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The ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) will win Friday’s elections one touch according to Insight editor Kwasi Pratt Jnr.
Speaking to Paul Adom Otchere Tuesday on Joy FM’s Decision 2012,
he said the ruling party would win eight out of the ten regions, just as they did in the 2008 elections.
Mr. Pratt would not, however, speak to which party will win the majority of Parliamentary seats, but said he hoped for a “revolution in Parliament” that would do away with MPs who he said lack the competence to be legislators.
He lamented that presently, “the quality of presentation in Parliament is terrible,” because the legislature is full of “people who do not contribute anything.”
He said that voters must rise above their partisan inclinations and choose their Members of Parliament based on competence.
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