NPP ranks first on the ballot; NDC places 2nd

The Electoral Commission has finally released the number of political parties and their location on the ballots.

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This process was carried out by representatives of the 12 political parties that have been authorized to compete.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) ranked first on the ballot while the Democratic National Congress ranked second on the ballot.

Below is the list of how the various presidential hopefuls

First – New Patriotic Party

Second Democratic National Congress

Ghana Third Trade Union Movement

Fourth – Popular Party Conventions

Fifth – Ghana Freedom Party

Sixth – Great Consolidated People’s Party

Seventh – Congress of All Peoples

Eighth – Liberal Party of Ghana

Ninth – National Congress of the Peoples

Tenth – People’s Progressive Party

Eleventh – National Democratic Party

Ophelia Hayford: wife of late Mfantseman MP finally submits nomination

Twelfth – Independent Candidate

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History seems to have repeated itself when President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo took first place on the ballot.

Unfortunately, the New Patriotic Party did not win the election despite the fact that it took first place on the ballot.

In other news, the first wife of the late Member of Parliament for Mfantseman’s constituency, Ophelia Quansah Hayford, has finally filed the nomination forms at the Elections Commission office.

She would be duly representing the ruling New Patriotic Party (PNP) as a parliamentary candidate in the upcoming December elections if she is given the go-ahead.

In a report presented by Peacefmonline.com, she urged party members and supporters to help her win the election to retain the party seat, as she cannot do the job alone.

However, she promised to do whatever she can to win the position and complete every development project to honor her late husband.

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“I promise to work hard to ensure that the NPP wins the position and honors my late husband’s memory and continues his development agenda for Mfantseman. I will make sure all of my husband’s unfinished business in the constituency is completed when he wins, ”she said.

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