… According to the latest Global InfoAnalytics NDC Delegates Tracking Poll, 61% of delegates agree with suggestions that Asiedu Nketia should continue as chairman of the party, while 26% disagree and 13% have no opinion. …
More than half of Ghanaians are satisfied with the Mahama government’s handling of the country’s persistent power outage crisis, according to the June 2026 National Tracking Poll by Global InfoAnalytics released on Sunday. …
The Ghana Police Service remains the institution most perceived as corrupt by Ghanaians, scoring 6.45 out of 10 in the corruption perception index of the June 2026 National Tracking Poll by Global InfoAnalytics. …
A majority of Ghanaians believe it is time for younger leaders to take up national leadership roles, according to the June 2026 tracking poll conducted by Global InfoAnalytics. …
President John Dramani Mahama’s job approval rating has risen to 71%, up from 67% in March 2026, according to the June 2026 National Tracking Poll by Global InfoAnalytics released on Sunday, June 15. …
… In the Global InfoAnalytics delegate poll of April 2026, the survey that matters most because delegates, not the public, will choose the flagbearer, the party’s National Chairman, Johnson Asiedu Nketia, led on 29%, with Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson on 19%, Education Minist …
Mussa Dankwah, Executive Director of Global InfoAnalytics, has dismissed claims that his organisation’s polling on the National Democratic Congress’ future flagbearer race is creating divisions within the party. …
NPP chairmanship hopeful Paul Afoko rejected opinion polls showing him trailing rival John Boadu, saying delegates' votes on October 3 are the only meaningful measure of support. He expressed confidence in his campaign based on delegate engagements, dismissing surveys as speculation.
NPP chairmanship hopeful Paul Afoko rejected opinion polls showing him trailing rival John Boadu, saying delegates' votes on October 3 are the only meaningful measure of support. He expressed confidence in his campaign based on delegate engagements, dismissing surveys as speculation.
In a Global InfoAnalytics poll, Nana Akomea recorded a 68% net favourability score for the NPP First Vice Chairman position, leading five other candidates. The NPP's national executive elections are scheduled for October 3.
Dr Mustapha Hamid has emerged as the leading candidate for the NPP's First Vice Chairman position in a Global InfoAnalytics poll, securing 18.3% of voter preferences, narrowly ahead of Henry Nana Boakye and Nana Akomea, each at 17.5%. The poll shows significant uncertainty, with 19.7% of respondents undecided, ahead of the NPP's national executive elections scheduled for October.
Former NPP General Secretary John Boadu has filed his nomination to contest the party's National Chairman position, with elections scheduled for October 3. A Global InfoAnalytics survey released on August 20 showed Boadu leading the race among NPP voters with 27 per cent, ahead of former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko at 15 per cent and former party chairman Paul Afoko at 10 per cent.
NPP communicator Kwasi Kwarteng has questioned why Bernard Antwi Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi) is pursuing the NPP National Chairmanship while in prison with a pending bail application, arguing that his immediate priority should be securing his freedom rather than contesting the party race.
Executive Director at Global InfoAnalytics Musa Danquah has cautioned the NPP against electing Bernard Antwi Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi) as National Chairman while incarcerated, arguing the party should focus on rebuilding electoral fortunes rather than making a political statement. According to Danquah, the changing profile of Ghanaian voters—with nearly 70% having senior high school qualifications or above—means the NPP must adopt a strategy suited to a more educated electorate.
Incumbent NPP General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong is leading the race to retain his position with 36% support among NPP voters, significantly ahead of challengers Eugene Antwi (10%), Sylvester Tetteh (5%), and Charles Dwamena (3%), though 46% of respondents remain undecided.
According to a Global InfoAnalytics survey, former Greater Accra Regional Minister Titus Glover leads the NPP's National Organiser race with 23% support, ahead of Salam Mustapha (14%), Alhaji Ismaela Ibrahim (8%), and Kwame A. Prempeh (5%), though 50% of voters surveyed remained undecided.
President John Dramani Mahama has achieved a 72 percent job approval rating according to Global InfoAnalytics, with 21 percent disapproving and seven percent having no opinion. Approval ratings varied by region, with Upper West Region showing the highest support at 92 percent and Ashanti Region the lowest at 56 percent.
According to Global InfoAnalytics' July tracking poll, NDC National Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketia and Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson are statistically tied in the race to succeed President Mahama as NDC presidential candidate, with Nketia's marginal lead driven largely by support from NPP voters, while Forson holds an edge among floating voters.
A Global InfoAnalytics survey finds public dissatisfaction with government flagship policies driven more by slow implementation and limited job creation than opposition to the policies themselves. The 24-hour economy scored 4.2 out of 10 and the proposed Women's Development Bank 4.6 out of 10, with slow rollout and lack of visible progress cited as key drivers of low ratings.
The National Apprenticeship Programme implemented by the National Youth Authority has been ranked among the best-performing policies of the Mahama administration, according to a Global InfoAnalytics survey. The programme aims to equip young Ghanaians with employable skills through apprenticeship training and entrepreneurship opportunities.
A Global InfoAnalytics survey found that 65 per cent of Ghanaian voters back President John Dramani Mahama's decision not to seek a third term, while 27 per cent disagree and 8 per cent have no opinion. When asked separately about calls by others for a third-term bid, 50 per cent of voters disagreed while 40 per cent supported such efforts.
Dr. Stephen Amoah, MP for Nhyiaeso, has strongly rejected a Global InfoAnalytics survey conducted in June 2026 that ranked him among low-performing legislators, calling the assessment misleading and arguing that parliamentary contributions should be the core measure of an MP's performance.
Dr Stephen Amoah, MP for Nhyiaeso, has criticized a parliamentary performance poll by Global InfoAnalytics as "dangerous" and lacking credible basis, arguing that the methodology conflates constituency expectations—such as currency stabilization and roads—with MPs' core functions, and asserting that his own work in the constituency has been substantial.
Member of Parliament for Tano North, Gideon Boako, was ranked seventh among the top 10 best-performing legislators in Global InfoAnalytics' June 2026 performance ratings across 83 constituencies, recording an 88 per cent rating in the "Excellent/Very Good/Good" category.
A June 2026 Global InfoAnalytics survey assessing constituents' perceptions across 83 constituencies ranked Majority Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh first with a 98 per cent approval rating, followed by Simon Avoringo (Navrongo Central, 93 per cent) and Gideon Boako (Tano North, 88 per cent) among Ghana's top-performing MPs.
A Global InfoAnalytics poll places former Odododiodio MP Nii Lantey Vanderpuye ahead in the NDC national chairmanship race with 26.8% delegate support, followed by former National Chairman Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo at 19.3%, while 35.3% of delegates remain undecided.
A June 2026 National Tracking Poll by Global InfoAnalytics found that 56% of Ghanaians are satisfied with the government's handling of power outages, while 26% are dissatisfied and 18% remain neutral. Despite the majority satisfaction, dumsor ranked third among areas where Ghanaians perceive the government's performance to be weakest, cited by 29% of respondents.
A June 2026 National Tracking Poll by Global InfoAnalytics found the Ghana Police Service scored 6.45 out of 10 on a corruption perception index, with the Immigration Service second at 5.69. While Police and Immigration scores improved slightly from previous waves, Business Executives recorded a worsening trend, and overall public optimism on anti-corruption declined from 56% to 54%.
A June 2026 Global InfoAnalytics poll found that 57 per cent of Ghanaians prefer young people to lead the country, while 46 per cent consider above 65 years too old for a president. The survey also revealed strong public support for stricter measures against examination malpractice and varied opinions on school discipline.
President John Dramani Mahama's job approval rating has risen to 71% in June 2026, according to Global InfoAnalytics' tracking poll released on Sunday, June 15, with only 23% disapproving. The figure represents the highest approval recorded for any sitting president in the firm's regular tracking series since 2020.
An opinion essay examines the gap between women's entry into politics and their advancement to leadership positions. Women hold only 14.9% of parliamentary seats and around 4.1% in local assemblies, ranking Ghana 147th globally for women's parliamentary representation, behind Rwanda, Senegal, and Namibia.
Executive Director of Global InfoAnalytics Mussa Dankwah has defended his organisation's polling on the NDC's future flagbearer race, arguing that surveys help streamline the leadership contest and make it more transparent, contrary to claims that they generate divisions within the party.