NPP race: JFK, Titus Glover and Hawa Koomson safe - APL survey

Three aspirants in tomorrow's National Executive Committee election of the NPP are heading for a comfortable victory, according to the final survey by Africa Policy Lens (APL). According to APL, it's Phase III Final Report on Delegates' Preferences, based on 1,627 completed records, shows that incumbent General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong (JFK), National Organizer aspirant Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus Glover and Women Organizer hopeful Mavis Hawa Koomson have built unassailable leads that make them safe. The safest of all is General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong, who polled 1,056 respondents, representing 64.9% of all eligible delegates and a massive 83.1% among decided voters. His closest contender, Sylvester Tetteh, managed only 9.6%. Don't Know in that race is just 21.9%, the lowest among the competitive positions. APL says this is the most consolidated of all single-choice races. In the National Organizer race, Titus Glover commands 812 respondents, representing 49.9% of eligible and 70.5% among decided voters. His closest challenger, Ali Maiga Halidu, is distant with 16.0%. The report shows Don't Know at 29.3%, meaning even if all undecided went against him, Titus Glover still holds a clear majority among decided In the Women Organizer contest, restricted to 214 female delegates, Mavis Hawa Koomson is safe with 106 votes, representing 49.5% of eligible and 81.5% among decided. Her contender Safia Mohammed polled just 11.2%, with 39.3% undecided. The report notes that while Hawa's eligible share looks like less than 50% due to high undecided, among women who have decided, it is over 4 in every 5 votes.