The Electoral Commission has debunked claims that names of 21,000 voters have been deleted from the electoral roll in the Ashaiman constituency.
Member of Parliament for Ashaiman, Ernest Henry Norgbey had claimed that 21,000 names including his name could not be traced in the voter register in Ashaiman in the ongoing exhibition exercise.
He accused the EC of deliberately removing such names from the register in a bid to disenfranchise them.
But Speaking to Citi News, the Public Relations Officer of the Electoral Commission, Sylvia Annor said that although she does not agree with the claims made the Ashaiman MP, there are processes in place to take care of such things.
“You are mentioning a very huge figure, 21,000. So let those individuals go to the centres, if they go, and they are denied, they will be given inclusion forms if their names are not in the exemptions list or the multiple lists for them to be included on the voters’ register,” she said.
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