The New Patriotic Party in the Jomoro Constituency of the Western Region has elected a new set of constituency executives in an election held on Saturday, July 11, 2026 at the Mpataba Community Center.

Voting began at 7:00am and the polls, which featured two main camps, saw Team Marshall sweep all 11 positions at stake, defeating Team Cyrus across the board.

The results were collated at 3:00pm by the officials of Jomoro Municipal Electoral Commission.

Full Results - NPP Jomoro 2026 Constituency Elections

1. Chairman

1. Augustine Marshal Akainyah - 999 votes

2. Cyrus Wilson - 627 votes

2. 1st Vice Chairman

1. Martin Kwesi - 938 votes

2. Alex Tandoh - 693 votes

3. 2nd Vice Chairman

1. Ebenezer Paul Anguovi - 1,008 votes

2. Solomon Kaku - 622 votes

4. Secretary

1.John Yankey - 990 votes

2. Moses Andoh - 647 votes

5. Deputy Secretary

1. Stephen Pascal Somiah - 786 votes

2. Justice Assamoah - 530 votes

3. Francis Tandoh - 309 votes

6. Organizer

1. Joseph Ndede Ackah - 929 votes

2. Annor Kwasi - 708 votes

7. Treasurer

1. Emmanuel Assuah - 763 votes

2. Anthony Annor - 564 votes

3. Sabina Fordjoe - 307 votes

8. Youth Organizer

1. Enock Bazeh - 987 votes

2. Rocky Mensah - 650 votes

9. Communication Officer

1. Thomas K. Ackatia - 958 votes

2.Dominic Asare - 685 votes

10. Nasara Coordinator

1. Alhasan D. Rahman - 1,043 votes

2. Bata Donkor - 592 votes

11. Women's Organizer

1. Felicia Rock Ndede - 1,064 votes

2. Tasala Issoufou - 750 votes.

Speaking briefly to the newsmen at Mpataba, the newly elected Chairman, Marshall Akainyah, expressed profound gratitude to the delegates for putting trust in him.

He pledged to unite the rank and file of the party in the area and promised to bring the losing side on board.

He stated his main task is to work harder to recapture the Jomoro parliamentary seat for NPP in 2028 that they lost to the NDC in 2020.

He also promised to increase the presidential votes of Dr Bawumia in 2028.

He therefore urged his followers to avoid teasing and preach unity.

Other newly elected Executives also thanked the delegates for giving them the mandate to serve the party. They called on the rank and file of the party to come together to recapture the Jomoro parliamentary seat from the NDC in 2028.

Delegates praised the peaceful conduct of the elections at Mpataba Community Center, describing it as a demonstration of unity within the party in the constituency.