The National Democratic Congress (NDC) held a press briefing to discuss some electoral reforms proposed by the Electoral Commission (EC) and the Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC).
The opposition party which was not represented at a two-day IPAC review workshop on the 2020 general elections held May 18 to 19, today touched on some suggestions including the closing of polls at 3 pm instead of 5 pm among others.
Following the December 9 declaration of the result of the Presidential election, the NDC has since described the actions of EC Chairperson, Jean Mensa as inappropriate and unlawful.
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