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NEWS•29 July 2026

Supreme Court Rules Against Delegate System in Political Party Primaries

In a landmark 5 to 2 majority decision, Ghana's Supreme Court has ruled that political parties can no longer rely on the delegate system to elect their presidential and parliamentary candidates. Instead, all registered party members in good standing must be allowed to vote in internal elections, a decision that could significantly reshape the country's political landscape

By GEOTREXX Desk

Supreme Court Rules Against Delegate System in Political Party Primaries