The Electoral Commission (EC) has called an Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) meeting as part of preparations for the upcoming Ayawaso East by-election.
In a notice issued on February 6, 2026, to the General Secretaries of registered political parties, the Commission confirmed that the meeting will take place on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at its corporate head office in Accra.
The Commission indicated that discussions at the meeting will focus exclusively on the organisation and conduct of the Ayawaso East by-election. Political parties have been asked to limit their representation to two delegates each.
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The notice was signed by Dr. Bossman Eric Asare, Deputy Chairperson responsible for Corporate Services, acting on behalf of the EC Chairperson.
Interest in the Ayawaso East contest has grown in recent days, particularly following internal developments within the National Democratic Congress (NDC), including allegations of vote buying during its parliamentary primary.
The meeting is expected to provide a platform for political parties to discuss logistical and procedural arrangements ahead of the highly anticipated by-election.
Electoral Commission Schedules IPAC Meeting Ahead of Ayawaso East By-Election
The Electoral Commission (EC) has called an Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) meeting as part of preparations for the upcoming Ayawaso East by-election.
In a notice issued on February 6, 2026, to the General Secretaries of registered political parties, the Commission confirmed that the meeting will take place on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at its corporate head office in Accra.
The Commission indicated that discussions at the meeting will focus exclusively on the organisation and conduct of the Ayawaso East by-election. Political parties have been asked to limit their representation to two delegates each.
The notice was signed by Dr. Bossman Eric Asare, Deputy Chairperson responsible for Corporate Services, acting on behalf of the EC Chairperson.
Interest in the Ayawaso East contest has grown in recent days, particularly following internal developments within the National Democratic Congress (NDC), including allegations of vote buying during its parliamentary primary.
The meeting is expected to provide a platform for political parties to discuss logistical and procedural arrangements ahead of the highly anticipated by-election.