The scale and rapid spread of fake news and disinformation in Ghana is alarming. The relationship between the government, agencies, CSOs, and citizens has been negatively impacted by the access, usage, and dissemination of quality information and facts. Thus creating spaces for fake news, alternative truths, and media disinformation to thrive in the country.

This report examines the state of elections from 2020 to 2024, focusing on the prevalence and impact of electoral misinformation. The study draws insights from 830 survey respondents across all 16 regions in Ghana, in-depth stakeholder interviews, and analysis of official statistics and institutional reports.