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Supreme Court’s ‘one member, one vote’ ruling reflects vote-buying concerns – Mary Addah

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Supreme Court’s ‘one member, one vote’ ruling reflects vote-buying concerns – Mary Addah

Executive Director of Transparency International Ghana, Mary Awelana Addah, has said the Supreme Court's landmark decision mandating a "one member, one vote" system for political party elections reflects the realities of vote-buying that have long characterised Ghana's internal party politics.

The judgment effectively ends the long-standing delegate system employed by Ghana's major political parties, replacing it with a broader "one member, one vote" model that is expected to reshape internal party democracy.

Commenting on one of the key arguments underpinning the debate, Ms Addah rejected suggestions that vote-buying in political party elections is merely speculative.

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