So far, UDA party has the most number of MP seats. They have won more than any other party. It seems they will be the majority in the coming parliament. Below are the UDA party MP seat winners that have officially being announced.
Various UDA MPs include;
1. Charles Kamuren – Baringo South.
2. Musa Sirma – Eldama Ravine.
3. Johana Ng’eno – Emurua Dikirr
4. Julius Kibiwot – Tindiret
5. Richard Yegon – Bomet East.
6. Beatrice Kemei – Kericho women rep who was elected unopposed.
7. Linet Chepkorir Toto – Bomet women representative who was elected unopposed.
8. Didmus Barasa – Kimilili.
9. Adams Kipsanai – Keiyo South.
10. Kongogo Bowen – Marakwet East..
11. Marianne Kitany – Aldai.
12. John Kaguchia – Mukurweni.
13. John Paul Mwirigi – Igembe South.
14. Michael Wambugu – Othaya.
15. George Macharia – Ndia.
16. Phyllis Bartoo – Moiben.
17. Samuel Chepkonga – Ainaboi.
18. Nelson Koech – Belgut.
19. Jospeh Cherorot – Kipkelion East.
20. Wanjiku Muhia – Kipipiri.
21. Antony Njoroge – Kieni.
22. Ruben Kiborek – Mogotio.
23. Francis Sigei – Sotik.
24. Martha Wangari – Gilgil.
25. Francis Kuria Kimani – Molo.
26. Bernard Kitur – Nandi Hills.
27. Joash Nyamoko – North Mugirango.
28. Japheth Nyakundi – Kitutu Chache.
29. George Gachagua – Ndaragwa.
30. Zaheer Jhanda – Nyaribari Chache.
31. Alfa Miruka – Bomachoge Chache.
32. Sylvanus Osoro – South Mugirango.
33. Jayne Kihara – Naivasha.
34. Wachira Karani – Laikipia West.
35. Hillary Kosgei – Kipkelion West.
Remember these are not the only one but are the only officially announced. There will be an addition as the announcement process continues. Reports from the ground indicate UDA has more seats in central Kenya, counties such as Kiambu, Nyeri, Murang’a etc. Therefore the list will be updated once officially announced.
