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Court saved Ghana referendum costs by striking down delegate system – Prof. H.K. Prempeh

"We took the position that, to advance our democracy, we needed to move beyond the delegate system to a one-person, one-vote within the parties," Prof.
Henry Kwasi Prempeh, has welcomed the Supreme Court's decision striking down the delegate system used by political parties to elect their presidential and parliamentary candidates.
Prempeh said CDD-Ghana had long advocated abolishing the delegate system because it undermined internal party democracy and encouraged corruption in political party primaries.
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