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Former President, John Mahama has expressed gratitude to security personnel, media practitioners, and Electoral Commission (EC) staff who participated in Monday’s special voting exercise.
In a post shared on his social media platforms, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate thanked voters for their support while addressing some challenges encountered during the process.
Our security and media personnel and staff of the Electoral Commission of Ghana have voted toaday.
— John Dramani Mahama (@JDMahama) December 2, 2024
And I sincerely appreciate the overwhelming assurance my team and I received from you.
Unfortunately, some of you could not vote because your details could not be traced in the…
“Our security and media personnel and staff of the Electoral Commission of Ghana have voted today. And I sincerely appreciate the overwhelming assurance my team and I received from you,” Mr Mahama wrote.
He, however, noted that some voters faced difficulties as their details could not be traced in the Special Voters List, preventing them from casting their ballots.
Mr Mahama also lamented the postponement of special voting in the Eastern and Western regions to Thursday, December 5, 2024, describing it as an additional burden on voters already grappling with socio-economic challenges.
“Regrettably, Special Voting in Eastern and Western regions remain postponed to Thursday, December 5, 2024, adding more burden to your numerous socio-economic challenges,” he stated.
Despite these setbacks, Mr Mahama encouraged voters to remain optimistic, assuring them of change under his leadership.
"I urge you to be of good cheer because the new era to reset our country beckons. Thank you for opting for change," he concluded.
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