Correspondence from Frank Aboagye, Bono East Region: With less than 60 days to the 2024 general election, the Atebubu-Amantin Constituency, one of the critical constituencies in the Bono East Region, is experiencing intense political activities in the area from political parties in a bid to tilt political power in their favour.

With political actors fully aware that various socio-economic issues will be the deciding factor shaping voter decisions in the constituency, the two major political parties; the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to secure voter endorsement.

As the campaign season intensifies, promises are in full swing, and the stakes have never been higher in this agriculturally driven community, where livelihoods and futures are on the line, compelling voters to remain focused on issues that directly impact their daily lives and survival.

Ultimately, the voter decisions of the 67,636 voter population in the constituency would not be driven by just party loyalty, but voters are expected to weigh in on critical issues, proven track records backed by tangible results, and choose the party that is best positioned to address the challenges facing them.