The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has defended its decision to re-collate results in nine constituencies after they were initially declared, stating that such actions are not unprecedented in the country's electoral history.
In a tweet, the EC provided examples from previous elections where re-collation led to changes in declared outcomes, stating the importance of ensuring accuracy and fairness in election results.
Re-collation after the declaration of results is not new.It has happened before.
Here are some instances: pic.twitter.com/72Jbycnx1Q- Electoral Commission Of Ghana (@ECGhanaOfficial) December 24, 2024 "Re-collation after the declaration of results is not new.
