Dr. Bossman Asare: EC’s Success is Undeniable, Critics Are Misled
Deputy EC Chairperson defends the Commission's track record, stressing transparency and cost-efficiency in Ghana’s elections
- Dr. Asare highlights the Commission's efficiency, transparency, and cost-effectiveness in Ghana's elections
- Asare asserts that those demanding the removal of EC officials are uninformed about the Commission's work
- Dr Asare encourages critics to follow constitutional procedures and seek redress through the courts if dissatisfied with the EC’s decisions
Deputy Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC) in charge of Corporate Affairs, Dr. Bossman Asare, has refuted demands for the dismissal of EC officials.
He argued that such critics fail to grasp the Commission’s achievements since 2020.
Dr. Asare commended the EC’s track record of transparency, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, emphasizing its commitment to delivering free and fair elections.
Highlighting the success of the 2020 election, he noted, “Ghana remains a leader in Africa when it comes to election quality, with results open to both domestic and international observers.”
He defended the EC’s decisions, including the re-collation of parliamentary election results in constituencies like Ahafo Ano North, Techiman South, and Tema Central, which sparked debate.
He also stressed that those questioning the Commission’s actions should seek redress through the courts rather than undermining its constitutional mandate.
Dr. Asare concluded by reaffirming the EC’s dedication to upholding democratic principles, calling on critics to acknowledge its contributions to Ghana’s electoral system.
