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The 2024 Ghanaian general election took place on 7 December 2024 to elect Members of Parliament (MPs) to the 9th Parliament of the Fourth Republic.[1]

The Speaker is not an elected member of parliament though must be qualified to stand for election as such. There are a total of 276 constituencies in Ghana. The 9th Parliament first convened on 7 January 2025 to elect a Speaker and Deputy Speakers as well as for the administration of oaths to the Speaker and Members of Parliament.

One new constituency, Guan was contested for the first time in this parliament.[2] This brought the total number of constituencies up to 276. There were 801 candidates registered for the parliamentary election. These were from 12 political parties as well as a number of independent candidates.[3] Interestingly, five entertainers are joining Dzifa Gomashie, a former actress in this parliament.[4]

Results of the 2020 Ghanaian parliamentary election by constituency

Of the 275 seats declared so far, 128 of the parliamentarians are new entrants into parliament while 147 are returning members from the 8th parliament.

Results for a number of constituencies were disputed leading to some cases ending up in court. Most of these were sorted with the exception of Techiman South which was resolved by the Electoral Commission days before the inauguration of parliament.[5] Results for the Ablekuma North constituency were not resolved prior to the inauguration.[6] The Electoral Commission announced that there will be a re-run of the election in 19 of the polling stations in the Ablekuma North constituency on 11 July 2025 in order to decide the final result.[7][8]

Composition of parliament

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Composition of parliament based on the 276 constituencies following the 7 December 2024 election.

Affiliation Members
National Democratic Congress (NDC) 185
New Patriotic Party (NPP) 87
Independents 4
 Total 276
 Government Majority 91
Sources: ModernGhana; Ghanaweb; MyJoyOnline; MyInternetPeople

Composition following the Akwatia by-election on 2 September 2024. There is one seat still vacant following the death of the MP for Tamale Central on 6 August 2025.

Affiliation Members
National Democratic Congress (NDC) 185
New Patriotic Party (NPP) 87
Independents 4
Vacant 1
 Total 276
 Government Majority 91
Sources:Graphic Online

List of MPs elected in the general election

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The election was keenly contested predominantly between the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP).[9]

Table of contents:

Ahafo Region • Ashanti Region • Bono Region • Bono East region • Central Region • Eastern Region • Greater Accra Region • Northern Region
North East Region • Oti Region • Savannah Region • Upper East Region • Upper West Region • Volta Region • Western Region • Western North Region
By-elections • Notes • Changes • See also • References • External links and sources

Ahafo Region - 6 seats

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Constituency Elected MP[10] Elected Party Majority Previous MP[11] Previous Party
Asunafo NorthMohammed HarunaNDCEvans Bobie OpokuNPP
Asunafo SouthEric Opoku[12]NDC900Eric OpokuNDC
Asutifi NorthEbenezer Kwaku AddoNDCPatrick BanorNPP
Asutifi SouthCollins Dauda[13]NDCCollins DaudaNDC
Tano NorthGideon Boako[14]NPP3,420Freda PrempehNPP
Tano SouthCharles Asiedu[15]NDC1,898Benjamin Yeboah SekyereNPP

Ashanti Region - 47 seats

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Constituency Elected MP[16][17][18] Elected Party Majority Previous MP[19] Previous Party
Adansi-AkrofuomJoseph AzumahNDCAlex BlanksonNPP
Adansi-AsokwaGodwin Animli Dzogbazi-DoraniNDC954Kobina Tahir HammondNPP
Afigya Kwabre NorthCollins Adomako-MensahNPP[20]Collins Adomako-MensahNPP
Afigya Kwabre SouthDamata Ama Appianimaa Salam[21]NPPWilliam Owuraku AidooNPP
Afigya Sekyere EastMavis Nkansah BoaduNPPMavis Nkansah BoaduNPP
Ahafo Ano NorthEric Nana Agyemang-PrempehNPPSuleman Adamu SanidNPP
Ahafo Ano South EastYakubu MohammedNDCFrancis Manu-AdaborNPP
Ahafo Ano South WestElvis Osei Mensah DapaahNPPJohnson Kwaku AduNPP
Asante-Akim CentralKwame Anyimadu - AntwiNPPKwame Anyimadu - AntwiNPP
Asante-Akim NorthOhene Kwame FrimpongINDAndy Kwame Appiah-KubiNPP
Asante-Akim SouthKwaku Asante - BoatengNPPKwaku Asante - BoatengNPP
AsawaseMubarak Mohammed MuntakaNDCMubarak Mohammed MuntakaNDC
AsokwaPatricia AppiagyeiNPPPatricia AppiagyeiNPP
Atwima-KwanwomaKofi Amankwa-ManuNPPKofi Amankwa-ManuNPP
Atwima-MponuaSeth Osei-AkotoNPPIsaac Kwame AsiamahNPP
Atwima-Nwabiagya NorthFrank YeboahNPPBenito Owusu BioNPP
Atwima-Nwabiagya SouthShirley Kyei[21]NPPEmmanuel Adjei AnhwereNPP
BantamaFrancis Asenso -BoakyeNPPFrancis Asenso -BoakyeNPP
BekwaiRalph Poku-AduseiNPPJoseph Osei-OwusuNPP
Bosome-FrehoNana Asafo-Adjei AyehNPPAkwasi Darko BoatengNPP
BosomtweYaw Osei Adutwum[21]NPPYaw Osei AdutwumNPP
Effiduase-AsokoreNana Ayew AfriyieNPPNana Ayew AfriyieNPP
EjisuKwabena BoatengNPPKwabena Boateng[22]NPP
Ejura-SekyedumaseMuhammad Bawah BraimahNDCMuhammad Bawah BraimahNDC
Fomena (Adansi North)Andrew Asiamah Amoako[23]
(Second Deputy Speaker)		NPPAndrew Asiamah Amoako
(Second Deputy Speaker)		IND
JuabenFrancis Kwabena B Owusu-AkyawNPPAma Pomaa BoatengNPP
KumawuErnest Yaw AnimNPPErnest Yaw Anim[24]NPP
Kwabre EastOnyina-Acheampong Akwasi Gyamfi[21]NPPFrancisca Oteng MensahNPP
KwadasoKingsley NyarkoNPPKingsley NyarkoNPP
MampongKwaku Ampratwum-SarpongNPPKwaku Ampratwum-SarpongNPP
Manhyia NorthAkwasi KonaduNPPAkwasi KonaduNPP
Manhyia SouthNana Agyei Baffour AwuahNPPMatthew Opoku PrempehNPP
Manso EdubiaFrimpong Yaw AddoNPPFrimpong Yaw AddoNPP
Manso NkwantaTweneboa Kodua FokuoNPPGeorge Kwabena Obeng TakyiNPP
New EdubeaseAdams Abdul SalamNDCAdams Abdul SalamNDC
NhyiaesoStephen AmoahNPPStephen AmoahNPP
Nsuta-Kwamang-BeposoAdelaide NtimNPPAdelaide NtimNPP
Obuasi EastPatrick Boakye-YiadomNPPPatrick Boakye-YiadomNPP
Obuasi WestKwaku Agyemang KwartengNPPKwaku Agyemang KwartengNPP
OdotobriAnthony MmiehNPPEmmanuel Akwasi GyamfiNPP
Offinso NorthFred Kyei AsamoahNPPAugustine Collins NtimNPP
Offinso SouthIsaac Yaw Opoku[25][26]NPPIsaac Yaw OpokuNPP
OforikromMichael Kwasi AidooNPPEmmanuel MarfoNPP
Old TafoVincent Ekow AssafuahNPPVincent Ekow AssafuahNPP
Sekyere Afram PlainsNasira Afrah GyekyeNDCAlex Adomako-MensahNDC
SuameJohn DarkoNPPOsei Kyei Mensah BonsuNPP
SubinKofi Obiri YeboahNPPEugene Boakye AntwiNPP

Bono Region - 12 seats

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Constituency Elected MP[27] Elected Party Majority Previous MP[28] Previous Party
Banda AhenkroAhmed Ibrahim[29]NDCAhmed IbrahimNDC
Berekum EastSimon Ampaabeng Kyeremeh[30]NDCNelson KyeremehNPP
Berekum WestDickson Kyere-Duah[31]NDCKwaku Agyenim-BoatengNPP
Dormaa CentralJohn Kwame Adu Jack[32]NDCKwaku Agyeman-ManuNPP
Dormaa EastRachel Amma OwusuahNDCPaul Apreku Twum BarimahNPP
Dormaa WestVincent Oppong Asamoah[33]NDCVincent Oppong AsamoahNDC
Jaman NorthFrederick Yaw AhenkwahNDCFrederick Yaw AhenkwahNDC
Jaman SouthKwadwo Damoah[34]NPPWilliams Okofo-DatehNDC
Sunyani EastSeid Mubarak[35]NDCKwasi Ameyaw CheremehNPP
Sunyani WestMillicent Yeboah Amankwah[31]NDCIgnatius Baffour AwuahNPP
TainAdama SulemanaNDCAdama SulemanaNDC
WenchiHaruna Seidu[36]NDCHaruna SeiduNDC

Bono East Region - 11 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[37][38]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[39]Previous Party.
Atebubu-AmantinSanja NanjaNDCSanja NanjaNDC
Kintampo NorthJoseph Kwame KumahNDCJoseph Kwame KumahNDC
Kintampo SouthFelicia AdjeiNDCAlexander GyanNPP
Nkoranza NorthJoseph Kwasi MensahNDCJoseph Kwasi MensahNDC
Nkoranza SouthEmmanuel Kwadwo AgyekumNDCEmmanuel Kwadwo AgyekumNDC
Pru EastEmmanuel Kwaku BoamNDCKwabena DonkorNDC
Pru WestEmmanuel Kofi NtekuniNDCStephen JalulahNPP
Sene EastDominic NapareNDCDominic NapareNDC
Sene WestKwame Twumasi AmpofoNDCKwame Twumasi Ampofo[40]NDC
Techiman NorthElizabeth Ofosu-AdjareNDCElizabeth Ofosu-AdjareNDC
Techiman SouthMartin Kwaku Adjei-Mensah KorsahNPPMartin Kwaku Adjei-Mensah KorsahNPP

Central Region - 23 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[41][42]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[43]Previous Party
Abura-Asebu-KwamankeseFelix Kwakye Ofosu[44]NDCElvis Morris DonkohNPP
Agona EastQueenstar Pokua SawyerrNDCQueenstar Pokua SawyerrNDC
Agona WestErnestina Ofori DangbeyNDCCynthia Mamle MorrisonNPP
Ajumako-Enyan-EssiamCassiel Ato Baah ForsonNDCCassiel Ato Baah ForsonNDC
Asikuma-Odoben-BrakwaAlhassan Kobina GhansahNDCAlhassan Kobina GhansahNDC
Assin CentralNurien Shaibu MigyimahNDCKennedy Ohene AgyapongNPP
Assin NorthJames Gyakye QuaysonNDCJames Gyakye Quayson[45]NDC
Assin SouthJohn Ntim FordjourNPPJohn Ntim FordjourNPP
Awutu-Senya EastPhillis Naa Koryoo OkunorNDCMavis Hawa KoomsonNPP
Awutu-Senya WestGizella Akushika Tetteh- AgbotuiNDCGizella Tetteh AgbotuiNDC
Cape Coast NorthKwamena Minta NyarkuNDCKwamena Minta NyarkuNDC
Cape Coast SouthKweku George Ricketts-Hagan
(Deputy Majority Leader)		NDCKweku George Ricketts-HaganNDC
EffutuAlexander Kwamina Afenyo-Markin
(Minority Leader)		NPPAlexander Afenyo-MarkinNPP
EkumfiEkow Othniel KwainoeNDCAbeiku CrentsilNDC
Gomoa CentralKwame Asare ObengINDNaana Eyiah QuansahNPP
Gomoa EastDesmond De-Graft PaitooNDCDesmond De-Graft PaitooNDC
Gomoa WestRichard Gyan MensahNDCRichard Gyan MensahNDC
Hemang Lower DenkyiraLawrence AgyinsamNPPBright Wireko BrobbeyNPP
Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-AbiremSamuel Atta Mills[46]NDCSamuel Atta MillsNDC
MfantsemanEbenezer Prince ArhinNDCOphelia HayfordNPP
Twifo-Atii MorkwaaDavid Theophilus Dominic VondeeNDCT.D. David VondeeNDC
Upper Denkyira EastEmelia AnkomahNDCFestus Awuah KwofieNPP
Upper Denkyira WestRudolf Amoako-GyampahNPPDaniel Ohene DarkoNDC

Eastern Region - 33 seats

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*** A court injunction has been placed on MP[47]

ConstituencyElected MP[48][49]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[50]Previous Party
AbetifiBryan AcheampongNPPBryan AcheampongNPP
AbiremCharles Asuako OwireduNPPJohn Frimpong OseiNPP
Abuakwa NorthNana Ampaw Kwame Addo FrempongNPPGifty Twum AmpofoNPP
Abuakwa SouthKingsley AgyemangNPPSamuel Atta AkyeaNPP
AchiaseKofi Ahenkorah Marfo[51]NPPKofi Ahenkorah MarfoNPP
Afram Plains NorthWorlase KpeliINDBetty Crosby MensahNDC
Afram Plains SouthJoseph Appiah BoatengNDCJoseph Appiah BoatengNDC
Akim OdaAlexander Akwasi AcquahNPPAlexander Akwasi AcquahNPP
Akim SwedruKennedy Osei NyarkoNPPKennedy Osei NyarkoNPP
AkropongSammi AwukuNPPNana Ama Dokua Asiamah AdjeiNPP
Akwapim SouthLawrencia DziwornuNDCOsei Bonsu AmoahNPP
AkwatiaNPPErnest KumiNPP
Asene-Akroso-MansoGeorge Kwame AboagyeNPPGeorge Kwame AboagyeNPP
AsuogyamanThomas Nyarko AmpemNDCThomas Nyarko AmpemNDC
Atiwa EastAbena Osei AsareNPPAbena Osei AsareNPP
Atiwa WestLaurette Korkor AsanteNPPKwesi Amoako AttaNPP
AyensuanoIda Adjoa AsieduNPPTeddy Safori AddiNDC
Fanteakwa NorthKwame Appiah KoduaNPPKwabena Amankwa AsiamahNPP
Fanteakwa SouthDuke Ofori-Atta[52]NPPKofi Okyere-AgyekumNPP
KadeAlexander AgyareNPPAlexander AgyareNPP
Lower Manya KroboEbenezer Okletey TerlabiNDCEbenezer Okletey TerlabiNDC
Lower West AkimOwen Kwame FrimpongNDCCharles AcheampongNPP
MpraesoDavis Ansah Opoku[53]NPPDavis Ansah OpokuNPP
New Juaben NorthNana Osei-AdjeiNPPKwasi Boateng AdjeiNPP
New Juaben SouthMichael Okyere Baafi[54]NPPMichael Okyere BaafiNPP
NkawkawJoseph FrempongNPPJoseph FrempongNPP
Nsawam AdoagyiriFrank Annoh DomprehNPPFrank Annoh-DomprehNPP
Ofoase-AyirebiKojo Oppong NkrumahNPPKojo Oppong-NkrumahNPP
OkereDaniel Nana Addo KennethNPPDaniel BotweNPP
SuhumFrank Asiedu BekoeNPPKwadjo AsanteNPP
Upper Manya KroboBismark Tetteh NyarkoNDCBismark Tetteh NyarkoNDC
Upper West AkimEmmanuel DrahNDCFrederick Obeng AdomNPP
Yilo KroboAlbert Tetteh Nyakotey[55]NDCAlbert Tetteh NyakoteyNDC

Greater Accra Region - 34 seats

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ConstituencyElected MPElected Party[56][57]MajorityPrevious MP[58]Previous Party
Ablekuma CentralDan Abdul-latif[59]NDCDan Abdul-latifNDC
Ablekuma NorthEwurabena AubynnNDC Sheila BartelsNPP
Ablekuma SouthAlfred Okoe VanderpuijeNDCAlfred Okoe VanderpuijeNDC
Ablekuma WestKweku Addo[60]NDC5,291Ursula G OwusuNPP
AdaComfort Doyoe Cudjoe-Ghansah[61]
(First Deputy Majority Whip)		NDCComfort Doyoe Cudjoe-GhansahNDC
AdentaMohammed Adamu Ramadan[62]NDCMohammed Adamu RamadanNDC
AmasamanSedem Kweku AfenyoNDCAkwasi Owusu Afrifa-MensaNPP
Anyaa-SowutuomEmmanuel Tobin[63]NPPDickson Adomako KissiNPP
AshaimanErnest Henry NorgbeyNDCErnest Henry NorgbeyNDC
Ayawaso CentralAbdul Rauf Tongym Tubazu[64]NDC6,410Henry QuarteyNPP
Ayawaso EastNaser Toure MahamaNDCNaser Toure MahamaNDC
Ayawaso NorthYussif Issaka JajahNDCYussif Issaka JajahNDC
Ayawaso West WuogonJohn Dumelo[65]NDCLydia AlhassanNPP
Bortianor-Ngleshie-AmanfroFelix Akwetey Okle[66]NDC9,813Sylvester TettehNPP
Dade KotoponRita Naa Odoley Sowah[67]NDC8,566Rita Naa Odoley SowahNDC
Dome KwabenyaFaustina Elikplim AkuruguNDCSarah Adwoa SafoNPP
Domeabra-ObomIsaac Awuku YiborNDCSophia Karen Edem AckuakuNDC
Korle KlotteyZanetor Agyeman-Rawlings[68]NDCZanetor Agyeman-RawlingsNDC
Kpone-KatamansoJoseph Akuerteh Tettey[69]NDCJoseph Akuerteh TetteyNDC
KroworAgnes Naa Momo LarteyNDCAgnes Naa Momo LarteyNDC
LedzokukuBenjamin Narteh Ayiku[70]NDCBenjamin Narteh AyikuNDC
MadinaFrancis-Xavier Kojo SosuNDCFrancis-Xavier Kojo SosuNDC
Ningo-PrampramSamuel George NarteyNDCSamuel George NarteyNDC
OdododiodioAlfred Nii Kotei Ashie[71]NDC13,596Nii Lantey VanderpuyeNDC
Okaikwei CentralPatrick Yaw BoamahNPPPatrick Yaw BoamahNPP
Okaikwei NorthTheresa Lardi Awuni[72]NDC7,736Theresa Lardi AwuniNDC
Okaikwei SouthErnest AdomakoNDCDakoa NewmanNPP
SegeDaniel Keshi BesseyNDCChristian Corleytey OtuteyeNDC
Shai-OsudokuLinda Obenewaa Akweley OclooNDCLinda Obenewaa Akweley OclooNDC
Tema CentralCharles ForsonNPPYves Hanson-NorteyNPP
Tema EastIsaac Ashai Odamtten[73]NDCIsaac Ashai OdamttenNDC
Tema WestJames Enu[74]NDCCarlos Kingsley AhenkoraNPP
TrobuGloria OwusuNPPMoses AnimNPP
Weija GbaweJerry Ahmed ShaibNPPTina Gifty Naa Ayeley MensahNPP

Northern Region - 18 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[75][76]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[77]Previous Party
BimbillaDominc Aduna Bingab NitiwulNPPDominc Aduna Bingab NitiwulNPP
GusheguAlhassan S. TampuliNPPAlhassan Tampuli SulemanaNPP
KaragaMohammed Amin AdamNPPMohammed Amin AdamNPP
KpandaiMatthew NyindamNPPDaniel Nsala WakpalNDC
KumbunguHamza AdamNDCHamza AdamNDC
MionMisbahu Mahama AdamsNDCMusah Abdul-Aziz AyabaNPP
NantonAbdul-Khaliq Mohammed SherifNDCMohammed Hardi TuferuNPP
SabobaJoseph Bukari NikpeNDCJoseph Bukari NikpeNDC
SagnariguAttah Issah[78]NDCAlhassan Bashir FuseiniNDC
SaveluguAbdul Aziz FatahiyaNPPJacob Iddriss AbdulaiNDC
Tamale CentralIbrahim Murtala MuhammedNDCIbrahim Murtala MuhammedNDC
Tamale NorthSuhuyini Alhassan SayibuNDCSuhuyini Alhassan SayibuNDC
Tamale SouthHaruna IddrisuNDCHaruna IddrisuNDC
Tatale-SanguliNtebe Ayo WilliamNDCThomas MbombaNPP
TolonHabib IddrisuNPPHabib IddrisuNPP
WulensiStanley Yaw NandayaINDAbukari DawuniNPP
YendiAlhassan Abdul-FatawuNDCUmar Farouk Aliu MahamaNPP
ZabzuguAlhassan UmarNDCJohn Bennam JabaahNPP


North East Region - 6 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[79]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[80]Previous Party
BunkpuruguBandim Abed-Nego AzumahNDCAbed-nego BandimNDC
ChereponiSeidu Alhassan AlajorNDCAbdul-Razak TahiduNPP
Nalerigu GambagaNurideen Mumuni MuhammedNPPIssifu SeiduNDC
WalewaleMahama Tiah Abdul-KabiruNPPLariba AbuduNPP
Yagaba-Kubori (Walewale West)Mustapha UssifNPPMustapha UssifNPP
YunyooAlhassan Sulemana[81]NDCOscar LiwaalNPP

Oti Region - 9 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[82]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[83]Previous Party
AkanYao GomadoNDCYao GomadoNDC
BiakoyeJean-Marie FormadiNDCKwadwo Nyanpon AboagyeNDC
BuemIddie Kofi AdamsNDCIddie Kofi AdamsNDC
Guan[2]Fred Kwesi Agbenyo[84]NDCVacant since creation
Krachi EastNelson Kofi Djabab[85]NDCWisdom GidisuNDC
Krachi NchumuruSolomon KuyonNDCSolomon KuyonNDC
Krachi WestHelen Adjoa Ntoso[86]NDCHelen Adjoa NtosoNDC
Nkwanta NorthJohn Oti Bless[87]NDC2,669John Oti Kwabena BlessNDC
Nkwanta SouthGeoffrey KiniNDCGeoffrey KiniNDC

Savannah Region - 7 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[88]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[89]Previous Party
Bole BamboiYusif SulemanaNDCYusif SulemanaNDC
Daboya-MankariguShaibu Mahama[90]NDCMahama Asei SeiniNPP
DamangoSamuel Abu JinaporNPPSamuel Abu JinaporNPP
Salaga NorthAlhassan MumuniNDCAlhassan Abdallah IdidiNPP
Salaga SouthZuwera Mohammed Ibrahimah[91]NDCZuwera Mohammed IbrahimahNDC
Sawla-Tuna-KalbaAndrew Dari ChiweteyNDCAndrew Dari ChiweteyNDC
Yapei-KusawguJohn Abdulai Jinapor[92]NDCJohn Abdulai JinaporNDC

Upper East Region - 15 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[93][94]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[95]Previous Party
Bawku CentralMahama Ayariga
(Majority Leader)		NDCMahama AyarigaNDC
BinduriMahmoud IssifuNDCAbdulai AbangaNPP
Bolgatanga CentralIsaac AdongoNDCIsaac AdongoNDC
Bolgatanga EastDominic Akuritinga AyineNDCDominic Akuritinga AyineNDC
BongoCharles BawaduahNDCEdward Abambire BawaNDC
Builsa NorthJames AgalgaNDCJames AgalgaNDC
Builsa SouthClement ApaakNDCClement ApaakNDC
Chiana-PagaNikyema Billa AlamzyNDCThomas Adda DaluNDC
GaruAnabah Thomas WinsumNDCAkuka Albert AlalzuugaNDC
NabdamMark Kurt NawaaneNDCMark Kurt NawaaneNDC
Navrongo CentralSimon Akibange AworigoNDCSampson Tangombu ChiragiaNDC
PusigaLaadi Ayii AyambaNDCLaadi Ayii AyambaNDC
TalensiDaniel Dung MahamaNDCBenson Tongo BabaNDC
TempaneAkanvariva Lydia LamisiNDCAkanvariva Lydia LamisiNDC
ZebillaEbenezer Alumire NdebillaNDCCletus Apul AvokaNDC

Upper West Region - 11 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[96][97]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[98]Previous Party
Daffiama-Bussie-IssaSebastian Ngmenenso SandaareNDCSebastian SandaareNDC
JirapaCletus Seidu DapilaahNDCCletus Seidu DapilaahNDC
LambussieTitus Kofi BeyuoNDCBakye Yelviel BaligiNPP
LawraBede A. ZeidengNDCBede A. ZeidengNDC
Nadowli KaleoSumah Anthony MwinikaaraNDCSumah Anthony MwinikaaraNDC
NandomRichard KuuireNDCAmbrose DeryNPP
Sissala EastMohammed Issah BatagliaNDCIssahaku Amidu ChinniaNPP
Sissala WestMohammed Adams SukparuNDCMohammed Adams SukparuNDC
Wa CentralAbdul-Rashid Hassan PelpuoNDCAbdul-Rashid Hassan PelpuoNDC
Wa EastGodfred Seidu JasawNDCGodfred Seidu JasawNDC
Wa WestPeter Lanchene ToobuNDCPeter Lanchene ToobuNDC

Volta Region - 18 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[99][100]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[101]Previous Party
AdakluKwame Governs Agbodza[102]NDC12,053Kwame Governs AgbodzaNDC
Afadjato SouthFrank AfriyieNDC17,159Angela Oforiwaa Alorwu-TayNDC
Agotime-ZiopeCharles Kwesi Agbeve[103]NDC13,892Charles Kwesi AgbeveNDC
Akatsi NorthPeter Kwasi Nortsu-Kotoe[104]NDC7,587Peter Kwasi Nortsu-KotoeNDC
Akatsi SouthBernard Ahiafor[23]
(First Deputy Speaker)		NDC26,869Bernard Ahiafor

(First Deputy Speaker)

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AnloRichard Kwame SefeNDC32,288Richard Kwame SefeNDC
Central TonguAlexander Roosevelt HottordzeNDC20,093Alexander Roosevelt HottordzeNDC
Ho CentralRichmond Edem Kofi Kpotosu[105]NDC20,093Benjamin Komla KpodoNDC
Ho WestEmmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah[106][107]NDC23,067Emmanuel Kwasi BedzrahNDC
HohoeThomas Worlanyo Tsekpo[108]NDC16,192John Peter AmewuNPP
KetaKwame Dzudzorli Gakpey[109]NDC26,621Kwame Dzudzorli GakpeyNDC
Ketu NorthEric Edem Agbana[110]NDC35,100James Klutse AvedziNDC
Ketu SouthDzifa Abla GomashieNDC72,869Dzifa GomashieNDC
KpandoSebastian Fred DehNDC13,412Adjoa Della SowahNDC
North DayiJoycelyn Tetteh[111]NDC8,055Joycelyn TettehNDC
North TonguSamuel Okudzeto Ablakwa[112]NDC38,038Samuel Okudzeto AblakwaNDC
South DayiRockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor
(Majority Chief Whip)		NDC12,178K. E. Rockson-Nelson DafeamekporNDC
South TonguMaxwell Kwame LukutorNDC40,261Kobena Mensah Wisdom WoyomeNDC

Western Region - 17 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[113][114]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[115]Previous Party
Ahanta WestMavis Kuukua BissueNDCEbenezer Kojo KumNPP
Amenfi CentralJoana Gyan CudjoeNDCPeter Yaw Kwakye AckahNDC
Amenfi EastNicholas AmankwahNDCNicholas AmankwahNDC
Amenfi WestEric AffulNDCEric AffulNDC
EffiaIsaac Yaw Boamah-NyarkoNPPJoseph CudjoeNPP
EllembelleEmmanuel Armah-Kofi BuahNDCEmmanuel Armah-Kofi BuahNDC
Essikado-KetanGrace Ayensu-DanquahNDCJoe GharteyNPP
Evalue-Ajomoro-GwiraKofi Arko NokoeNDCKofi Arko NokoeNDC
JomoroDorcas Affo-ToffeyNDCDorcas Affo-ToffeyNDC
KwesimintsimPhilip Fiifi BuckmanNDCPrince Hamidu ArmahNPP
MpohorBentil Godfred HenryNDCKobina Abbam Aboah SanieNPP
Prestea-Huni ValleyRobert Wisdom CudjoeNDCRobert Wisdom CudjoeNDC
SekondiBlay Nyameke ArmahNDCAndrew Kofi Egyapa MercerNPP
ShamaEmelia ArthurNDCSamuel Erickson AbakahNPP
TakoradiKwabena Okyere Darko-MensahNPPKwabena Okyere Darko-MensahNPP
Tarkwa-NsuaemIssa Salifu TaylorNDCGeorge Mireku DukerNPP
Wassa EastIsaac Adjei MensahNDCIsaac Adjei MensahNDC

Western North Region - 9 seats

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ConstituencyElected MP[116][117]Elected PartyMajorityPrevious MP[118]Previous Party
AowinOscar Ofori Larbi[119]NDCOscar Ofori LarbiNDC
Bia EastRichard Acheampong[120]
(Second Deputy Majority Whip)		NDCRichard AcheampongNDC
Bia WestMustapha Amadu Tanko[121]NDCAugustine TawiahNDC
Bibiani-Anhwiaso-BekwaiBright Asamoah BrefoNDCAlfred Obeng BoatengNPP
BodiSampson Ahi[122]NDCSampson AhiNDC
JuabesoKwabena Mintah Akandoh[123]NDCKwabena Mintah AkandohNDC
Sefwi-AkontombraPious Kwame Nkuah[124]NDCAlex Tetteh DjornobuahNPP
Sefwi-WiawsoKofi Benteh Afful[125]NDCKwaku AfriyieNPP
SuamanFrederick AddyNPPJoseph BetinoNDC

By-elections

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  • Akwatia - 2 September 2025 - A by-election was conducted following the death of the MP Ernest Kumi. Bernard Baidoo of the NDC won the seat with 18,199 votes, beating Solomon Asumadu of the NPP into second place with 15,235 votes. Third in the election was Patrick Owusu of the LPG with 82 votes. The total votes cast was 33,819.[126][127] This result reduced the number of seats held by the NPP to 87. The NDC share of seats went up to 183.[128]
  • Tamale Central - 30 September 2025 - Following the death of Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed in a helicopter crash, a by-election was organised by the Electoral Commission. At the close of nominations, the main opposition party, the NPP did not present a candidate as it opted not to contest the election.[129] Two opposition parties, the LPG and the PNC registered candidates and then withdrew them.[130] Alidu Mahama Seidu was thus declared elected unopposed.[131]
  • Ayawaso East - 3 March 2026 - The Electoral Commission organised a by election due to the death of the MP, Naser Toure Mahama of the NDC.[132] Baba Jamal, a former High Commissioner to Nigeria and also of the NDC won the by-election, beating Ibrahim Iddrisu of the Liberal Party of Ghana to second place and Yussif Baba Ali of the NPP to third.[133]

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  • On 7 January 2024, Alban Bagbin who was the Speaker in the previous parliament was elected to continue as Speaker of the 9th Parliament. He was nominated by the Majority Leader in Parliament, Cassiel Ato Forson of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). This was seconded by the Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin of the New Patriotic Party (NPP). There were no additional nominations so he was elected unopposed.[134]
  • Alban Bagbin has been involved with each of the 9 parliaments of the 9th republic. He was the elected MP for Nadowli Kaleo from the first parliament elected in the 1992 Ghanaian parliamentary election and retained his seat through every election until the 2016 Ghanaian general election for the seventh parliament. He was the elected speaker for the 8th parliament and re-elected to continue in the 9th parliament.[135]
  • Collins Dauda, MP for Asutifi South became the longest serving MP in the fourth republic as he was elected for his eighth term. He has been an MP in all the parliaments except the third between 2001 and 2005 when he lost his seat in the 2000 Ghanaian general election.[13]
  • Following the appointment of Cassiel Ato Forson, MP for Ajumako-Enyan-Essiam as Finance Minister, the role of Majority Leader in parliament was taken over by Mahama Ayariga, MP for Bawku Central. The MP for Cape Coast South, Kweku George Ricketts-Hagan, became Deputy Majority Leader in Parliament. Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, MP for South Dayi became the Majority Chief Whip, replacing Kwame Governs Agbodza who was appointed Minister for Roads and Highways. Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe-Ghansah, MP for Ada was appointed as First Deputy Majority Whip and Second Deputy Majority Whip went to Richard Acheampong, MP for Bia East.[136]

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The MP for Tamale Central, Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed died on 6 August 2025 in a helicopter crash alongside the Defence Minister and six other people on their way to Obuasi from Accra.[137]

See also

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References

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