Salim Swaleh
Member of ParliamentGilgil, Nakuru
Community nomination · unverifiedPublicly reported aspirant. Evidence: Declared. Source: Kenyans.co.ke, "Ex-Citizen TV and NTV Journalist Salim Swaleh Joins 2027 Gilgil MP Race" (15 Jun 2026). Party as reported: "Ticket unclear". From a public-source research snapshot dated 2026-09-07. Not an IEBC candidate list.
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- Added 7 September 2026
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The size of Gilgil, Nakuru
this constituency- Registered voters
- 95,654
- Estimated 2027estimate
- 107,900
IEBC register, 2022 general election
If the register grows as it did last cycle
Projected from this area's 2022 register using the 12.8% national growth between the IEBC's 2017 and 2022 registers. It is an estimate, not an IEBC figure. The IEBC will publish the actual 2027 register after registration closes.
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Also vying for MP in Gilgil
Questions people ask
- Is Salim Swaleh running in 2027?
- Salim Swaleh is reported to be vying for Member of Parliament for Gilgil, Nakuru in the 2027 general election. This is a listing based on public reporting, not a confirmed candidacy: parties pick their candidates in primaries that must be finished by 8 May 2027, and the IEBC publishes the final list after that.
- Who else is vying for MP in Gilgil in 2027?
- Also listed for the same seat: Agness Njambi Githinji, Ken Muigai Muhoho, Margaret Wangui Wakabura, Martha Wangari Wanjira, PM Njoroge, Tony Nganga Kihonge.
- How many registered voters are in Gilgil, Nakuru?
- 95,654 people are registered to vote in this constituency, according to the IEBC register for 2022.
Baraza is independent. A community nomination records what people say — it is not a statement that this person has been nominated by a party or cleared by the IEBC.