New polling data of party affiliation suggests NPP is losing its base to NDC while some have now become floating voters and others now say they belong to other parties. NPP base has declined from 37% as at November 2024 to 21% in February, while NDC base has increased from 33% to 55%. The proportion of voters who refuse to disclose their party affiliations drops drastically from 10% to 3% and appear to belong to NDC all along by majority according to the poll. This data will be updated in 10 days to include Greater Accra. The size of your party affiliation is key in winning the next election. Tracking of this data will continue to 2028.

In a reversal on optimism among voters, 78% of voters are now optimistic their standard of living will improve in the next 12 months. In January 2024, the figure was 32%.

Hon. Bernard Ahiafor, the committee chair gets a pass mark as 56% say they are satisfied with his performance while 44% are dissatisfied.

Hon Afenyo Markings gets a low mark as only 36% are satisfied with his performance on the Appointment Committee while 64% are dissatisfied.

JDM's approval rating, national v Ashanti region, January 2025

New poll conducted shows 70% of voters believe Ghana is headed in the right direction, 16% believe it is headed in the wring direction and 14% did not have an opinion. Twelve months ago, only 22% said the country was headed in the right direction while 68% said it was headed in the wrong direction. FULL REPORT:

TO BE RELEASED AT 12.00 TODAY 2ND FEBRUARY 2025

Voters support the Speakers decision to suspend four members of parliament according to a new poll.

NPP in trouble in the Ashanti region as a special poll conducted in the region shows the party is in decline. The poll shows that voters who openly associate themselves with NPP which stood at 56% in November 2024 has declined to 37%, two months after the party lost the general election in a landslide, representing drop of 19 percentage point. NDC on the other hand, has seen astronomical rise in its voters from 17% to 38% according the poll, a rise of 21 percentage point.

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First national poll for 2025, assessing JDM performance so far and the work of the Appointment Committee of Parliament. @MKDankwah

@DelademDzikunu No polling organization bothered to collect data before January 2022.

On the question of who should make it to serve under John Mahama, the people of Ashanti region, overwhelmingly say the president should prioritize competence over all other factors. The finds 74% backing competence, loyal party members, 20%, party financiers, 4% and those who campaign most, 2%. It will interesting to see the views from regions perceived to be NDC stronghold.

Over half of Ashanti region voters believe their standard of living will improve in the next 12 months, the highest level of optimism recorded in the region since polling started. According to the polls, 56% believe their standard of living will get better in the next 12 months. The comparative figure for the same period in 2024 was 35%.

On people's standard of living, 52% of voters now say it has improved compared to a year ago while this figure was 17% in January 2024. In January 2024, 63% of voters say their standard of living had gotten worse, however, that figure has not declined to 13%.