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    EC to re-run Council of State elections in North East, Ashanti regions

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    • Mr Samuel Tettey
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     The Electoral Commission (EC) has announced that the Council of State elections in the North East and Ashanti regions will be re-run on Monday, February 17, 2025.

    According to a statement issued by Deputy Chairman of Operations, Samuel Tettey, the decision to con­duct a re-run in these regions stems from two key issues.

    In the North East Region, the election ended in a tie, with the top two candidates each securing six votes, making a re-run necessary to determine the winner. Meanwhile, in the Ashanti Region, the election was disrupted by thugs, preventing it from being concluded.

    To ensure a smooth electoral pro­cess, the Electoral Commission has requested heightened security at the election venues. The Ghana Police Service and the National Election Se­curity Taskforce have been officially notified to take necessary measures to prevent any further disruptions.

    The Electoral Commission has assured the public of its commit­ment to conducting free, fair, and transparent elections, and urged voters in both regions to participate in the upcoming re-run to ensure a successful outcome.



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