@1BongoIdeas @enokay69 The same person who blocked a major road leading to a hospital with the claims that when people die itโs nothing cos the animals in Ghana are too much hence some should die is fighting for what? Hypocrisy at its peak ๐๐ข
@KwasiKwartengF I honestly donโt understand your over obsession with Dr. Bawumia. The best way to sell your candidate to the voters is by telling them what heโs capable of doing and hence why they should vote for him not the way youโre doing it
@Call_me_jewelz We saw you as a child growing up knowing very well that you had nothing to offer to the world but for sanity sake we allowed you to grow into the dimwit you are today
Party Affiliations by Education (Row %)
In Nov 2024, 35% of JHS qualification holders supported NPP but that number has declined in June 2025 to 27%. Among holders of SHS, the decline is marginal, from 35% to 34% and among tertiary level qualification holders, it declined from 30% to 27%. The biggest lost was among voters without any formal qualification where the party dropped from 42% to 29%, a drop of 13% .
JHS voters supporting NDC was 31% but now stands at 52%. For SHS qualification holders, the NDC in June 2025 is now at 40% up from 36% in November 2024. Among Tertiary, 35% to 43% and among the no formal qualification, NDC is up 16% from 32% to 48%.
For floating voters, JHS holders have declined from 19% to 13%, SHS also declined from 19% to 17%, Tertiary declined from 21% to 18% and no formal education, from 16% to 9%.
The gains NDC made over the period came from NPP and floating voters moving toward NDC among voters will all level of qualifications.