NDC will loose 71 parliamentary seats in 2028 election – Janet

According to report by Thebbcghana on Tuesday 10, November 2026, the Chairperson of the Progressive Nationalist Party (PNP), Janet Nabla, has predicted a major electoral setback for the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the 2028 general elections, claiming that the party could lose as many as 71 parliamentary seats.

According to Nabla, the NDC may suffer a significant decline in its parliamentary representation when Ghanaians head to the polls in December 2028. Her prediction suggests that the ruling party could face a difficult electoral contest, potentially losing a considerable number of constituencies to opposition parties.

The PNP chairperson’s comments have generated discussions about the NDC’s political future and its chances of maintaining a strong presence in Parliament beyond the current electoral cycle.

Her prediction also raises questions about the factors that could influence voting decisions in the next general elections, particularly public satisfaction with the government’s performance, economic conditions, governance, and the ability of political parties to convince voters with their policies and campaign messages.

For the NDC, retaining its parliamentary strength in 2028 could depend largely on how effectively it addresses the concerns of Ghanaians and fulfils the promises made during its campaign.

Meanwhile, opposition parties will be hoping to capitalise on any dissatisfaction among voters to increase their parliamentary representation and strengthen their influence in the legislature.

However, Nabla’s projection remains a political prediction rather than an established electoral outcome. The actual number of seats the NDC will win or lose will depend on the decisions of voters across the country’s constituencies during the December 2028 elections.

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