Dr. Bawumia is in the lead in the Fidda Gwani presidential election of the NPP party. According to the study, Dr. Bawumia got 34.8% of the ...
Dr. Bawumia is in the lead in the Fidda Gwani presidential election of the NPP party.
According to the study, Dr. Bawumia got 34.8% of the votes, Alan Kyerematen, the former Minister of Trade and Industry, got 27.9%, and Kennedy Agyapong got 12.5%.
A new survey done by a private polling firm in Ghana, Global InfoAnalytics, and Citi TV/FM among members of the ruling NPP shows that the Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, is in the lead in the primary election for the party's next presidential candidate, but he may lose if the election goes to a second round.
According to the study, Dr. Bawumia got 34.8% of the votes, Alan Kyerematen, the former Minister of Trade and Industry, got 27.9%, and Kennedy Agyapong got 12.5%.
Les autres candidates got less than 1% of the votes. 8.9% of voters didn't say who they wanted to vote for, and 15.10% haven't chosen yet. not.
Mussa Dankwa, who is the executive director of InfoAnalytics, the company that did the study, said that the election could go to a second round, in which case Alan Kyeremanten could beat Dr. Bawumia. He said that the second round will be possible if those who haven't decided yet and those who haven't said who they will vote for change their minds. And if it goes to the second round, the other followers of the contestants will vote for Alan Kyeremanten instead of Dr. Bawumia because their faith and the area they come from is more similar to Alan's.
But Dr. Bawumia's supporters don't think the election will go to a second round, as Issaka Ibrahim, a member of the NPP's communication team and a Bawumia fan, said. "90% of the people who were with Dr. Bawumia when he turned in his application form are voting representatives. "There's no question that we don't think Dr. will get less than 70% of the votes cast," Issaka said. Because of this, there won't be a second round.
Mujeeb Rahman, a member of Alan Kyeremanten's campaign team, said that these people who don't have anyone else to vote for will definitely vote for Alan. He also said that he doesn't think he'll make it to the second round because he thinks Alan Kyeremanten, the candidate he supports, will win.
A member of the NPP's communication team, Sadat Yahaya Baako, said that whoever wins the NPP primaries will make history by taking the party to three terms in a row.
At the moment, 10 candidates have sent their application forms to the party's selection committee. The primary election will be place on November 4, 2023.
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