"We have a five year term, we will not allow anyone to try to postpone the elections. "
Mudavadi said Kenyans should elect someone with practical solutions to their myriad problems.
He said economic models offers no solution to the country's challenges.
"There is no room for economic models, lets identify the issues and have policy interventions to address them," he said.
The former presidential candidate was also accompanied by ANC nominated senator Petronila Were.
A section of MPs believed to have the blessings of the Executive are plotting to postpone next year’s general election, a move sure to trigger political fireworks.
The Star has established lawmakers led by Ndaragua MP Jeremiah Kioni are preparing to petition the High Court to postpone the election date to give the IEBC adequate time to conduct boundary delimitation.
The MPs say their move is meant to avert a constitutional crisis by going into an election with electoral units that are illegal.
At the heart of the elections postponement push are concerns nearly 200 constituencies do not meet the population threshold provided for in the Constitution.
The current population quota per constituency is 163,000 voters.
