The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is projected to secure a decisive parliamentary victory, claiming over 150 seats according to the latest MRP model forecast by Global InfoAnalytics. This forecast places the NDC at 151 seats, compared to just 99 for the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), with independent candidates expected to take 2 seats and 24 constituencies still too close to call.
This striking forecast reflects growing dissatisfaction with the NPP’s handling of the economy, with allegations of corruption and unfulfilled promises shaking public confidence. As the nation faces economic strain, voters appear to be rallying behind the NDC’s bold promises, including the feasible “24-Hour Economy” strategy aimed at creating jobs and boosting local businesses. The NDC’s commitment to delivering free, quality senior high school education has further strengthened its appeal among Ghanaians, who are increasingly demanding genuine, sustainable change.
The NPP’s focus on Free SHS, while popular in previous elections, is losing traction against rising living costs, limited job opportunities, and the mismanagement. The NDC’s emphasis on job creation and economic revitalisation has energised voters, who are looking to hold the NPP accountable for a perceived era of broken promises.
The latest forecast has galvanised NDC supporters across the country, with many now viewing victory as inevitable. As Ghana prepares for what could be a transformative election, the focus is squarely on the 24 critical “toss-up” seats. With momentum firmly on the side of the NDC, this could mark the dawn of a new chapter in Ghanaian politics, driven by a demand for transparency, jobs, and opportunity for all.