Global InfoAnalytics

Reliable and Independent Opinion Research company in Ghana.

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@Asinvenger @MKDankwah face-to-face has the chance of engaging anyone in the street.

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Do you support the CJ's request for the work of the committee to be help in public?

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Nearly a month after the Chief Justice was suspended in April 2025, a new poll carried in May 2025 shows majority of voters support her suspension.

The poll also shows that majority of voters in all the regions except North East and Northern regions support the suspension.

While majority of NDC, Floating voters, other parties and non-disclosed party affiliates support the suspension, majority of NPP voters oppose it.

The poll sampled 2558 voters across all the 16 regions with a confidence level of 99% and margin of error of 2.51%.

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The first Global InfoAnalytics Ltd and Stratcomm Africa report on Customer Satisfaction and Banking Brands Survey has been published.

The survey looks at customer satisfaction across the banking sector and assesses the performance of the various banking brands. The survey measured customer satisfaction across five (5) customer service dimensions, tangible, reliability, responsiveness, assurance and empathy.

Over 3000 customers with various accounts types were samples across all the 16 regions of the country.

The results shows that @CalBankPLC and @ZenithBank_Gh tops the chart with 81% score followed by @fidelitybankgh with 73%. The average score for the sector is 72%.

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What should happen to Sammy Gyamfi following his apology after he was captured giving US Dollar gift to a citizen a week of the president unveil the code of conduct for his appointees?

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As we promised the good people of Ghana, our 2025 polling continues with the next poll starting from the last week of June 2025. The poll will adopt a mix mode, telephone, online and face-t-face. Approximately 72% of the sample will be administered face-to-face, 21% by telephone and 7% online.

You can see the questions to be asked both close-ended and open-ended. There will be a question of the Chief Justice but we can't tell precisely what the question will be until we are hitting the ground as the process may have evolved.

All the burning issues have been captured in our opinion.

Details of the questionnaire can be viewed from here👇👇
https://t.co/URPl8qbla8

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Which of the following issues should be included in the next national tracking poll in July 2025?

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Civil Liberties (human right) index from Jerry Rawlings to Nana Akufo Addo.

JJ Rawlings, ironically, was the only former president who did not record a decline in human right index under his tenure.

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How Ghanaian Christians and Muslims voted in 2020 v 2024 according polling data from 2024 and 2025.

The telephone tracking poll conducted in November 2024 shows that 52% of Christians voted for Nana Addo in the 2020 elections while 46% voted for John Mahama, meaning Nana Addo won the Christian vote by 6%. In the case of Muslim voters, the data shows that John Mahama won that demography with 51% and Nana Addo, 47%, representing a margin of 4% for JDM.

For the 2024 election, the polling data shows that, John Mahama won the Christian votes with 54% while Dr Mahamudu Bawumia obtained 42%, representing a margin of 12%. Compared to Nana Addo' performance among the largest religious group, that represents more than 71% of the voting population, DMB underperformed Nana Addo by 10%.

In the case of the Muslim votes, John Mahama won with 57% compared to Dr Bawumia who obtained 38%, representing a margin of 19% points. Compared to Nana Addo's performance among Muslims in 2020, DMB underperformed Nana Addo by 9%. Muslims account for circa 21% of the voting population.

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Post election polls shows that averagely, 28.8% of voters who voted for Nana Addo in the 2020 election switched their votes to John Dramani Mahama, while 66.9% voted for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and 4.2% voted for other candidates.

Comparing the 2020 NPP presidential election results to that of 2024, Dr Bawumia dropped 2,107,206 votes compared to Nana Addo. So, assuming that all the 2.1 million had showed up vote, how would that have affected the outcome of the 2024 elections results?

From the data, 28.8% of the 2.1 million would have voted for JDM, 66.9% would have voted for Dr Bawumia and 4.2% for other candidates. Adjusting the 2024 election results with the above, the following would have been the results of the 2024 elections:

JDM 6,932,373
DMB 6,033,900
Others 226,084
Total 13,192,357

This will result in an election result where JDM would have still won with 52.53%, DMB, 45.7% and other 1.7%. Optimistically, the gap could have been nearly 900k.

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Which of the following person(s) or group of persons do you believe should take responsibility for NPP's defeat in the 2024 elections? -Regions

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How does the view of voters who do not support the removal, neutral or have no opinion shift if there is evidence of impropriety?

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Voters' support of opposition to the process the remove the CJ without seeing any evidence.

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Who voters blame for NPP defeat by total responses and frequency.

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BREAKING NEWS:
A new poll conducted by Global InfoAnalytics shows majority of Ghanaians support the removal of the Chief Justice Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo. The poll shows 52% of voters support the removal of Chief Justice, only 20% of voters oppose her removal. 18% were neutral and 11% did not have an opinion.

The poll also shows majority of voters in all the regions except Ahafo and Upper East support the removal of the Chief Justice. In the Greater Accra region, 58% support her removal while 16% oppose it. In the Ashanti region, 37% support her removal while 32% oppose it and in the Central region, 51% support her removal while 16% oppose it.

Voters with all levels of education support the removal of the Chief Justice according to the poll. Among those with JHS, 57% support her removal compared to 17% who oppose it . For those with SHS, 50% support and 21% oppose. Among those with tertiary, 54% support her removal while 18% oppose it and for those without any formal education, 37% support and 30% oppose it.
The poll was conducted between 7th April to 16th April with a sample of 2,545 voters and has confidence level of 99% and a margin of error of +-1.51%.

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Just concluded poll by GIA shows majority of voters support the removal of Chief Justice. More soon!!!

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How voters from various party affiliations in the 16 regions voted in the 2024 election according to the April 2025 national tracking poll.

Key observations from the poll that seeks to explain the source of NPP defeat are summarized below:

1. Less than 80% of NPP voters voted for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia (DMB) in the Bono East, Central, Greater Accra, Upper East, Volta and Western North.

2. DMB won floating voters in only Ahafo, Ashanti, Eastern, North East regions, while John Dramani Mahama won floating voters in all the regions except in Upper West where majority say they voted for other candidates.

3. The regions where NPP voters dealt a big blow to their own party were in Bono East where 17% of NPP voters voted for JDM. In the Central region, it was 29%, Greater Accra, 35%, Upper East, 48%, Volta, 33% and Western North, 44%.

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Interesting data from the first national tracking poll for April 2025 is revealing an interesting insight when educational level of voters in the regions are considered. This data could shape the future campaign and how the political parties engage voters in the regions.

The data shows that Ashanti region has the highest proportion of voters with senior high school qualifications but also the lowest proportion of voters with tertiary level qualifications. Nearly 70% of the voters sampled have SHS qualification while only circa 15% have tertiary level qualifications. The region also has the lowest proportion of voters with no formal education, 8%, behind the Central region which has 5%.
The Bono East region has the highest proportion of voters with tertiary education, circa 49%. The data also shows that Savannah region is the region with the highest proportion of voters with no formal education, nearly 43%.

The data can also be looked at from a different angle. For example, in the Ahafo region, nearly 11% of voters who complete SHS do not make it to the University, while in the Ashanti region, it is 56%, in Bono, it is 6%, Central, 4%, Greater Accra, 29%, Oti, 3%, Upper West, 1%, Volta, 19% and Western 16%.

The region with highest proportion of voters who make it to tertiary level and obtain a tertiary level qualification are, Bono East, 21%, North East, 19%, Upper East, 11%, Savannah, 10%, Northern, 8%, Western North, 7% and Eastern, 6%.