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The government has suggested that the energy sector is facing crisis due to mounting debt. In response to the challenge, a new tax of petroleum has been imposed. Do you support the imposition of the new tax?

The July 2025 report is due for release on 1 July 2025. Testing the mood of the nation on all key issues. President Mahama’s honeymoon, verdict on key performance areas plus NPP and NDC races, the recent dynamics. Global InfoAnalytics

Details to be released on 1st July 2025

New poll shows majority of voters who voted for Nana Addo in the 2020 election but failed to show up to vote in the 2024 elections were not NPP voters. The poll shows that 48% of those who did not vote in the 2024 but had previous votes for Nana Addo were actually NPP voters.

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Will it be a new down for the NDC as Mahama voters go for ‘babies with sharp teeth’? More soon

Haruna and General knock horns in what may be an interesting race for the NDC, at least from general voters perspective.

Will it be another showdown in 2026 for KOA? But Dr Bawumia takes a huge step in the race to lead the party if the views of Ghanaian voters matter for delegates.

The NPP face, the full list by survey mode.

The full list for the NDC race by survey mode.

Eventually, we will run head to head, of the leading contenders from the NDC and NPP to see which combination gives the widest election margin. This analysis should not be ignored in choosing your candidate because in the end, it will be up to Ghanaians voters to decide not

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In June DMB named Dr Mathew Opoku Prempeh as his running mate and a poll conducted immediately after the announcement showed DMB leading in the Ashanti region with 73%. A month after the announcement, DMB dropped to 65% in the region. The 2024 election, DMB recorded the same

In the July 2025 tracking poll, a small sample deployed in the Ablekuma North as part of the Greater Accra constituencies selected, may have given us a sign of what to expect from the remaining 19 polling stations whose elections will be concluded today. For the full report