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The Electoral Commission (EC) has responded to claims made by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) regarding the printing of ballot papers for the upcoming 2024 general elections.
The EC clarified that it has not yet begun the printing process, countering the NDC's concerns. However, the Commission noted that preparations are underway.
In a statement issued on Thursday, October 10, 2024, the EC confirmed that the printing of the notice of poll will commence on the same day.
Additionally, the EC assured political parties, including the NDC, that they will be provided with the ballot statistics before the actual printing of the ballot papers begins.
This is to ensure transparency and accountability in the election process.
The Commission reiterated its commitment to working closely with all political parties and stakeholders to guarantee a smooth and credible electoral process as Ghana heads into the 2024 general elections.
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