President John Dramani Mahama has achieved his highest job approval rating since returning to office, with seven out of every ten Ghanaians expressing support for his performance, according to the latest nationwide survey conducted by Global InfoAnalytics.
The poll indicates a significant rise in public confidence in the President’s leadership, reflecting growing optimism among citizens regarding the country’s governance and economic direction. The findings mark a notable milestone for the Mahama administration as it continues to implement key policy initiatives aimed at stabilizing the economy and improving living standards.
According to the survey, approximately 70 percent of respondents approved of the President’s performance, while a smaller proportion expressed dissatisfaction or remained undecided. The result represents one of the strongest approval ratings recorded for President Mahama since assuming office in January 2025.
Political analysts say the positive ratings may be linked to recent economic gains, including easing inflationary pressures, relative currency stability, and increased public confidence in government policies. Earlier surveys by Global InfoAnalytics showed that a majority of Ghanaians believed the country was heading in the right direction and reported improvements in their personal living conditions.
The survey also highlights broad support across various regions of the country, including areas traditionally considered strongholds of the opposition. Such trends suggest that the President’s appeal may be extending beyond his core political base, reinforcing his administration’s standing among a wider segment of the electorate.
The latest findings come at a time when public opinion remains a critical indicator of government performance. While approval ratings do not always translate directly into electoral outcomes, they provide valuable insight into citizens’ perceptions of leadership, governance, and national development efforts.
For the Mahama administration, the poll results are likely to be viewed as an endorsement of its policy direction and a signal of growing public trust. However, analysts note that maintaining such high levels of approval will depend on the government’s ability to sustain economic progress, address cost-of-living concerns, and deliver on key campaign promises.
As Ghana navigates ongoing economic and social challenges, the latest Global InfoAnalytics survey suggests that President Mahama currently enjoys strong public backing, positioning his administration favorably as it enters the next phase of governance.
