The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has demonstrated a strong performance in the ongoing parliamentary elections, winning numerous constituencies across the country. The party has claimed victory in a diverse range of regions, showcasing its broad appeal and organizational strength.
Notable Constituencies Won by the NDC
The NDC has emerged victorious in key areas, including but not limited to:
- Sefwi Wiawso
- Bia East
- Bia West
- Sefwi Akontonbra
- Damongo
- Ahanta West
- Hohoe
- Techiman South
- Jini Jini
- Ayawaso West Wuogon
Other significant wins include Adenta, Ellembelle, Madina, Dome Kwabenya, Cape Coast North and South, Asawase in Kumasi, Ketu South, Buem, and Wa Central, among others.
Wide Regional Coverage
The NDC’s victories span various regions, including the Western, Central, Volta, Oti, Bono, and Northern Regions. Key constituencies such as Assin North, Jirapa, Bawku Central, Odododiodio, and Ablekuma West were also claimed, solidifying the party’s foothold nationwide.
Implications of NDC’s Performance
This sweeping success suggests a potential shift in parliamentary dynamics, positioning the NDC to play a decisive role in shaping the legislative agenda. It also underscores the party’s commitment to grassroots engagement and addressing the concerns of constituents across rural and urban areas.
NDC’s Leadership Perspective
In a statement, the NDC leadership expressed gratitude to supporters and pledged to prioritize development initiatives and accountability in governance. “The people have spoken, and we are ready to deliver on our promises,” a party spokesperson said.
With these victories, the NDC is poised to significantly influence the country’s legislative direction, reinforcing its role as a major political force in Ghana.
