Pollster Mussa Dankwa has said his firm relied on committed delegates for its most recent survey of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), according to Asaase Radio. The remark was reported on Thursday, October 1, 2026, ahead of the party's internal elections.
The vote involves 7,163 delegates and 45 aspirants, according to 3News. Separate reporting by Asaase Radio quoted Smart Sarpong as saying the races for national organiser, youth organiser and treasurer remain open.
Coverage of the contests has focused on the chairmanship. MyJoyOnline reported that former General Secretary John Boadu leads the chairmanship race in Ghana, while The Africa Report framed the same contest as a choice between Boadu and Boakye Agyarko over who can rebuild the party under Bawumia ahead of the 2028 polls.
The delegate figure and the number of aspirants point to a crowded field, with attention spread across several positions rather than a single contest. The pollster's comment about committed delegates speaks to how the survey sample was assembled, a detail that shapes how the results should be read. The reports do not give the size of the sample, the margin of error, or the full results.
What to watch next: the October 3 elections, and whether the outcome matches the picture the polls have drawn.
