Johnson Sakaja has won the Nairobi Governor seat after garnering 699,392 votes.
Sakaja who was vying on a United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party ticket defeated his main rival Polycarp Igathe of the Jubilee party who got 573,518 votes declared Nairobi County Returning Officer, Albert Gogo, who later the certificate.
The governor’s race had attracted nine candidates, however, it was narrowed down to a two-horse race between Sakaja and Igathe.
Sakaja will now succeed Ann Kananu to become Nairobi's fourth governor.
Here is how the two performed across the 17 counties.
Sakaja Johnson ~44,789
Polycarp Igathe ~ 20,124
Sakaja Johnson~ 60,578
Igathe Polycarp ~27,862
Sakaja Johnson ~ 41,064
Igathe Polycarp ~40,944
Sakaja Johnson~38,432
Igathe Polycarp~27,907
Sakaja Johnson ~46,049
Igathe Polycarp ~33,260
Sakaja Johnson~37,097
Igathe Polycarp~33,021
Sakaja Johnson~30,451
Igathe Polycarp~40,492
Sakaja Johnson~ 23,229
Igathe Polycarp ~46,236
Sakaja Johnson~63,175
Igathe Polycarp~24,981
Sakaja Johnson ~ 31,564
Igathe Polycarp ~30,230
Sakaja Johnson ~ 39,994
Igathe Polycarp ~ 3,7647
Sakaja Johnson ~ 32,239
Igathe Polycarp ~ 23,836
Sakaja Johnson ~ 43,220
Igathe Polycarp ~ 36,026
Sakaja Johnson ~ 38,064
Igathe Polycarp ~ 37,336
Starehe
Sakaja Johnson ~ 49,405
Igathe Polycarp ~ 35,223
Sakaja Johnson ~ 39756
Igathe Polycarp ~ 39027
Sakaja Johnson ~ 40,024
Igathe Polycarp ~ 38,635
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