1) GEMA and RiggyG
RiggyG has not wrapped up GEMA.
People often inflate RiggyG’s political capital — yet he was impeached - by 89 MPs from GEMA.
It’s unlikely he can carry the entire GEMA region.
RiggyG is a toxic figure, difficult to collaborate with, and has few credible leaders behind him.
While he may attract some sympathy, that doesn’t easily translate into solid support for the DCP.
Many who can't align with RiggyG will likely channel their efforts through parties like Jubilee, BUS, PNU, and DP — leading to a fragmented GEMA political landscape.
Still, most of these factions are expected to oppose Ruto at the presidential level.
If Kindiki is retained, a small group might rally around him — not enough to reach 1/3 representation, but certainly more than zero.
2) The Kindiki Scenario
This represents Ruto’s worst-case scenario — where he loses Raila, Kalonzo, and the GEMA bloc.
In such a setup, Kindiki becomes a placeholder — like Kibaki’s Moody Awori — a symbolic figure to front electoral operations.
Ruto would likely fall short of 50%, but just like Moi in 1992, he could flood the system with money and use rigging tactics to survive politically.
This scenario where we assume Ruto loses the core ODM to opposition - where GEMA decided to back Raila - and Kalonzo also decided to back Raila.
Kindiki is being kept as DPORK for exactly that reason - as the default scenarios.
You are getting closer to reality. There are still a few delusions:
▪ Uhuru has game. This was planted into you by Ruto post-GenZ when desperate Ruto thought Uhuru can bring Gema back with 3 CS. But like you told us yourself in 2022: fatso Uhuru like retired Moi is respected but ignored. Stop bringing him up like he matters.
▪ Kindiki might still bring 1/3 Gema. This is laughable from your own title of this thread. Drop this false hope. Dwarf seems more homely at rallies in Makueni.
Accept Gema is gone with RiggyG.
Kalonzo or Raila exchanging places is possible. Foxy RiggyG seem to be working on that with "our cousins" scheme but it still an open field.