J.D Mahama urges all to partake in Voters Verification exercise
Former Pres. Mahama at rally of chiefs and people of Amanting in the Bono East Region advised all to partake in the E.C verification exercise.
Jonas Danquah 
Former President and Flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress, John Dramani Mahama has made a call to all registered voters to verify their names in the upcoming voters verification exercise set to be undertaken by the Electoral Commission from tomorrow, Friday.
He made this call while addressing a rally of chiefs and people of Amanting in the Bono East Region. He encouraged the people not take the exercise for granted.
“Let’s repeat the zeal with which we went out in our numbers to register. The registration process is about documentation and there can be mistakes. It is possible that your name may be missing in the register.
“I’m pleading with all the chiefs to rally their people to go out and check if their names are in the register. This will ensure that if by any accident your name is missing, it can be corrected,” he told a gathering of chiefs and people of Amanting in the Bono East Region as quoted by TheGhanaReport.
The process would include correction of details, replacement of unclear photographs, verification of polling station details and a chance to object to the inclusion of unqualified names in the register on grounds such as the registration of minors and non- Ghanaians.
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Background
The EC will from September 18 to 25 display the provisional register for the public to validate their details.
The EC has also announced a short code that will serve the same purpose as the verification centres.
Voters are expected to visit their polling stations to ensure that their details have been captured accurately to help them vote on December 7.
The process would include correction of details, replacement of unclear photographs, verification of polling station details and a chance to object to the inclusion of unqualified names in the register on grounds such as the registration of minors and non- Ghanaians.
