The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has announced the publication of ballot statistics to facilitate the printing of ballots for the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections.
This important update was made in a press statement released on Monday, October 14, and was signed by a Deputy EC Chairperson, Samuel Tettey.
According to the EC, it aims to ensure that the electoral process runs smoothly and efficiently by providing these critical statistics ahead of the elections.
In the announcement, the Commission stated that it considered the total number of voters on the Provisional Voter's Register (PVR) while also accounting for a two per cent increase.
This approach is intended to ensure that there are sufficient ballots available for all eligible voters, reflecting the anticipated rise in voter registration and participation.
By taking this proactive step, the EC said it is working to minimise any potential shortages or discrepancies on election day.
While the Commission is encouraging total voter turnout for the upcoming elections, it recognizes that not every registered voter will cast their ballot.
Below is the full ballot statistics
Latest Stories
-
‘We should be building reserves, not playing with rates’ – Prof. Bokpin warns of BoG currency strategy
15 minutes -
‘This strengthening of the cedi risks undermining local production,’ says Prof Bokpin
53 minutes -
‘Cedi’s rally isn’t a blip, but it’s not sustainable,’ says Prof Bokpin
1 hour -
Apple boosts India’s factory hopes – but a US-China deal could derail plans
2 hours -
Private involvement in ECG urgent or sector may collapse, says Prof. Bokpin
3 hours -
‘Energy crisis beyond politics’ – Prof Bokpin urges urgent reform under IMF mandate
3 hours -
Faith Ladies come from behind to beat Jonina Ladies to win Women’s FA Cup
3 hours -
‘ECG’s collection losses at 15%, distribution at 40% not sustainable’ – Prof Bokpin warns
4 hours -
‘You’re not powering an 8-Hour economy, but promising 24 Hours?’ – Prof Bokpin on energy sector failures
4 hours -
Gary Lineker expected to leave the BBC
5 hours -
Pope Leo XIV calls for unity at inaugural mass and meets Zelensky
5 hours -
Kenya’s ex-justice minister ‘deported’ from Tanzania
5 hours -
‘I was refused service in a cafe because of my face’
5 hours -
Alcaraz ends Sinner’s streak to win Italian Open
5 hours -
A tale of nine points, the 99th minute – how Ajax blew title
6 hours