Despite the turmoil in the ruling party, Jubilee remains the most popular political outfit. This is according to a poll by Radio Africa Group.
Forty-four per cent of respondents said they feel closest to Jubilee.
In a possible warning signal to ODM, the poll suggests that the popularity of the once-dominant political outfit could be diminishing.
Only 15 per cent of the respondent said they feel closest to ODM.
The poll had a +/- 3 per cent margin of error.
The telephone poll conducted on Thursday and Friday indicates that a clear majority, 54 per cent, believe Ruto is fit to succeed President Uhuru Kenyatta in 2022.
Six hundred registered voters in all 17 constituencies of the capital were interviewed. Nairobi is seen as the epicentre of Kenyan politics.
The report is likely to be music to the ears of the DP who is facing rebellion from within his Jubilee Party and perceived lack of enthusiasm for his candidacy by President Kenyatta.
According to the poll, 41 per cent said Ruto is not fit to be Kenya’s fifth president.
Five per cent of respondents said they were undecided on whether Ruto is suitable or not.