Former General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu, has been projected to win the NPP’s chairmanship race according to the latest Global InfoAnalytics poll.
The Global InfoAnalytics poll has placed John Boadu at the top of the party’s contest, with a 10-point lead over former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko.
According to Global InfoAnalytics, the September 30 poll, based on the firm’s Committed Delegates Model, places John Boadu at 48%, ahead of former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko, who records 38%.
Also, former NPP National Chairman Paul Afoko is at 12%, while former First Vice Chairman Sammy Crabbe records 2%.
The September 30 Graphic also disclosed net favourability scores for the four candidates: John Boadu with a +64, Agyarko at +58, Afoko at +45 and Crabbe at +39.
According to Global InfoAnalytics, the latest poll used random probability sampling from the 16 regions and the 2026 NPP constituencies register.
They further disclosed that the survey was conducted through Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviews (CATI), with a 98% confidence level and a ±1.34 percentage-point margin of error.
In related news, a new survey by Professor Smart Sarpong of Kumasi Technical University in collaboration with Feedback Africa has also projected that John Boadu has taken a commanding lead in the party’s National Chairman race.
The survey, released on September 29, surveyed 9,882 respondents, comprising 5,276 NPP delegates and 4,606 stakeholders across 156 constituencies in 14 regions.
The Political Environment Assessment Survey 2026 fieldwork was conducted between September 10 and 28, 2026.
The survey recorded 46.5% support for John Boadu among all respondents in the National Chairman contest, followed by former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko, who polled 24.8%.
Also, former National Chairman Paul Afoko polled 9.1%, while Sammy Crabbe recorded 5.5%. About 14.1% did not disclose their preference.
John Boadu also recorded the highest percentage among percentages with 47.9% among constituency officers, 41.5% among electoral area coordinators and among polling station executives, 46.8%.
Meanwhile, in the National Vice Chairman contest, Henry Nana Boakye recorded 37.6% among all respondents and 41.1% among delegates, with Mustapha Abdul-Hamid following with 14.5% among all respondents, while Kojo Fosu Boadu recorded 10.9% and former MP Nana Akomea 9.1%.
However, among delegates, Mr Abdul-Hamid recorded 14.6%, followed by Nana Akomea with 11.1% and Mr Fosu Boadu with 10.0%.
Professor Smart Sarpong’s survey also assessed other national executive positions.
In the National Organiser contest, Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover recorded 47.4% among all respondents while Mavis Hawa Koomson recorded 50.1% in the National Women’s Organiser race.
Also, Clement Opoku Gyamfi recorded the highest figure in the National Youth Organiser contest, while Awal Mohammed led the Nasara Coordinator race; however, the report described both contests as still open.
Additionally, Professor Sarpong noted that respondents who did not disclose their preferences could influence the eventual outcome in contests where the differences between candidates are relatively narrow.
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