EC publishes ballot paper statistics for the 2024 election

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JJ 1 year ago

Per cent ages were based on approved voters register. Not provisional register list.

These two are different.

EC be truthful and honest for once.

Per cent ages were based on approved voters register. Not provisional register list.

These two are different.

EC be truthful and honest for once.
Qur'an is toilet paper 1 year ago

I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed

I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed
Minu 1 year ago

Mental illness!

Mental illness!
Citizen8 1 year ago

@JJ, who approves the voters register, please?

@JJ, who approves the voters register, please?
God save Ghana 1 year ago

Jean Mensa will cause chaos!!

Jean Mensa will cause chaos!!
Ozaro 1 year ago

What nonsense,how can you print ballot papers based provisional register.

What nonsense,how can you print ballot papers based provisional register.
Anyee 1 year ago

It's ridiculous! This same EC said you can't comment on discrepancies in the PVR because its not the final VR. What is this?

It's ridiculous! This same EC said you can't comment on discrepancies in the PVR because its not the final VR. What is this?
Nana Adjei 1 year ago

The EC is very deliberately creating this situation to court trouble. If the EC is thinking right and not diabolical, nothing like percentage will be brought to the forth. Do you want to tell Ghanaians that as EC you do not k ...
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The EC is very deliberately creating this situation to court trouble. If the EC is thinking right and not diabolical, nothing like percentage will be brought to the forth. Do you want to tell Ghanaians that as EC you do not know the total number of eligible voters in the Voters Register. What are you paid to do? To skew the vote in favour of one party? Well, we shall see.
Congoman(kb) 1 year ago

Please i will vote 5 for BAWUMIA so add more

Please i will vote 5 for BAWUMIA so add more
Minu 1 year ago

So, what is the total voters register? When did the EC start using 2% of provisional register and not 5% of final? Incompetence?

So, what is the total voters register? When did the EC start using 2% of provisional register and not 5% of final? Incompetence?

EDWARD 1 year ago

This is serious. Ballot papers should be printed from the data from the final register. EC beware

This is serious. Ballot papers should be printed from the data from the final register. EC beware
EDWARD 1 year ago

Ballot paper statistics should be based on FINAL register and not PROVISIONAL register. EC is on a rigging rampage and must be stopped.

Ballot paper statistics should be based on FINAL register and not PROVISIONAL register. EC is on a rigging rampage and must be stopped.
The Voltarian 1 year ago

You lost the public's trust a long time ago. You are now just another arm of the NPP. The NDC will go to the elections with our own referee.

You lost the public's trust a long time ago. You are now just another arm of the NPP. The NDC will go to the elections with our own referee.
ggk 1 year ago

What is the total number of voters on the provisional register? EC must do the needful of providing the public with adequate information.

What is the total number of voters on the provisional register? EC must do the needful of providing the public with adequate information.
Donatus 1 year ago

Provisional register, voter turn out wont be 100% then you add 2%, enough room to rig. just add votes in the box because there is 2% excess and some will not vote.

Provisional register, voter turn out wont be 100% then you add 2%, enough room to rig. just add votes in the box because there is 2% excess and some will not vote.
BOYIIMEN 1 year ago

The EC is very deliberately creating this situation to court trouble. If the EC is thinking right and not diabolical, nothing like percentage will be brought to the forth. Do you want to tell Ghanaians that as EC you do not k ...
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The EC is very deliberately creating this situation to court trouble. If the EC is thinking right and not diabolical, nothing like percentage will be brought to the forth. Do you want to tell Ghanaians that as EC you do not know the total number of eligible voters in the Voters Register. What are you paid to do? To skew the vote in favour of one party? Well, ghanaians are waiting see.
So, what is the total voters register? When did the EC start using 2% of provisional register and not 5% of final? Incompetence?
Ballot paper statistics should be based on FINAL register and not PROVISIONAL register. EC is on a rigging rampage and must be stopped by ghanaians.
Brown 1 year ago

NDC and all presidential candidate with all stakeholders holders demanded for forensic report on the voters register but Ec refused to honour that laudable demand. Ec finally demanded for round table discussion with all party ...
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NDC and all presidential candidate with all stakeholders holders demanded for forensic report on the voters register but Ec refused to honour that laudable demand. Ec finally demanded for round table discussion with all party presidential candidates. At the meeting, Ec agreed and accepted that, they realised the shot- fall in the register but pleaded to correct them and provide them with the provisional register. Have they done it? Why have they gotten the power to rush to the point of printing ballot papers? Ec, is instigating war in Ghana. Let's see how it happen.
Yeboah Agyeman 1 year ago

Is this public ballot paper statistics
A pity the Ghanaian media
Where is the statistics
They should have showed as statistics with figures from each regions and polling stations

Is this public ballot paper statistics
A pity the Ghanaian media
Where is the statistics
They should have showed as statistics with figures from each regions and polling stations

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