[Jubilee Partly leaders led by President Uhuru Kenyatta. The party is set to hold its primaries on Friday, with the leaders promising a free exercise]

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Jubilee’s nominations, which will be held on Friday, have the highest figures with the party claiming the process will be smooth and fair.

According to the figures given out to the media, there will be a total of 8,012 candidates, vying for a limited number of seats.

The first one will be the president, where Uhuru Kenyatta is the only flag bearer for the top seat from the party.

The governors’ posts have attracted 106 aspirants, with the slots being only 42. Among the areas that the party will have a real battle is Nairobi, Kiambu and Kirinyaga.

The party will have 161 Senatorial aspirants, who will be vying for the available 45 posts.

Just like ODM, the party has also given out free tickets to some candidates, even though the party maintains there are no favoured candidates.

The parliamentary seats will see a number of 1006 aspirants, who will be out to fight for the 261 available slots.

The women representative post has attracted 171 aspirants, who will be going to for the 44 available slots.

Additionally, like other parties, the MCA aspirants are the highest, with 6,668 vying for the 1,365 available seats.

The party has promised to run free and fair primaries, with Majority Leader Aden Duale saying they will show ODM how to conduct a free exercise.

ODM has seen some of its primaries marred with chaos and anomalies, with others postponed for the same reasons.