The survey conducted between 9-12 March showed that Azimio was supported by 51 per cent of the respondents. 

Kenya Kwanza Alliance led by deputy president William Ruto came in second with 23 per cent.  One Kenya Alliance that signed a deal with Azimio bagged the support of 3 per cent of the respondents.

The survey showed that the ODM party led by Raila is also the most preferred party with 46 per cent of respondents rooting for it.

Ruto's UDA party came in second with 24 per cent. Jubilee was third with 2 per cent.

In the Presidential contest, Raila maintained the lead as the most preferred candidate.

Ruto came in second with 29 per cent of the respondents supporting him.

The study said 52 per cent of registered voters in the county would pick Raila for the presidency.

Deputy President William Ruto of Kenya Kwanza Alliance got the support of 29 per cent of the respondents. 

Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka came in third with just one per cent of the respondents saying they would vote for him.

ANC party leader Musalia Mudavadi and his Safina counterpart Jimi Wanjigi scored 0.1 per cent. The survey indicated that Raila remains the most influential leader in Mombasa followed by President Uhuru Kenyatta and Mombasa Governor Ali Hassan Joho.

Ruto came in fourth as the most influential leader.  The study was commissioned by Haki Africa. A total of 2400 respondents participated in the Survey. By Bosco Marita, The Star