Bawumia ahead of Alan, voters want Mahama replaced for 2024 - Survey
The survey gauged the chances of frontrunners of NPP and NDC ahead of 2024 polls
The biggest opposition party in Ghana, the National Democratic Congress, NDC will have a better chance of winning the 2024 election if former President John Dramani Mahama is replaced with a new candidate, respondents in a recent survey have suggested.
Read full articleAccording to the survey conducted by European Public Policy Institute (EPPI), 61 percent of eligible NDC voters opined that John Mahama should not run for a third time as the flagbearer of the party ahead of 2024.
The survey conducted with a sample size of 1258 eligible voters also revealed that the current Vice President of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has an upper hand over Alan Kyerematen – Minister for Trade and Industry, as a successor or Akufo-Addo as NPP flagbearer ahead of 2024 general elections.
The scope of the research by EPPI included; National Representative sample of 1258 eligible voters, Data collection period 1/02 – 6/02, Margin of error +/- 3%, CAPI (Phone interviews) and Representative sample of age, gender, income level, region, urban/rural previous vote (2020).
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Below are some excerpts of the survey;
