Bawumia to win special delegates vote by 71.7% in new independent poll

According to a confidential poll conducted among delegates of the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) special electoral college, Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia is leading with 71.7%.

Special delegates of the NPP go to the polls on Saturday to choose their potential presidential candidate for the 2024 general elections.

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His closest competitor, former Minister for Trade and Industry Alan Kyerematen, is far behind with 14.3%, while Kennedy Agyepong, the Assin Central constituency’s lawmaker, closely follows with 11% of the delegates surveyed.

The remaining seven candidates share a total of 3.1% of the votes.

The poll also indicates that Dr. Bawumia is likely to win the majority of votes in all 16 regions.

Upper East

1. Bawumia 83.5%
2. Alan 12.4%
3. Kennedy 3.1%

Upper West

1. Bawumia 88.5%
2. Alan 3.4%
3. Kennedy 1.7%

Northern

1. Bawumia 86.1%
2. Alan 8.6%
3. Kennedy 1.0%

Oti

1. Bawumia 82.8%
2. Alan 7.8%
3. Kennedy 7.8%

Western

1. Bawumia 65.8%
2. Alan 11.8%
3. Kennedy 21.3%

Western North

1. Bawumia 70.1%
2. Alan 22.2%
3. Kennedy 6.8%

Central

1. Bawumia 54.3%
2. Alan 11.4%
3. Kennedy 29.1%

Volta

1. Bawumia 65.3%
2. Alan 18.8%
3. Kennedy 9.0%

Bono

Bawumia 68.2%
Alan 22.4%
Kennedy 8.7%

Bono East

Bawumia 82.4%
Alan 10.8%
Kennedy 4.5%

Ahafo

Bawumia 82.3%
Alan 12.5%
Kennedy 5.2%

Greater Accra

Bawumia 66%
Alan 16.9%
Kennedy 12.3%

Eastern

Bawumia 71.0%
Alan 9.5%
Kennedy 17.5%

Ashanti

Bawumia 70.2%
Alan 20.2%
Kennedy 8.5%

Savannah

Bawumia 61.8%
Alan 25.5%
Kennedy 5.5%

North East

Bawumia 97.8%
Owusu Akoto 2.2%