Aboagye questions neutrality of EC Deputy Chair over alleged NDC campaign activities

Speaking to Arafat Musah on Morning Starr on Starr FM, Mr Aboagye argued that the appointee’s alleged political activities raise concerns about her ability to remain impartial in the discharge of her duties at the Electoral Commission.

He maintained that the Electoral Commission’s role in overseeing elections requires its leadership to be perceived as impartial by political parties and the public, arguing that the alleged campaign activities cast doubt on whether that expectation can be met in this case.

His concerns form part of his broader criticism of the appointment, which he argues raises questions about the independence and neutrality expected of the Electoral Commission’s leadership.