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Election 2024: NDC demands the release of provisional voter register

Isaac Dzidzoamenu By Isaac Dzidzoamenu Published August 14, 2024
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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) says the Electoral Commission (EC) must release the provisional voter register for the impending General Election to political parties ahead of the exhibition exercise.

“We call on CSOs, religious bodies, and diplomatic missions to take an interest in the activities of this current EC because (beyond verbal assurances) the Commission is not SHOWING a commitment to deliver credible elections on December 07 2024.

“The EC must release the Provisional Voter Register now!” Director of Elections for the NDC, Dr Omane Boamah disclosed in a post on Facebook.

According to him, for well over two weeks, the EC has refused to honour its obligation per CI 91 as amended by CI 126.

Below is the full statement

The EC must release the Provisional Voter Register (PVR) now!

With just six (6) days to the 2024 EXHIBITION of the Provisional Voter Register (PVR), political parties are yet to receive the register.

We strongly believe this lack of promptness exhibited by the EC is due to both incompetence and a deliberate attempt to dump a sub-standard Provisional Voter Register on political parties in a short period, to make it difficult for interested parties to critically peruse the register before the Exhibition starts, next week.

The EC wrote to the NDC on the 18th of July 2024, requesting that we bring an external drive (2 terabytes) for the PVR to be loaded for us.

We responded to their request by submitting the external drive with additional requests for all 16 regional register code books.

Unfortunately, for well over two weeks, the EC refused to honour their obligation per CI 91 as amended by CI 126.

Caught with this, the EC surprisingly wrote to us on the 8th of August 2024 now saying they will release the PVR on the 14th of August 2024, six clear days to the exhibition exercise which starts next week on the 20th of August 2024.

This is grossly unfair!

To make matters worse, we are told that today (the 14th of August) we will not receive the Provisional Voter Register until Friday, 16th August 2024. Leaving us with only six (6) days to package and dispatch the register to the over 38,000 Polling stations across Ghana to aid in pre-exhibition scrutiny of the register.

We are aware of the dysfunctional IT Department of the EC, for which we earlier called on the UNDP (@ IPAC) to extend a helping hand to.

The EC has refused and has since not followed up with the UNDP for technical support. Yet, the (deliberate) mistakes keep recurring.

We are deeply concerned that the posturing and incompetence of the EC and its IT Department can plunge Ghana into anarchy if not remedied immediately.

Recall the chaotic 2023 District Assembly Elections, the recent network failures during the Limited Registration Exercise, as well as Transfers and Proxies.

These have exposed the inefficiencies and ineffectiveness of the EC.

This deliberate attempt to disturb the electoral roll in order to benefit one political party will be resisted!

Already, the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) kits stolen at the headquarters of the Electoral Commission under CCTV surveillance have still not been found. Have the stolen BVR kits been used to dump illegally registered voters onto the voter register?

The sanctity of our electoral system must be upheld at all times irrespective of who is in power!

We call on CSOs, religious bodies, and diplomatic missions to take an interest in the activities of this current EC because (beyond verbal assurances) the Commission is not SHOWING a commitment to deliver credible elections on December 07 2024.

The EC must release the Provisional Voter Register now!

Source: Ghana/Starrfm.com.gh/103.5FM

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