LMVCA presents public forum on election 2016

The Let My Vote Count Alliance (LMVCA) will host a public forum on the theme “Ensuring Credible Elections; The Role of the Electorate” today, October 5, 2016, at 2:00 pm at GNAT Hall, Ho.

In a press release by the group, the forum, scheduled at t 2:00 pm at GNAT Hall in Ho, will include presentations and a panel discussion by distinguished speakers on the electoral process and the various roles that the electorate can play to ensure credible elections.

Read the full statement below.

3rd October 2016. Press Release

LET MY VOTE COUNT ALLIANCE PRESENTS PUBLIC FORUM ON ELECTION 2016

The Let My Vote Count Alliance (LMVCA) will host a public forum on the theme “Ensuring Credible Elections; The Role of the Electorate” on Wednesday, October 5, 2016, at 2:00 pm at GNAT Hall, Ho.

LMVCA is a civil society group committed to the consolidation of democracy and preserving the integrity of the electoral process in Ghana. This forum is part of a series of nationwide events to be hosted by LMVCA to bring together a cross-section of stakeholders to discuss the role of the electorate in ensuring credible elections before, during and after the elections.

Historically, the responsibility of ensuring credible elections has been centred largely on the Electoral Commission and agents of the various political parties. However, Let My Vote Count Alliance believes that Ghanaians have a collective responsibility to ensure credible elections to protect the integrity of our democracy.

The forum will include presentations and a panel discussion by distinguished speakers on the electoral process and the various roles that the electorate can play to ensure credible elections.

Moderator: Mr. Paul Adom Otchere

Speakers

1. Justice Emile Short – Former Commissioner, Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) 2. Ms. Kathleen Addy, Communication Strategist and Social Activist 3. Rev. Monsignor Anthony Kornu – Catholic Diocese, Ho

Thank you

David Asante Convener – 0268 220220

Ibrahim Adjei Spokesperson – 0243 338544

John H. Acquaah Dir. Operations – 0268 110110