Our Regional Competitive Index is a ranking of how competitive Presidential Elections are in a given region. This index builds upon our Regional Partisan Lean to measure the gap between the strength of the leading party in a region and all other parties, on a scale from 0 to 100.
The higher the score, the more competitive the region is. Conversely, a lower score denotes a non-competitive region (aka a stronghold)
| REGION | INDEX | NOTES |
| Greater Accra | 98.5 | Highly competitive |
| Central | 95.3 | Highly competitive |
| Bono | 91.7 | Very competitive |
| Ahafo | 90.8 | Very competitive |
| Western | 86.4 | Very competitive |
| North East | 82.7 | Moderately competitive |
| Bono East | 82.3 | Moderately competitive |
| Northern | 80.1 | Weakly competitive |
| Eastern | 77.3 | Weakly competitive |
| Western North | 75.0 | Weakly competitive |
| Savannah | 74.0 | Non-competitive |
| Upper West | 73.0 | Non-competitive |
| Upper East | 71.6 | Non-competitive |
| Oti | 68.5 | Non-competitive |
| Ashanti | 56.4 | Non-competitive |
| Volta | 19.9 | Very non-competitive |
