A fresh opinion poll ahead of the Kpandai parliamentary rerun shows a razor-thin contest between the two main candidates. New Patriotic Party candidate Matthew Nyindam leads with 50 percent support, narrowly ahead of National Democratic Congress candidate Daniel Nsala Wakpal at 46 percent, according to a survey by Global InfoAnalytics conducted from December 11–13, 2025. With a 3.9 percent margin of error, the race is effectively tied.
The poll of 1,065 voters shows four percent remain undecided or back other candidates. Analysts note that voter shifts from smaller parties, particularly the APC, have slightly favored Nyindam, while both major parties have lost small numbers of supporters to each other. Despite strong approval for President John Dramani Mahama in the constituency, this has not translated into a clear advantage for the NDC candidate. Jobs, the economy, and roads emerged as the top voter concerns, suggesting local issues will shape final decisions.
The rerun follows a November 24, 2025 High Court ruling that annulled the 2024 results over irregularities, with the vote scheduled for December 30 by the Electoral Commission of Ghana. Observers warn the contest remains too close to call, with turnout and late voter choices likely to decide the outcome.