- A new poll by Global Info Analytics shows former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia leading the race for the NPP presidential primaries with 52% support nationwide.
- Kennedy Agyapong follows with 17%, while Bryan Acheampong trails at 2%. Bawumia is ahead in major regions including Central, Ashanti, Eastern, and Greater Accra, with a significant portion of delegates still undecided.
- The survey marks the second time Bawumia has outpaced Kennedy in his home region.
The race for the New Patriotic Party’s presidential ticket is heating up — and Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia is pulling ahead in a big way. According to the latest survey by Global Info Analytics, the former Vice President commands a solid 52% lead among delegates nationwide, leaving his closest rival, Kennedy Agyapong, far behind at 17%. Bryan Acheampong trails with just 2%.
What’s more striking is Bawumia’s dominance in key regions. In the Central Region — Kennedy Agyapong’s home turf — Bawumia leads with 32%, while Kennedy follows at 25%. A notable 35% of delegates remain undecided, suggesting the race is still fluid.
In the Ashanti Region, Bawumia’s support climbs to 54%, with Kennedy at 14% and 23% undecided. The Eastern Region shows a similar trend: Bawumia at 36%, Kennedy at 13%, and 24% undecided.
Greater Accra, a region with a large delegate base, also leans toward Bawumia. He holds 51% support there, compared to Kennedy’s 16%. Interestingly, 9% of delegates said they were undecided, while 19% declined to reveal their preference.
This marks the second time Bawumia has outperformed Kennedy in his own backyard, according to polls conducted by Musa Dankwa’s Global Info Analytics. With the primaries approaching, the numbers suggest Bawumia is the frontrunner — but with a sizable chunk of delegates still on the fence, the final outcome remains anyone’s game.
