INEC Deadline Threatens NDC Deregistration as Party Resorts to Consensus Picks
The National Dickson Congress (NDC) struggled to sell 80% of its nomination forms for the upcoming general elections. After twice extending their deadline, party leaders began distributing forms for free. Facing the May 30th deadline to submit a full list of candidates, the NDC abandoned direct primaries. Instead, party officials handpicked consensus candidates behind closed doors. If INEC finds the party lacks the required national spread, it could deregister the NDC. With few serious contenders on the ticket, the party risks a heavy loss next year—and a fresh review of its eligibility by the electoral commission.
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