The Electoral Commission (EC) has officially destroyed ballot papers found to have serial number discrepancies in the Ahafo and Volta regions in a significant move to ensure electoral integrity.
This action took place in a transparent manner, with media representatives, party agents, and various stakeholders present to witness the process.
The decision to destroy these ballot papers underscores the EC’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of electoral conduct.
By addressing these issues head-on, the Commission aims to bolster public confidence in the electoral process, ensuring that every vote cast is valid and accounted for.
During the destruction, officials emphasised the importance of transparency and accountability in the electoral system. The presence of media and party agents served to reinforce this commitment, allowing for an open dialogue about the measures being taken to rectify any potential irregularities.
This proactive approach by the EC not only addresses immediate concerns but also sets a precedent for future elections, highlighting the importance of vigilance in upholding democratic principles. As the nation moves forward, the EC’s actions will likely play a crucial role in shaping public perception and trust in the electoral process.
The integrity of our elections is paramount, and actions like these are vital in safeguarding our democracy.
Story by: Rhodalin Addy-Orleans
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