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The election season may be dying down and as the losing and winning parties prepare to hand over to each other, the outgoing NDC government is also counting its losses and reviewing what may have accounted for its defeat.
Although President Mahama and Nana Akufo Addo were the main faces of their parties’ campaigns, their running mates were also not left out as they also campaigned vigourously ahead of the 2016 polls.
So what impact did their contributions make? Listen to a news desk report by Joy News' Araba Koomson.
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