The Electoral Commission (EC) has updated Ghanaians on the voters' registration exercise which started on June 30 and officially ended on August 6, in 33,367 polling stations.
This was followed by a two-day mop-up exercise on Saturday, August 8 and Sunday, August 9, 2020, at the various district offices of the EC across the country to enable eligible applicants who were unable to register in the mass registration exercise to do so.
Today's 'Let the Citizens Know' forum was addressed by the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Mrs. Jean Mensa.
In all, the Electoral Commission says about 16.9 persons were registered during the mass voter compilation exercise.
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