Time is up.
The polls have closed at centres across the country as far as the New Patriotic Primary (NPP) Presidential Primary is concerned.
For now, counting is underway as Electoral Commission officials announce results from the regions.
Here at your #ElectionHQ, we provide you with real-time updates of the results.
This critical poll involves over 200,000 party delegates and is seen as a pivotal step in breaking the eight-year election cycle pattern in Ghana.
The delegates, who make up the Electoral College comprise Members of Parliament, Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives, ministers and their deputies, foundation members of the NPP, members of the party’s National Council and patrons and council of elders.
The rest are regional party officers, constituency officers, constituency patrons, constituency elders, electoral area coordinators, polling station executives, overseas branches and members of Tescon, the tertiary students’ wing of the party.
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