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Research International Opinion Poll - March 2011

Written by Research International Friday, 05 August 2011 13:10

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The results showed a 15% discrepancy between the percentage who claimed to have voted and the actual outturn in 2008. This result is not surprising in view of the general tendency among Ghanaians to over-claim. This is a typical  therefore one must always tamper claims with a little bit of caution, whether it is in the consumption of products or relationship to things or individuals.

Therefore, the near 90% respondents who said they would vote in 2012 must be looked at carefully since  the average over the past three elections is no where near 80%.

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