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The Electoral Commission (EC) on Thursday re-activated Election 2008 website to serve as an information hub for stakeholders in the December polls.
The site, www.ec.gov.gh, is classified under five major links – About EC; Electoral Systems; Political Parties; Election Results; and Laws and Regulations.
Other links at the site include electoral news, elections count down, highlights of Election 2008 activities, sample of the ballot paper indicating the position of the eight presidential candidates, voting procedure and the demarcation.
Mr David Adeeze-Kangah, EC Deputy Chairman in charge of Finance and Administration, invited the public to visit the site as it would be regularly updated to provide electoral information.
Source: GNA
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