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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 83527, member: 160"]
A major political party just ordered its leader to start cutting a deal with the opposition. The United Democratic Alliance instructed its party leader, President William Ruto, to begin formal coalition negotiations with the Orange Democratic Movement. This move aims to solidify a growing partnership ahead of the next general election. The party's National Executive Committee formally issued this mandate during a recent meeting.

The committee cited the opposition party's own decision to pursue structured talks. It noted existing collaborative efforts between the two groups as a foundation. These include joint support for legislative reports and a previously signed memorandum of understanding. A strategy of reciprocal candidate support has also proven successful in recent by-elections.

Beyond coalition planning, the meeting addressed internal party elections. A large number of candidates contested seats across numerous counties, with millions of members participating. The elected officials demonstrate a mix of gender and youth representation. The committee acknowledged the exercise was incomplete in some areas.

It directed the party's election board to organize repeat voting in affected locations within a set period. Ward-level elections are to follow nationwide. An internal disputes committee was also instructed to resolve all contestations arising from the electoral process. These steps are meant to finalize the party's grassroots structure.
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