The upcoming parliamentary elections on December 7, 2024, in the La
Dadekotopon Constituency of the Greater Accra Region are poised to be
significant. According to excerpts of a survey conducted by Citizens in
Development Network, Ghana, this election presents a competitive landscape
with notable candidates vying for the parliamentary seats. The constituency has
a total voter population of 121,467, and a high voter turnout is anticipated.
Candidates
The candidates contesting for the La Dadekotopon parliamentary seat are:
Joseph Addo (NPP)
Hon. Rita Odoley Sowah (NDC) - Incumbent MP
Hon. Vincent Sowah Odotei (Independent)
Ebenezer Anertey Abbey (Independent)
Predicted Outcomes
The survey indicates that Hon. Vincent Sowah Odotei is projected to win the
parliamentary seat with 42.6% of the votes. The expected vote distribution
among candidates is as follows:
Predicted Vote
Candidate Party
Percentage
Hon. Vincent Sowah Independe
42.6%
Odotei nt
Hon. Rita Odoley
NDC 36.2%
Sowah
Independe
Joseph Addo 21.1%
nt
Ebenezer Anertey Independe
Not Specified
Abbey nt
This election marks a notable shift in the political landscape of La Dadekotopon,
as it is anticipated that an Independent Member of Parliament may emerge from
this constituency and the Greater Accra Region for the first time.
Voter Turnout and Engagement
The overall voter engagement is expected to be high, reflecting the
constituency's active political climate and the significance of this election cycle.
Factors contributing to this anticipated turnout include:
Increased voter awareness and mobilization efforts.
The presence of independent candidates, which may attract voters
seeking alternatives to traditional party politics.
The competitive nature of the race between established party candidates
and independents.
The December 7, 2024 elections in La Dadekotopon Constituency are set to be a
pivotal moment in Ghana's political landscape, especially with the potential
election of an Independent MP. As voters prepare to cast their ballots, the
outcomes will not only reflect local sentiments but may also influence broader
electoral trends within the Greater Accra Region and beyond.
