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The Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, has pledged to ensure that every vote cast in the 2028 general elections is properly counted and declared.
He expressed his determination to protect the integrity of the ballot, emphasizing that any future attempts to undermine the election process will be met with lawful actions.
Speaking on JoyNews' The Pulse on Wednesday, February 19, Mr Afenyo-Markin condemned the use of vigilante groups and foot soldiers to intimidate and coerce election officials into making unfair declarations.
He made it clear that the NPP will not allow such actions to go unchecked in 2028.
"We will go with all the determination to protect our ballot," he said.
"All these vigilante attacks on us where people will carry foot soldiers to force a declaration. I don’t think that God willing 2028, we will sit and allow ourselves to be beaten and cheated," he noted
Afenyo-Markin stressed that the party has learned important lessons from past experiences and will come fully prepared to protect its votes, ensuring that when the NPP secures 100 votes, they will be counted and declared without fear or interference.
"We will act lawfully within the bounds of the law to protect our ballot," he affirmed, reinforcing the party’s dedication to upholding democratic values.
He added "We have learned our lessons, and we will ensure that every vote is counted fairly and accurately"
He urged party members and supporters to put aside past challenges and focus on the future as they work toward victory in the upcoming 2028 general elections.
The Minority Leader emphasised the importance of teamwork and a positive outlook, expressing strong confidence in the party’s success in the next election.
"Let’s look at the way forward, forget about whatever has happened. So let’s not give up, let’s work together as a team. For me, I see victory come 2028," he remarked.
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