The opposition National Democratic Congress is voting to choose a presidential candidate for the 2020 elections.
Seven men are vying for the slot.
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Steady progress
Ongoing presidential primaries of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Saturday, is progressing steadily.
Joy News’ correspondents across the country say delegates are casting their ballots peacefully.
In the Eastern Region, former Minister of Communications, Dr Edward Omane Boamah was among some 700 delegates who cast their vote at New Juaben North constituency.
“The voting process has been peaceful since it started at 7am,” reports Eastern Region Correspondent, Kofi Siaw.
Speaking to journalists after casting his vote, Dr Omane Boamah was confident his former boss, John Mahama will emerge victorious, explaining his victory will rejuvenate the party's base ahead of the 2020 polls.
At Kwesimintsim constituency in the Western Region, out of a total of 577 delegates expected to vote – as at 9 am - 60 delegates had cast their ballots, reported Ina-Thalia Quansah.
“There was the issue of some people’s names appearing twice but they have been told to hold on for further direction before they are allowed to vote,” Ina-Thalia reports, Saturday.
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