UDA's Kimani Ngujiri loses Bahati MP seat to Jubilee's Irene Njoki

On Thursday afternoon, Bahati Constituency Returning Officer declared Jubilee Party’s Irene Njoki as the MP-elect, handing her a nomination certificate.

Njoki garnered 34,308 votes and was followed by incumbent MP Kimani Ngujiri, who had 26,809.

The other contestants in the Bahati MP race were; Quindos Karanja - 2,130 votes, Paul Mwaura – 271 votes, Gathonjia James – 254 votes , Chege Mwangi – 198 votes and Richard Kiboi – 63 votes.

Elsewhere, Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara has retained her seat in the constituency after clinching 44,882 votes.

She was followed by John Kihagi with 24,891 votes and Solomon Ndegwa with 18,321 votes.

The others were Anthony Rebo - 8,295 votes, Raymond Muiruri – 824 votes, John Muthiora – 429 votes, Anne Wanjiru – 267 votes, Francis Ireri – 258 votes and James Kinyua – 209 votes.