The Director of Electoral Services at the Electoral Commission (EC), Dr. Serebour Quaicoe has called upon New Patriotic Party (NPP) delegates participating in Saturday's presidential primary to uphold the principle of secret voting.

He emphasized the importance of respecting electoral laws and ensuring the integrity of the voting process. Dr. Serebour also advised delegates to refrain from taking photos of their ballots.

This action, according to him was in direct violation of the laws governing the electoral process.

“Every law on elections is in place and it is imperative that the sanctity of the secret ballot is upheld. It is vital that all delegates respect the laws and maintain the integrity of the voting process. Any attempt to capture your vote on camera will result in your ballot being disqualified,” he said.

Dr. Serebour Quaicoe also noted that individuals found taking photos of their ballots would face consequences, including being reported to the police for appropriate action.

Voting is scheduled to begin at 7 am and conclude at 2 pm, with over 200,000 party delegates expected to take part in the poll.