Various factors influence why voters support specific political parties or candidates during elections.

In the recently concluded Ejisu by-election, a voter expressed her unwavering support for the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), regardless of the candidate presented by the party.

In a video circulating on social media, an unnamed woman emphasized her loyalty to the NPP, stating that she would vote for the party even if they presented an inanimate object instead of a human candidate.

"Even if you bring a stone as the NPP candidate, if it is NPP, I will vote for it. Lawyer go, lawyer come. If a stone is presented 100 times, I will vote for it," she asserted to a journalist.

Her mention of 'lawyer go, lawyer come' refers to the victory of lawyer Kwabena Boateng, the NPP candidate, in the Ejisu by-election.

Boateng is slated to replace the late Member of Parliament for Ejisu, John Kumah, who was also a lawyer.

Following the April 30 vote, Boateng secured 55.8% of valid votes cast, while his closest rival, former Ejisu MP Kwabena Owusu Aduomi, garnered over 43%.

Boateng is expected to be sworn into office during the next session of Parliament.

"Even if you bring a stone as the NPP candidate, if it is NPP, I will vote for it. Lawyer go, lawyer come. If a stone is presented 100 times, I will vote for it," she told a journalist.