The latest July 2023 national poll conducted by Global InfoAnalytics, Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has taken a 3% lead among all voters to emerge as the preferred candidate for the NPP in the 2024 election following the launch of his campaign.

The poll indicates that 36% of voters prefer Dr. Bawumia, while 33% prefer Alan Kwadwo Kyeremanten (AKK) and 25% prefer Kennedy Ohene Agyapong (KOA).

Among NPP voters, Dr. Bawumia leads with approximately 50%, followed by Mr. Kyerematen with 33% and Mr. Agyapong with 16% of the vote.

In the event of a runoff among NPP voters, Dr. Bawumia leads Mr. Kyerematen by 55% to 45%. However, among all voters, Mr. Kyerematen leads Dr. Bawumia by 54% to 46%.

Regarding the race for the Jubilee House, the poll shows both Dr. Bawumia and Mr. Kyerematen losing ground to John Dramani Mahama compared to April 2023. Mr. Mahama, the NDC flagbearer, now leads Dr. Bawumia by 55% to 37% among all voters, while he leads Mr. Kyerematen by 54% to 39%.

On the question of parliamentary elections, 48% of voters indicated they would vote for NDC candidates, while 36% would vote for NPP candidates. 3% preferred candidates from other parties, and 13% were unsure.

The poll also revealed that 63% of voters believe Ghana is heading in the wrong direction, with 26% believing it is heading in the right direction, and 11% having no opinion.

Additionally, 34% of voters approved of the president's job performance, while 60% disapproved, and 6% had no opinion.

Regarding the standard of living, 20% said it had improved, 45% said it had worsened, 29% said it had not changed, and 6% did not have an opinion.

Regarding the 1992 constitution, 28% of voters agreed that it addresses the country's needs and challenges, while 50% disagreed, and 22% had no opinion. Among those who disagreed, 63% believed the constitution should be amended, 19% disagreed, and 18% had no opinion.