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Mingling with the middle class can influence voting behaviour

Political aspirant Mohamed Soud Machelle greets 'Mama Mboga' at Tudor in Mombasa. [Omondi Onyango,Standard]

No doubt, many people will purposely turn out to vote for one or two of the six candidates seeking different elective positions come August 2022. While at the polling stations, they will reluctantly cast their votes for the other four or five. This means voters will vote for people they do not have sufficient knowledge about.

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