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Party unity tops NPP delegates’ priorities ahead of elections – Mussa Danquah

According to the findings, 45 percent of respondents identified party unity as a key factor, while 18 percent cited personalities and 19 percent pointed to grassroots considerations.
These included party unity, personalities, grassroots considerations and another category of considerations identified in the survey.
He explained that the exercise was intended to determine which candidates were perceived by delegates as having qualities linked to issues such as party unity, personality and grassroots support.
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