Statement by Electoral Commission regarding Ablekuma North: Following warnings to the Returning Officer by NDC to declare their candidate winner, even if the NPP candidate won,the EC addresses the situation
HENRY GERCHI
JH News - The Electoral Commission of Ghana has addressed the contentious situation in Ablekuma North, where the National Democratic Congress (NDC) allegedly warned the Returning Officer to declare their candidate the winner, regardless of the actual outcome.
According to reports, the NDC's warning was aimed at influencing the Returning Officer's decision, even if the New Patriotic Party (NPP) candidate secured more votes. The Electoral Commission has assured the public that it will ensure the integrity of the electoral process and prevent any potential manipulation.
In a statement, the EC emphasized its commitment to transparency and fairness, reassuring Ghanaians that the commission will not tolerate any attempts to compromise the electoral process. The EC's prompt response aims to alleviate concerns and maintain public trust in the electoral system.
This development comes amidst the ongoing counting of ballots in the 2024 Ghanaian general elections, where both the NDC and NPP are vying for parliamentary seats and the presidency.
