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The governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) has cautioned flagbearer aspirants against portraying the electoral roll for its presidential primaries as unreliable.
Some aspirants’ campaign teams have expressed concerns over the register, alleging the presence of errors.
In a press statement released and signed by the Secretary of the Presidential Elections Committee, William Yamoah, the NPP reassured that the committee was actively collaborating with the presidential aspirants to rectify any identified errors.
The party emphasised its commitment not only to producing a dependable voter register, but also ensuring an election process characterized by openness, equity and clarity.
The statement also acknowledged historical disputes related to election albums within the context of the party’s electoral history in the 4th Republic.
Significant measures
The statement said the NPP had, in conjunction with the Presidential Elections Committee, taken significant measures to prevent such conflicts in the present contest. The party deemed it regrettable for anyone to incorrectly suggest that the register is misleading to the Ghanaian public.
“We are aware that complaints about albums have been a subject matter of disputes in the history of our political party elections in the 4th Republic and this is exactly what the NPP together with the Presidential Elections Committee is taking steps to avoid in the current contest. It is therefore unfortunate for anyone to give the impression to Ghanaians that the Album is a fallacy,” the statement said.
It also assured the entire public that the Presidential Elections Committee is determined not only to produce a credible Voter Register but also to ensure that the election process is free, fair and transparent.
The NPP conveyed its pledge to the general public that the Presidential Elections Committee is wholeheartedly devoted to establishing an authentic voter register and upholding the principles of fairness, liberty, and transparency throughout the election process.
The party further welcomed contributions and insights from interested individuals and party members in this pursuit.
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