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783 delegates to vote as NDC Central Regional elections begin at Dunkwa-on-Offin

Voting is underway in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Central Regional Executive Elections at the Dunkwa-on-Offin Sports Stadium in the Upper Denkyira East Municipality. A total of 783 delegates are expected to vote for regional executives who will steer the party’s affairs. Fifty-eight aspirants are contesting the various positions. Voting began at 8:00am with the […]

Delegates are in the process of casting their votes in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Central Regional Executive Elections at the Dunkwa-on-Offin Sports Stadium. The electoral process is set to involve a total of 783 delegates who will be selecting regional executives to guide the party's activities. Among the hopefuls, 58 candidates are vying for the various positions available.

The voting commenced at 8:00am, focusing initially on the races for the Youth Organiser and Women Organiser positions. The contest for the Youth Organiser is expected to draw 85 delegates, while the Women Organiser race will see 66 delegates casting their ballots. All those involved, including delegates, aspirants, and party supporters, have gathered at the stadium to participate in the electoral proceedings.

To maintain an orderly and peaceful atmosphere, security has been heightened, and strict accreditation procedures are in place. Admission to the election center is contingent upon providing proper identification, ensuring that only authorized individuals can participate in the voting process. This tight security measure aims to uphold the election's transparency and fairness.

Edward Aquah Fire, the spokesperson for the election, provided additional insights into the organization and the security arrangements being implemented.

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