About the Public Office Rating Portal
A citizen-powered platform for transparent governance feedback in Ghana
Our Mission
To strengthen democratic accountability in Ghana by enabling structured citizen feedback on government appointees.
Data-Driven
We combine general and detailed ratings, demographic analytics, and trend analysis to produce credible governance insights.
Privacy First
Individual votes are private. Only aggregated, anonymised data is made public. Your identity is protected.
What Is This Portal?
The Public Office Rating Portal is Ghana's first structured citizen feedback system for government appointees. It allows Ghanaian citizens — at home and in the diaspora — to rate and comment on the performance of Ministers, Deputy Ministers, District Chief Executives, CEOs of state agencies, Board Chairs, Ambassadors, Presidential Advisors, and other public office holders.
Unlike social media commentary, our platform provides structured, verified, quantitative data that can be used by government, civil society, researchers, and the media to understand public perception of appointee performance.
Every appointment is tracked separately from the person. When an appointee is reshuffled or given a new role, their new appointment is rated fresh — ensuring historical data remains accurate and comparable.
Who Can Use This?
Citizens
Any Ghanaian aged 18+ with a Ghana Card can register and vote. Diaspora Ghanaians are also welcome.
Government
The Presidency, ministries, and agencies can use this data to understand public perception and guide decisions.
Civil Society
NGOs, watchdog groups, and advocacy organisations can use rankings and analytics to support accountability work.
Researchers & Media
Journalists and academics can access aggregated statistics, sector analyses, and trend data via our public API.
Our Commitment
- One verified voter, one vote per appointment
- All scores computed transparently with published methodology
- Confidence levels shown on every score to prevent misleading rankings
- Comments moderated before publication
- Personal data never sold or shared without consent
- Suspicious voting patterns actively detected and reviewed