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EC To Declare Presidential Results Today; More Details
The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has announced that it will officially declare the results of the December 7 general election today, December 9. This information was communicated via an official notice shared across the EC's social media platforms.
According to the communique, the Electoral Commissioner, Jean Mensa, will preside over the declaration of the presidential election results. The announcement is scheduled to take place at precisely 4:30 pm at the Electoral Commission's corporate headquarters in Accra.
This declaration marks the culmination of the voting and collation processes that began on December 7. Ghanaians have been eagerly awaiting the announcement, as the results will determine the country’s next leader for the upcoming term. The general election saw participation from candidates representing various political parties, with the two main contenders being President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and former President John Dramani Mahama of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
In the lead-up to today’s announcement, the EC has faced intense scrutiny and pressure from political parties, media, and the general public to ensure a transparent and credible electoral process. The Commission has consistently reassured Ghanaians of its commitment to upholding the integrity of the elections, promising that the results would reflect the true will of the people.
The scheduled declaration event is expected to be attended by key stakeholders, including representatives of political parties, election observers, and members of the media. Security measures are likely to be heightened at the EC’s office to ensure a smooth and orderly process.
Ghanaians across the country have been following updates closely, with many expressing their anticipation on social media and in public discussions. The election has been keenly contested, and its outcome is expected to shape the nation’s political landscape significantly. Both major parties have expressed confidence in their chances of victory, further heightening the stakes.
As the clock ticks toward the scheduled time, all eyes remain on the Electoral Commission and Jean Mensa, who will make the highly anticipated announcement. The declaration of the presidential results is expected to bring an end to the suspense and set the stage for the next phase of Ghana’s democratic journey.
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