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Polls Indicate Diana Ampaire Kampe in Clear Lead with 71% in National Female Youth MP Race

Mercy Kanyesigye Follows at 20%, Julia Muhumuza at 9% as Youth Voter Preferences Emerge Nationwide

Kampala | Uganda – In a country where the youth make up a significant portion of the population, their voices are critical in shaping the future of Uganda.

The 2026 elections present a pivotal moment where young voters will determine who represents their needs and aspirations, regardless of any Political Party affiliations to present in 12th Parliament.

In the polls that where conducted in the wholw of January 2026, thwy have shown that Diana Ampaire Kampe is leading the race for National Female Youth Member of Parliament, according to the latest youth opinion polls compiled from multiple regions across the country.

The aggregated results, drawn from seven independently reported regional polls, place Kampe at 71 percent projected support among youth voters, giving her a substantial lead over her closest competitors.

Summary of Poll Results

Candidate Predicted Vote Share
Diana Ampaire Kampe 71%
Mercy Kanyesigye 20%
Julia Muhumuza 9%

Regional Coverage

The polling reflects broad national representation, with data sourced from:

Northern Region: 1 poll (Dokolo Post)

Eastern Region: 1 poll (Eastern News)

Western Region: 2 polls (The Ankole Times, Ug Reports)

Central Region: 4 polls ( Nile Post, Daily Express, The Standard News Uganda and The Capital Times)

All regions surveyed report similar trends, with Kampe leading in each of the polls conducted.

Analysis

Political observers attribute Kampe’s strong showing to sustained engagement with youth structures and a campaign message that has gained traction among both urban and rural youth constituencies. Her policy platform, commonly referred to as the Centered Agenda, appears to have resonated with a wide cross-section of young voters.

Mercy Kanyesigye follows with 20 percent, retaining visible support in selected districts, while Julia Muhumuza, polling at 9 percent, continues to draw backing largely from student groups and grassroots youth movements.

The polling exercise points to growing youth participation in national political processes, with analysts noting increased interest in leadership choices ahead of the 2026 elections.

While the polls indicate a clear leading candidate, analysts caution that voter mobilisation, campaign dynamics, and turnout on polling day will ultimately determine the final outcome

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