About Chute Mohamed Said
Chute Mohamed Said is a Kenyan politician who serves as the Senator for Marsabit County under the United Democratic Alliance (UDA). In Parliament, he has established himself as an active voice, making hundreds of contributions in plenary sessions and sponsoring bills that focus on national disaster management and governance reforms. He chairs the National Cohesion, Equal Opportunity and Regional Integration Committee, where he plays a central role in promoting unity and fair representation across Kenya’s diverse communities. His work often emphasizes anti-corruption measures, healthcare reforms such as SHIF/NHIF, and agricultural subsidies, reflecting his commitment to improving the welfare of citizens. Through his leadership and legislative initiatives, Chute Mohamed Said has become a significant figure in shaping Kenya’s policies on disaster preparedness, governance, and social equity.
Parliamentary Record
HouseSenate
Constituency / RoleSenator for Marsabit county
PartyUnited Democratic Alliance
Recorded activity23
SpeechesNot supplied
Bills2
Committee Service
Parliamentary Activity
voteThe County Governments Allocation Bill, 2025 (Committee of the Whole)
voteSugar Bill
voteBusiness Laws (Amendment) Bill 2024
voteRigathi Gachagua Impeachment - Grounds 11
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