Voting has begun in the Ningo-Prampram constituency as delegates choose their next Member of Parliament.

Incumbent MP Sam George and businessman Michael Tetteh Kwetey are competing for the position. The voting process started at 8 a.m., with an expected total of 1675 delegates participating.

Delegates are arriving at the voting center in STC buses and casting their votes in an orderly and peaceful manner.

Security personnel are present to ensure a secure environment. Sam George is actively involved, assisting delegates and expressing confidence in his chances of winning based on trust in his supporters.

“…I absolutely truth my delegates. Some of them came last night refused to go back home, and slept. We stayed up and had praise and worship. Some came in the morning at 4 am for me it is an indication that the 9th parliament I have the responsibility to deliver the best Sam George has ever delivered,” he told the media.

In 2019, the Ningo-Prampram Member of Parliament Sam Nartey George won the parliamentary ticket to contest the seat again for the National Democratic Congress in the 2020 race.

He won with a slight margin of seven. He was able to pull 407 votes while his contender Micheal Kwetey had 400 votes. Two ballots were rejected out of a total of 809.