The Electoral Commission (EC) is set to exhibit the voters’ register of the newly registered persons whose names were deleted from the electoral roll for using the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) cards as proof of identity.

The exercise, which comes off on Friday September 9 and Saturday,  is aimed at deepening transparency of the electoral process ahead of elections in December.

“We wish to announce for the information of the general public that, the Commission will from Friday 9th to Saturday 10th September, 2016, exhibit the Provisional Voters’ Register for those who participated in the recently held NHIS re-registration and the Continuous Voter Registration exercises,” the EC said in a statement.

The Exhibition takes place at all District Offices of the Electoral Commission across the country. The Exhibition of the Provisional Voters’ Register for Prisoners, will also take place concurrently at the prisons for inmates, who took part in the continuous registration exercise, the EC said.

“All persons who registered during the Re-registration or the Continuous Voter Registration exercises, are encouraged to participate in this important activity” the EC urged.

In July this year, the Commission deleted over 56,000 names of NHIS registrants on the voters register after a Supreme Court order.

 It later in the same month, re-registered those who were able to proof their Ghanaian citizenship.

The Commission said It re-registered about 52% of the deleted NHIS names.

The EC has also urged all registered political parties to deploy their agents to monitor the process at all designated exhibition centres selected for the exercise.