Ghana NDC Constituency Elections 2026 Results: Full List of Winners

Among the reported winners are Hayford Amenuvie in Adaklu, Joseph Bati in Lawra, Harry Akoto in Ablekuma North, Anthony Kojo Owusu in Akatsi South and Salassie Amuzu in New Juaben South. Important: This article presents the constituency results that have been reported and verified through available news coverage. It is not yet a confirmed, exhaustive list of every winner across all 276 constituencies. Some results and individual executive positions remain unreported or unresolved.

The following chairpersons have been reported as winners in their respective constituencies.

The table contains selected reported winners, not all 276 constituency results. Vote totals are included only where reported in the cited coverage.

Harry Akoto retained the NDC constituency chairmanship after polling 1,067 votes, defeating Clifford Mensah Adjei, who obtained 922 votes. Nadia Gifty Tetteh also retained the constituency secretary position, securing 1,562 votes against Samuel Addo’s 405.

Paul Oblie Laryea was reported elected as constituency chairman. Other reported executive winners include Samuel Laryea as vice-chairman and Andrew Ayi as secretary.

Frank Gavor was reported elected constituency chairman. Other listed executives include Robert Gyamesi as vice-chairman and Amos Ameyaw Gokah as secretary.

Hasum Osman emerged as the reported constituency chairman. Wisdom Kwashie Amegbezi was listed as vice-chairman, while Clifford Awiah was listed as secretary. These results reflect reported outcomes from selected Greater Accra constituencies; the complete regional list remains subject to further verified announcements.

The Volta Region recorded several reported contests, including victories by new chairpersons and the retention of incumbent leadership.

Hayford Amenuvie won the chairmanship with 236 votes, defeating Charles Agbesi, who polled 192, and Reverend Fred Agbogbo, who received 47 votes. Other reported winners include:

Anthony Kojo Owusu retained the chairmanship for a third term, polling 786 votes against Anthony Solo Adotevi’s 406. Other reported winners include Lord Percivals Agbavor as vice-chairman and Daniel Agordzetor as secretary.

Mawunyo Agbe, the Presiding Member of the Ho Municipal Assembly, was reported elected constituency chairman after defeating four other contestants. His vote total was not included in the available report.

Ahorlu Ferguson Kwabla was reported elected constituency chairman. The reported executive list also includes Abelia Seth Kwasi as vice-chairperson and Zigah Reginald Edem Kodzo as secretary.

Godwin Tovor, a former constituency organiser, won the chairmanship with 818 votes against Stephen Akpabli’s 512, out of 1,330 valid votes. Other reported winners include:

Vincent Danyo was elected youth organiser unopposed, while Mohammed Aminu Tublu was elected Zongo Caucus Coordinator unopposed.

Joseph Bati was re-elected constituency chairman for a second term, polling 281 votes against James Lonteng’s 272. Nicholas Nangzie was elected vice-chairperson, while Peter Sorinye was listed as secretary. The communications officer election ended in a tie between Simon Dery Sobrkyile and Stephen Gandaanuo, who each received 230 votes. The matter was expected to be referred to the party’s national headquarters for direction.

Salassie Amuzu retained the New Juaben South constituency chairmanship with 738 votes. Charles Boakye received 663 votes, while Nathan Ani Asare secured 178. Other reported executive winners include Gideon Akomeah as vice-chairman, Daniel Orlando Kornu as deputy secretary and Raymond Foli as organiser.

Eric Kwadwo Apeadu was reported elected chairman of the Akan Constituency, with Maxwell Komla Kokroko elected vice-chairman. The constituency recorded a high turnout, with 1,049 of 1,069 registered delegates voting, representing approximately 98 per cent participation.

The following winners were also reported in coverage of the 2026 constituency elections:

These names are included to make the results easier to find, but this section should not be interpreted as a complete list of all constituency executives in Ghana.

The constituency elections are an important stage in the NDC’s preparations for the 2028 general elections. Constituency executives are expected to coordinate local party activities, organise members, mobilise supporters and strengthen communication between grassroots structures and the party’s national leadership. The results also show a mixture of continuity and leadership change. Some incumbents retained their positions, while other constituencies elected new chairpersons. Party unity will be important after the elections. NDC National Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketia has urged unsuccessful aspirants to accept the results and continue contributing to the party. Reconciliation between winners and losers will be particularly important in closely contested constituencies.

The constituency polls form part of a broader internal reorganisation process. The party is expected to proceed with subsequent stages involving regional and national executives and the selection of its presidential flagbearer for the next general election, in accordance with its electoral timetable and internal rules. The newly elected constituency executives will have a key role in preparing the party’s grassroots structures for the 2028 elections.

Voting took place across Ghana over the weekend of October 24–25, 2026.

The NDC’s constituency elections covered its 276 constituencies nationwide, with approximately 15,000 aspirants reported to be contesting different executive positions.

Harry Akoto retained the chairmanship with 1,067 votes, defeating Clifford Mensah Adjei, who received 922 votes.

Hayford Amenuvie won with 236 votes, ahead of Charles Agbesi and Reverend Fred Agbogbo.

Anthony Kojo Owusu retained the position for a third term with 786 votes.

Joseph Bati was re-elected for a second term with 281 votes, defeating James Lonteng, who received 272.

The results published so far identify winners in selected constituencies and positions. A fully verified nationwide list covering every constituency and every executive position requires additional official declarations and reliable constituency-level reports.

The NDC Constituency Elections 2026 have produced a mixture of returning chairpersons and new leaders as the party reorganises its grassroots structures ahead of the 2028 general elections. Results from Ablekuma North, Adaklu, Akatsi South, Lawra, New Juaben South, Akan and Ketu North are among the reported outcomes.

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