New Patriotic Party’s Member of Parliament for Dome-Kwabenya constituency of Accra, Sarah Adwoa Safo is bent on improving the performance of party in the area to ensure the NPP secures victory come 2016.

She said a lot of work has been done at the grassroots to correct some of the decisions that cost the NPP winning the presidential election, despite recording a resounding victory over the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) in both the Parliamentary and Presidential elections in 2012.

She polled 53,373 to beat her closest contender, Sophia Karen Akuaku of the NDC who only managed 35536 votes.

Speaking to Myjoyonline.com Saturday, October 18, after casting her ballot in the NPP’s National Delegates’ Conference at Ghana Atomic Energy School, the MP is upbeat about the party’s chances in 2016.

“We believe that with all the organisation and with the various polling stations and their various executives working very hard, [come] 2016 we can do better,” Adwoa Safo noted.

The elections have been generally peaceful in Dome-Kwabenya, one of the largest constituencies with 920 delegates expected to cast their ballots to elect one of the three aspirants- Nana Akufo-Addo, Alan Kyerematen and Francis Addai-Nimoh- to lead the NPP into the 2016 polls.

Delegates in long winding queues were relocated into the School’s Assembly Hall as the rains began.