The private sector support message of Mr Kyerematen got the attention of some respondents who said his messages aligned with their needs and aspirations and would have voted for him if the elections were held in August.

The break-way New Patriotic Party big wig will be at the forefront of the smaller parties which aggregate votes combined will gain more than 30 per cent of total votes.

This is a strong evidence that come December 7, no single political party will be able to gain the 50 per cent plus one to win the presidency in the general election as per the constitution, the pollsters indicated.

Clearly, this is an indication that the status quo is no longer acceptable, and that voters are seeking effective governance, transparency, and accountability. “As the political campaigns continue to gain momentum, the overall poll findings is full of “shocking” results and it is a strong wake up call for the mainstream NDC and NPP campaign team and policy planners to consider strategy reboot, ”said Osei Boakye (Esq), Consulting Partner of the Chartered Media Consult which carried out the polls.

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