NPP picks number 1, as NDC takes 8 on Presidential Ballot paper
The oppositional National Democratic Congress (NDC) picked the number 8 slot on the ballot paper after a crucial balloting at the EC’s headquarters on Friday that almost ended unsuccessfully.
Vice President and Flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia picked number one to secure the top position on the ballot paper for the December 7 polls.
The oppositional National Democratic Congress (NDC) picked the number 8 slot on the ballot paper after a crucial balloting at the EC’s headquarters on Friday that almost ended unsuccessfully.
Daniel Augustus Lartey of the Great Consolidated People’s Party (GCPP) picked number 2, while the Ghana National Party (GNP) picked number 3 on the ballot paper.
Ghana Union Movement, who leader is Christian Kwame Andrews, will appear on the 4th slot, with the Liberal Party of Ghana placing on the 5th. The National Democratic Party (NDP) took number 6 and the Convention People’ Party (CPP) picked 7.
Hassan Ayariga’s All People’s Congress (APC) picked number 9 while John Mahama of the NDC will be number 8 on the ballot paper.
For the Independent Presidential candidates, former trades minister Alan Kyerematen secured the 13th position while Nana Kwame Bediako took number 12. Kofi Koranteng will be number 10 on the ballot paper and George Twum Barimah picked number 11.
The Electoral Commission held the balloting for positions on the ballot papers on September 20 following the announcement of the approved candidates for the elections.
