NDC Backs Supreme Court Battle Against Delegates-Based Elections | Matters Arising
Three prominent Ghanaians have filed a Supreme Court case challenging the delegates-based system used in political party elections, arguing it limits internal democracy and excludes ordinary members. The NDC has expressed support for the lawsuit, which seeks to replace the current system with a “one member, one vote” approach. The case is also sparking wider debate on fairness, transparency, and reform within Ghana’s political parties. #mattersarising #politics
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