The Director of Elections and IT for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Dr. Omane Boamah, has assured that the NDC will have collated at least 75% of the presidential election results by election night.

He set the target of completing this process by 11:00 p.m. on December 7, election day.

During his five-day campaign tour in the Eastern Region, starting in Otoase in the Ayensuano constituency, Dr. Boamah accused the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) of plotting to rig the upcoming elections.

He pointed to the special voting on December 2, which will involve security agencies, journalists, and Electoral Commission officials, as the beginning of their alleged efforts to manipulate the vote.

Dr. Boamah called on NDC supporters to remain watchful, claiming the NPP is aware it will lose the election and is preparing to alter the outcome.

He urged them to help ensure transparency by recording the results declaration processes at polling stations, constituency collation centers, and regional capitals on election day using their mobile phones.

Additionally, he stressed that supporters should demand that presiding officers display pink sheets with the election results, as required by CI 127, at all polling stations.

Dr. Boamah also recommended that NDC supporters continue monitoring the collation process by moving to constituency centers. He expressed strong optimism that the NDC would win the presidency, provided the election is free, fair, and transparent.