Ghana's electoral history is one that has enjoyed a continuous transformation, characterized by electoral reforms that aim to strengthen the integrity, transparency, and inclusivity of the country's democratic process.
Among the most important reforms is the transition from opaque ballot boxes to transparent ones in 2000, and the use of coloured photo ID cards in the same year, the introduction of biometric voters registers and verification processes in 2012.
The introduction of biometric voter registration and subsequently the verification systems marked a major leap forward in the fight against voter impersonation and fraud.
These systems ensured that only eligible voters can participate, enhancing the credibility and transparency of the electoral process.