UDA Secures Decisive Victories in February 2026 By-Elections

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   The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has consolidated its political presence across the country following a "clean sweep" in the by-elections held on February 26, 2026. In an official statement released today, the party celebrated significant wins in both parliamentary and ward-level contests, describing the results as a strong endorsement of the government's development agenda.

               

UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar speaking during the press briefing 

        Key Wins and New Representatives

  The UDA party successfully secured all the elective seats on offer during the mini-polls:

•Isiolo South Constituency: Hon. Tubi Mohamed Tubi was elected as the Member of Parliament, reinforcing the party's influence in Northern Kenya.

•West Kabras Ward (Malava): Hon. Duncan Muratia Nyaga emerged victorious, securing a win for the party in Kakamega County.

•Evurore and Muminji Wards (Mbeere North): Hon. Peterson Njeru Njiru and Hon. Eliphas Kainanga (Isiolo South) were highlighted for their successful bids, alongside the victory of Hon. Duncan Mukang'u Jnr in the Embu region.

           Commitment to "The Plan"

  The UDA leadership, led by Secretary General Sen. Hassan Omar Hassan, expressed gratitude to Kenyan voters for their continued trust in the party’s manifesto. The party attributed the success to the clarity of its message during the campaigns and the public's confidence in the leadership of the Party Leader and his Deputy.

  The statement emphasized that these victories reflect a growing faith in "The Plan"—the party’s blueprint for economic transformation. The UDA reaffirmed its commitment to a "Singapore-style" development trajectory, aiming to uplift communities through policy-driven governance and service delivery.

          A Vision for Transformation

     With these new leaders officially heading to Parliament and various County Assemblies, the UDA looks to accelerate the implementation of its transformational agenda. The party noted that the "emphatic" results from Isiolo, West Kabras, Evurore, and Muminji serve as a clear mandate to continue focusing on solutions that improve the livelihoods of all Kenyans.


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