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The much anticipated general election is currently underway as a total of 17,027,641 eligible Ghanaian voters are expected to go out to cast their ballot.
Voters will be electing the next occupant of the Jubilee House, the seat of government for the next four years.
Two hundred and seventy-five parliamentary seats will be keenly contested as well to serve another term.















































































































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