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December 7 election date will be changed but not in 2024 – EC

The Electoral Commission (EC) indicated that the proposed change to the election date from December 7 to November may

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Electoral Commission Says Elections Will Be Held On December 7 Not November

Electoral Commission Says Elections Will Be Held On December 7 Not November
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EC s proposal to move general election date to November will not take effect this year

EC s proposal to move general election date to November will not take effect this year
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EC makes U-turn on decision to eliminate use of indelible ink

EC makes U-turn on decision to eliminate use of indelible ink
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2024 polls: EC reverses decision to eliminate indelible ink

The Electoral Commission (EC) has reversed its decision to eliminate the use of indelible ink in the upcoming elections following widespread objections from Ghanaians and various political parties. Dr. Eric Asare Bossman, the Deputy Electoral Commissioner in charge of Corporate Services, emphasized the importance of building trust and consensus ahead of the December polls. Dr. Bossman stated,

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