The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has no plans to pursue legal action if the Electoral Commission (EC) fails to meet its demands, according to the party's General Secretary, Fifi Kwetey.

Mr Kwetey stated that the NDC is prepared to take necessary measures if the EC does not comply with their requests before the given deadline.

“So, please don’t just ask what the NDC is suppose to do. That is why a gentleman mentioned that NPP did something tremendous. So, I was like it is good, tell us what they did. He said they went to court, really? Really went to court? We are not leaving this election to any court,” he said.

He further expressed hope that the EC will agree to the NDC's demand for an independent forensic audit of the voters' register to avoid the party’s next course of action.

“We are hoping that it does not come to some of the things that we got to do if we ought to do it for the sake of our own country. That is why your voices are critical. That is where the voices of all who love the country become critical," he added.

On September 17, 2024, the NDC issued a one-week ultimatum to the Electoral Commission, urging them to act on their petition, which calls for a forensic audit of the voters' register.