The New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Ghana is currently engaged in a high-stakes national chairmanship race. A recent survey conducted by Professor Smart Sarpong indicates that John Boadu is leading the field, with 9,882 respondents participating in the poll. The survey, released ahead of the party’s internal elections, suggests Boadu has a strong chance of securing the position.
The survey, which focuses on the 2026 leadership contest, highlights Boadu’s growing influence within the party. While other candidates remain in the running, the results indicate a clear trend favoring Boadu. The poll was conducted to gauge public sentiment ahead of the official voting process, which is set to take place on Saturday, 3 October 2026.
This leadership race is significant as it will determine the direction of the NPP ahead of upcoming political events. The party’s national chairman will play a key role in shaping its strategy and messaging. The current contest reflects the internal dynamics of the party, with multiple candidates vying for influence. The outcome of the election will be closely watched by political analysts and party members alike.
