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President Ruto queues to vote in UDA grassroots elections in Uasin Gishu, emphasizing party discipline and the "bottom-up" democratization of the ruling coalition.

In a symbolic display of humility and party discipline, President William Ruto joined hundreds of voters in a queue at Koilelel Primary School, Uasin Gishu, to cast his vote in the ongoing United Democratic Alliance (UDA) grassroots elections.
Dressed casually and chatting with locals, the Head of State waited his turn, a move designed to send a powerful message to his lieutenants: no one is above the party structure. The elections, taking place across 20 counties, are a critical stress test for the ruling party ahead of the 2027 cycle.
Images of the President lining up have gone viral, reinforcing his "Hustler" brand. "Order and fairness must start at the top," Ruto remarked after voting. He emphasized that the UDA is building a "bottom-up" political institution, distinct from the personality cults that have plagued Kenyan parties in the past.
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