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Former UN Senior Governance Advisor, Prof. Baffour Agyeman-Duah, has criticised suggestions that government should disregard petitions presented by demonstrators, describing petitions as an important pillar of democratic governance.
Political analyst Dr Kwame Asah-Asante says the Supreme Court's decision to scrap the delegate system for internal political party elections could help address concerns over the growing influence of money in party politics.
The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has rejected the Supreme Court's decision striking down the delegate system for internal party elections.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has argued that Ghana should focus on enforcing existing electoral laws against bribery and vote-buying rather than abolishing the delegate system used in internal party elections.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has warned that the Supreme Court's decision striking down the delegate system for internal party elections will significantly increase the cost of organising party primaries, placing a heavy financial burden on political parties.
Chairman of the Constitution Review Committee, Prof H. Kwasi Prempeh, has defended calls for broader public deliberation on Ghana’s constitutional review process, insisting that while it may slow the timetable, democracy and constitution-making are not designed to be fast.
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling holding that limiting participation to delegates is unconstitutional and requiring political parties to expand participation in their parliamentary and presidential primaries to all members in good standing is among the most consequential rulings in Ghana’s Fourth Republic. What makes the moment even more striking is that, just a day after the ruling, the Government released its position paper on the recommendations of the Prof. Kwasi Prempeh Constitution Revie
The Supreme Court has ruled that opening political party primaries to all members in good standing may not completely eradicate vote buying but will significantly reduce opportunities for targeted financial inducements during internal elections.
Executive Director of the Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), Prof. Henry Kwasi Prempeh, has welcomed the Supreme Court's decision striking down the delegate system used by political parties to elect their presidential and parliamentary candidates.
Executive Director of the Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), Prof. Henry Kwasi Prempeh, has renewed calls for Ghana's political parties to adopt open primaries, arguing that allowing all registered party members to participate in the selection of national candidates would strengthen internal democracy and reduce the influence of money in politics.
Chairman of the Constitutional Review Committee, Prof Henry Kwasi Prempeh, has renewed calls for Ghana's political parties to gradually abandon the delegate system in favour of more open and participatory primary elections, arguing that such a move would strengthen internal democracy and better reflect the principles of democratic governance.
The Executive Director of Transparency International Ghana, Mary Awelana Addah, has welcomed the Supreme Court's ruling on the delegate system, saying expanding the electoral college within political parties is a step in the right direction, but cautioned that it will not, on its own, eliminate vote-buying.
Executive Director of Transparency International Ghana, Mary Awelana Addah, has said the Supreme Court's landmark decision mandating a "one member, one vote" system for political party elections reflects the realities of vote-buying that have long characterised Ghana's internal party politics.
Constitutional Rights and Policy Strategy Advisor at Democracy Hub, Oliver Barker-Vormawor, has welcomed the Supreme Court's landmark decision mandating that all registered members in good standing of political parties be allowed to vote in the election of their leaders and candidates, arguing that concerns over cost should not derail efforts to deepen internal democracy.
A legal practitioner, a governance expert, and the First Vice Chairperson of the Convention People's Party (CPP) have welcomed the Supreme Court's landmark ruling abolishing the delegate-based electoral college system used by political parties to elect their presidential and parliamentary candidates.
Former National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Freddie Blay, has cast doubt on proposals to allow all card-bearing members of political parties to vote in presidential and parliamentary primaries, describing the idea as impractical and disconnected from the realities of party organisation.
Professor Alidu Mahama Seidu, the Member of Parliament for Tamale Central, has cautioned that the Supreme Court’s (SC) ruling abolishing the delegate system of voting within political parties could significantly increase the cost and monetisation of political campaigns.
The Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Ahmed Ibrahim, has expressed concerns that the Supreme Court’s decision to abolish the political party delegates system could have implications for the representation of minority tribes and communities in Parliament.
A political scientist and Senior Lecturer at Kumasi Technical University, Dr. Samuel Afriyie, has described the Supreme Court’s decision to declare the delegate system unconstitutional as a step in the right direction.
The Director of Elections of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Evans Nimako, says the Supreme Court’s decision against the use of a delegate system in parliamentary primaries will not necessarily solve the problem of monetisation in Ghana’s politics.
The Director of Policy Engagement and Partnerships at CDD-Ghana, Dr Kojo Asante, has welcomed the Supreme Court's decision declaring the delegate system unconstitutional, describing it as a bold judgment that could reshape internal party democracy in Ghana.
NDC Deputy General Secretary Mustapha Gbande has warned that the Supreme Court’s decision declaring the delegate system unconstitutional could impose significant financial and logistical challenges on political parties.
NDC Deputy General Secretary Mustapha Gbande says the Supreme Court’s decision to abolish the delegate system for political party primaries must be carefully considered because “excess democracy comes with its own issues.”
Founding member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, has welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision declaring the delegate system used by political parties unconstitutional, describing it as a major victory for Ghana’s democracy.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has called for renewed discussions on the financing of political parties following the Supreme Court's ruling declaring Ghana's political party delegate system unconstitutional.
Political analyst Jonathan Asante Otchere has described the Supreme Court's ruling declaring the political party delegate system unconstitutional as an important step towards deepening internal democracy, but cautioned that the decision may prove more theoretical than practical when implementation begins.
The Media Relations Officer at the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, Paa Kwesi Schandorf, has described the Supreme Court's decision to abolish the delegate system used by political parties as "a step in the right direction".
The Supreme Court will examine the anti-defection law's interpretation concerning political party mergers. Kapil Sibal argued that electoral verdicts can be altered through such merger provisions. The court acknowledged significant issues with the Tenth Schedule's current working. It issued notice to the Centre seeking its response on the matter. This legal challenge could have major repercussions for the country's political landscape.
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