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A whopping 64.9 percent of Ghanaians are in support of the Electoral Commission’s decision to compile a new voters’ register, a University of Ghana survey has revealed.
The survey, conducted by the Political Science Department of the university in December 2019, asked the 27,500 respondents a simple question, “The Electoral Commission intends to compile a new voters’ register. Do you agree?”
Below is the breakdown of the findings.
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