Election Security: Police Hold Full Responsibility Before, During, and After the Election – EC to Parliament

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 The Ghana Electoral Commission (EC) has reiterated that the Ghana Police Service is responsible for elections in the country.According to the EC, their only obligation in security matters is to provide details of centers and printing arrangements to security agencies.EU President Jean Adukwei Mensa, in her address to Parliament ahead of the December 2024 elections, stated that it is often misunderstood that the electoral body is respo


nsible for security during elections.'''We frequently hear that the electoral commission is responsible for security. However, we want to emphasize that security is actually the mandate of the security agencies," said Madam Adukwei Mensah.

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