A new national tracking poll by Global InfoAnalytics shows that President John Dramani Mahama continues to enjoy overwhelming public confidence, particularly in the area of economic management. According to the July 2025 survey, 74% of Ghanaians approve of the president’s handling of the economy, while only 18% disapprove.

The poll also found broad support for the president’s job creation efforts, with 67% of respondents expressing approval and 22% disapproving. On the government’s approach to tackling illegal mining (galamsey), 65% said they were satisfied, compared to 24% who disapproved.

In assessing responsibility for Ghana’s current economic conditions, 62% of voters credited the Mahama administration’s policies, while 23% pointed to the former Akufo-Addo government. The remaining 15% were undecided.

President Mahama also received solid scores when respondents were asked to rate his performance in specific areas on a scale of 1 to 10. He earned:

Support for the now-suspended Dumsor Levy also featured prominently in the poll results, with 55% backing the initiative, 22% opposing it, and 23% remaining neutral.

On the broader question of living standards, the outlook was largely optimistic. A majority — 59% — reported that their standard of living had improved compared to the same period last year. 12% said things had worsened, 25% reported no change, and 11% offered no opinion.

The findings reflect a significant shift in public sentiment just six months into President Mahama’s administration, underscoring the momentum behind his reform agenda and rising voter expectations heading into the next phase of his presidency.

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