People's Report Card

Browse MBKRU Voice submissions first (titles and public threads when published). Below that, open official programme scores by cycle where MBKRU has published them — summaries are not court or electoral findings.

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Methodology Commitments by MP Accountability hub

Pre-election programme framing (including around elections) is described in methodology and the election observation hub.

Each year's People's Report Card below is a dated editorial release with MP narratives and scores. That is separate from the live commitment catalogue and from roadmap wording about pre-election accountability scorecards — both are explained in methodology. Glossary.

Reports submitted (MBKRU Voice)

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Programme scores (People's Report Card)

People's Report Card

Testing Phase Title

Testing Phase title

Street lighting on our evening walking route

Constituency surgery hours don’t match the flyer

District assembly — we’re still waiting on the bridge timeline

Mobile clinic dates for our district

Party agents were visible and calm

Early voting — ramps and shade

Homowo week — can we get clearer crowd routing?

Market lane blocked — traders taking long detours

Stormwater sitting on our street after every rain

Follow-up on the market roofing contract

We need clarity on how this tender was scored

Polling day — queue and wait times

Road access — extended closure

Street lighting — market vicinity (Greater Accra)

Bryan Acheampong

John Dramani Mahama

Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings