Presidential Advisor for Governmental Affairs, Dr Valerie Esther Sawyerr, has called on the Electoral Commission (EC) to rerun elections at 62 polling stations in the Ablekuma North Constituency.
She insists that the collation process in those areas was compromised and lacks legitimacy.
In a strongly worded statement titled "The Saga of the Scanned Pink Sheets & Ablekuma North", Dr Sawyerr raised concerns about what she described as serious flaws in how the EC handled the collation of results following the December 2024 general elections. "No ground stomping, no walks from Timbuktu to Accra… will make what is wrong… right," she wrote. "Order a rerun at the sixty-two (62) polling stations… and stop wasting our time." The dispute centres on violent incidents that occurred during the collation of results at the Ablekuma North centre.
According to Dr Sawyerr, those events led to the destruction of original carbonated pink sheets - the official result forms used to verify vote counts.
