Some special voters in the Greater Accra region have been caught sharing images of their completed ballot papers, revealing their votes for presidential candidates Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and John Mahama of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

This breach of ballot secrecy is a serious offense and could lead to legal consequences for those involved.

The disclosure of used ballot papers undermines the integrity of the process and highlights the need for strict adherence to electoral rules.

Meanwhile, the relevant authorities are yet to begin investigations to capture the perpetrators.

Special voting, which is currently taking place at selected polling stations across Ghana, allows specific individuals—such as electoral officials, security personnel, and media representatives—to cast their votes ahead of the general elections on December 7. This exercise ensures that they can fulfill their duties on the election day without hindrance.

According to the Electoral Commission (EC), around 131,478 individuals, representing 0.007% of the total electorate of 18,741,159, are expected to participate in today's special voting.