The National Democratic Congress (NDC) held an election on Saturday, October 24, to elect new constituency executives nationwide.

Some incumbent chairmen retained their positions following the polls, while new entrants were elected to replace others.

The constituency elections delivered mixed results across the board. In Volta Region's Adaklu, former Secretary Hayford Amenuvie captured the chairmanship on 236 votes, seeing off Charles Agbesi and Rev. Fred Agbogbo, both ex-Presiding Members, who managed 192 and 47 votes.

Samuel Amafu took Vice Chairman unopposed, while Eugene Akpatsa won Secretary by 253 votes to Habel Segbe Agbee's 220.

In Upper West's Lawra, incumbent Joseph Bati held on for a second term as Chairman with 281 votes from 809, just ahead of James Lonteng's 272. Nicholas Nangzie became Vice Chairperson with 323 votes from 815 ballots.

The Communications Officer race was deadlocked at 230 votes apiece for Simon Dery Sobrkyile and Stephen Gandaanuo out of 820 votes, and has been referred to the party headquarters.

In Greater Accra's Ablekuma-North, Chairman Harry Akoto stayed in office with 1,067 votes to Clifford Mensah Adjei's 922. Secretary Nadia Gifty Tetteh also survived with a commanding 1,562 votes against Samuel Addo's 405.

In Volta's Akatsi South, Anthony Kojo Owusu extended his stay to a third term as Chairman, polling 786 votes against Anthony Solo Adotevi's 406. Lord Percivals Agbavor won Vice Chairman with 745 votes, and Daniel Agordzetor took Secretary with 763 votes to Francis Dotsey Bedzo's 435.

In Oti's Akan, 24 executives were elected, led by Eric Kwadwo Apeadu as Chairman and Maxwell Komla Kokroko as Vice Chairman. Voter participation was high at 98 per cent, with 1,049 of 1,069 delegates casting ballots.