"This election is unique because the north, historically marginalized, will likely determine the election outcome for the first time," said analyst Emmanuel Yeboah. "Voter frustration with economic hardships drives this pivotal shift."
"Bawumia and Mahama, both from the north, have tailored their campaigns to resonate with their support bases, emphasizing divergent economic strategies that reflect their party's philosophies," the article details.
"The NPP believes in encouraging private sector growth, while the NDC seeks to increase government intervention in the economy, highlighting the contrasting visions for Ghana’s future."
"As Ghana heads to the polls, analysts note the significance of this election amidst economic difficulties and the shift in voter sentiment that challenges the status quo."
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