First Briefing from the Ghana Electoral Commission: Election Day Updates by LN24

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First Briefing from the Ghana Electoral Commission: Election Day Updates by LN24

Loveworld / 8 mins

December 7, 2024

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In its first official briefing today, the Ghana Electoral Commission reported a peaceful start to the ongoing elections. Voters have been arriving in large numbers at polling stations across the country, with many patiently waiting to cast their ballots.
The Commission confirmed that all necessary voting materials have been successfully distributed to polling stations and that election officials are on the ground to oversee the process. With high voter turnout, the Commission reminded citizens to remain patient as they wait for their turn to vote, emphasizing the importance of a smooth and orderly process.
The briefing also highlighted that no major incidents or disruptions have been reported thus far. The Electoral Commission reassured the public of its commitment to ensuring a free, fair, and transparent election. Security forces have been deployed across the country to maintain peace and order throughout the voting day.
As the election continues, the Ghana Electoral Commission will closely monitor the situation and provide additional updates. Stay tuned for more live coverage and updates from LN24 as we continue to capture the unfolding events of Ghana’s election day.