The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is suffering a steady decline in supporters as Ghanaians are losing interest in the party.
Within a space of three-months, the NPP has lost 16percent of its supporters.
In a survey conducted by Global InfoAnalytics, the NPP as at November 2024 had thirty-seven percent (37%) of Ghanaians being ardent supporters of the party.
However, as at February 2025, the party base of the party has dropped from thirty-seven percent (37%) to twenty-one percent (21%).
From the data gathered, only three percent (3%) of Ghanaians refused to disclose their party affiliations.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has however seen a significant increase in their membership, by rising from thirty-three percent (33%) to fifty-five percent (55%).
If the polls keep going in this direction, the NDC may remain in power after the 2028 elections as the size of party affiliations is key to winning the election.
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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… pic.twitter.com/LyZ5rH3e1M
— Global InfoAnalytics (@GInfoanalytics) February 10, 2025
