not surrender their constitutional right to elect leaders to individuals seeking to influence the country’s political direction.
He argued that the next General Election would provide an opportunity for Kenyans to assess leaders based on their performance and development record.
“The 2027 General Election will be decided by a clear record of performance and delivery, not empty rhetoric, division and hatred,” Ruto said.
The President’s remarks come as political leaders intensify engagements across the country ahead of the 2027 elections, with development performance, political alliances and voter choice increasingly featuring in public discussions.
His visit to Manga town also provided an opportunity to address residents of Nyamira County on the country’s political direction and his administration’s development agenda.
