Sentences with phrase «deleted from the voters»

An aspiring Member of Parliament in the Ningo Prampram constituency, Sam George has alleged that his name and that of other 3,000 delegates of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) have been deleted from the voters» register.

The Greater Accra Regional Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Anthony Nukpenu, has denied claims that Sam George's name has been deleted from the voters» register.

But the relaxation of this, has now forced the NPP, to called on the EC to extend the period of re-registration of persons whose names, have been deleted from the voters» register, because they used NHIS cards to register.

The EC has revealed that only 14,801 persons of the 56,000, whose names were deleted from the voters» register, have re-registered in the ongoing voters» register exhibition exercise.

The Electoral Commission (EC) says it will not extend the re-registration date for the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) card registrants whose names were deleted from the voters register.

According to the commission, it had by Wednesday, July 27, 2016 registered 22,107 out of the 56, 772 names that were deleted from the voters register and it was obvious that not all the registrants would come back to re-register.

Some political parties, including the New Patriotic Party (NPP), have called on the EC to extend the 10 - day re-registration of NHIS card registrants whose names have been deleted from the voters register.

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In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which data from over 50 million Facebook profiles was secretly scraped and mined for voter insights, many Facebook users have decided to delete their accounts — but untangling yourself from a site

The Supreme Court demanded the list following a return to court by plaintiffs Abu Ramadan and Evans Nimako, to seek clarity on the same court's May 5 ruling, in which it ordered the EC to delete from the register of voters, names of the dead, minors and those, who were registered onto the poll roll through their NHIS cards.

It ordered that «(a) The Electoral Commission takes steps immediately to delete or as is popularly known «clean» the current register of voters to comply with the provisions of the 1992 Constitution, and applicable laws of Ghana; [and] That any person whose name is deleted from the register of voters by the Electoral Commission pursuant to order (a) above be given the opportunity to register under the law.»

For the avoidance of doubt, the 1st Defendant / Respondent is hereby ordered forthwith to take all the necessary steps to delete from the current register of voters the list of persons whose names were submitted to this court on 29th June 2016 as persons who registered with the NHIS Card.

(b) That any person whose name is deleted from the register of voters by the Electoral Commission pursuant to order (a) above be given the opportunity to register under law»

Therefore, having found use of the NHIS card for registration as a voter to be unconstitutional, the Supreme Court had power to order the Electoral Commission to remove or delete the affected registrations from the register of voters and provide all affected persons a fresh opportunity to be registered as voters using a constitutionally - compliant form of identification.

Further to the above order (2) the 1st Defendant / Respondent is further ordered to delete from the current register of voters the names of persons not included in the list submitted to this court on 29th June 2016 but who are also found to have registered with NHIS Cards».

In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which data from over 50 million Facebook profiles was secretly scraped and mined for voter insights, many Facebook users have decided to delete their accounts — but untangling yourself from a site like Facebook is not as easy as pressing «delete.»

Mrs Charlotte Osei, Chairperson of the Electoral Commission on Friday explained that deleting names from the voters» register is based on law and not merely on emotion expressed by a group or an individual.

«Unfortunately, once finalised, it requires a legal process to delete the names of voters from the register.