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The Inter-party Resistance against the New Voters’ Register has begun another demonstration through the streets of Accra to mount further pressure on the Electoral Commission to rescind its decision to compile a new voters’ register.
The group had earlier suspended protests against the EC’s decision, having organised two mammoth protests in Tamale and Kumasi.
While the parties argue that there is no need for a new voters’ register, the Commission, insists the current register is not fit for purpose.
The EC believes the new voters’ register with some enhanced security features will help to better ensure a smooth exercise on December 7.
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