Wamuchomba
announced her departure from Kenya's ruling UDA party on October 8, 2026, after
consulting constituents, church leaders, and the community. She accused the
party and the National Cohesion and Integration Commission of selective
justice, pointing to unpunished remarks by Health CS Aden Duale against the
Kikuyu community while others faced consequences.
Planning to defend her seat for a third term on a new ticket, she cited tribal attacks and unfulfilled promises like tea sector improvements, with her next party announcement coming soon amid Mount Kenya's political shifts.