A new Infotrak survey released on July 13, 2026, reveals President William Ruto holds a commanding lead in Kenya's 2027 presidential race with 32% support, more than double his nearest challenger, Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka, who trails at 13%.Former Nairobi senator Edwin Sifuna and former Interior Cabinet secretary Fred Matiang'i each secure 12% support.The poll, conducted between June 22-26, 2026, interviewed 3,000 adults across Kenya, with 18% remaining undecided.Regional breakdowns show Ruto's strongest support in the North Rift (89%), Mt Kenya North (54%), and South Rift (46%).Kalonzo dominates in lower Eastern (66%), Gachagua leads in Mt Kenya East (68%), and Matiang'i's best showing is in South Nyanza (41%).The survey highlights the fluidity of the race, with multiple opposition figures securing double-digit backing.Analysts note the undecided voters could sway the outcome.The methodology includes computer-assisted personal interviewing and telephone interviews, with a 99% response rate and a 1.79% margin of error.The findings underscore Ruto's lead but also the competitive nature of the race ahead of the 2027 polls.