Poll Shows Ato Forson Surging Ahead of Asiedu Nketia in NDC 2028 Leadership Race

A recent survey has indicated that Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, Ghana’s Minister of Finance, is emerging as a frontrunner in the race to lead the National Democratic Congress (NDC), overtaking the party’s current Chairman, Johnson Asiedu Nketia, in internal popularity ahead of the 2028 general elections. The poll, conducted by Global InfoAnalytics, reflects evolving sentiments among party members and supporters as discussions about leadership succession gain momentum.
According to the survey, Dr Forson’s growing appeal stems from increased confidence in his capacity to steer the party toward future electoral success. Party stakeholders reportedly view him as a dynamic figure capable of revitalizing the NDC and strengthening its positioning ahead of national polls.
Meanwhile, Johnson Asiedu Nketia, who has held the position of NDC Chairman for several years and wields significant influence within the party, faces rising competition from within the ranks. The poll suggests that some members are seeking new leadership, signaling a possible shift in the internal power balance as the party prepares for the next election cycle.
Political analysts note that these developments could shape the strategic direction of the NDC as it works to consolidate support and clarify its leadership structure ahead of 2028. The evolving preferences among party members highlight the importance of internal unity and forward planning as Ghana’s main opposition party positions itself for future electoral challenges.
The survey underscores a critical moment for the NDC, with Ato Forson’s rising popularity marking him as a key contender in the ongoing discussion about succession and the party’s path toward the next general elections.
Ato Forson dislodges Asiedu Nketia from second position, but trails Haruna Iddrisu in a new poll by Global InfoAnalytics as general voters indicate their preferences for who should replace John Mahama in 2028. Buoyed by the economy, the poll suggests Ato Forson may have the… pic.twitter.com/Q311GPHgLO
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