
Candidate for President
Gideon Moi
“Mwanzo Mpya” Party slogan (Kenya African National Union)
About
Gideon Moi’s political identity is tied to both lineage and party continuity. As a leading figure in KANU, he represents one of Kenya’s oldest political traditions still active in the multiparty era. His influence has been strongest in Baringo and among networks that value continuity, established authority, and party heritage. He is less a new-generation disruptor than a custodian of an older political formation navigating modern electoral competition.
Candidacy status
- Reported20 Sep 2026Public reports say this person intends to run.
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- Party nomineeNot yetNominated by a registered party for this seat.
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- ElectedNot yetDeclared winner in the official results.
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Key issues
Party continuity, established authority, and conservative institutional politics.
- Regional development for Baringo
- Party institutional survival
- National stability
- Legislative representation
- Continuity in governance traditions
- Local economic issues
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Jobs What will you do in your first two years to create jobs and incomes, especially for young people?
Cost of living and taxes What, specifically, will you do about prices and taxes for ordinary households?
Corruption Name one step that will make public money in your office traceable by any citizen.
Health How will people in this area get affordable care, including at SHA-contracted facilities?
Roads and water Which road or water project will you finish first, and by when?
Local priority What is the single biggest local problem here (including insecurity), and what is your plan for it?
Your commitment Give one measurable promise voters can check by 2030 – a number and a date.
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Background
Offices held
- Member of the Senate of Kenya – Baringo County (from 2017)
- Member of the National Assembly (2002–2007)
- Member of the Senate of Kenya
Education
- University of Salford
- Strathmore School
- St. Mary's School
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