The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has formally unveiled nominations for its 2026 Constituency Executive Elections, marking a significant and strategically timed advancement within the party’s internal electoral framework. This announcement, made on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, by Deputy General Secretary Barbara Serwaa Asamoah, signifies a crucial stage in the NDC’s ongoing electoral process, highlighting the party’s commitment to democratic participation and accountability. The opening of nominations is a key element of the NDC’s internal strategy, designed to ensure a robust and representative selection process for the constituency executive positions.
In a statement meticulously crafted and signed by Asamoah, the General Secretary, the NDC underscored the importance of this initiative and urged all eligible members to proactively engage with the nomination window. The party’s directive emphasizes the stringent requirements for nominations, demanding strict adherence to online portal procedures. Specifically, all payments for the selection and filing of nominations must be processed exclusively through the NDC’s designated online portal, forms.ghanandc.com, utilizing mobile money networks across Ghana. This digital infrastructure is central to the party’s efforts to streamline and modernize the nomination process.
Furthermore, the NDC clarified that aspirants, proposers, seconders, and endorsers must be registered members in good standing and possess fully settled membership dues for the past four years. The party has established a system to assist members who have fallen behind on their dues; aspirants, proposers, seconders, and endorsers are directed to settle their arrears via the 92025# hotline or through the official NDC dues platform. A document outlining the details of these procedures is readily available on the NDC’s website.
The NDC announced that campaign activities for the 2026 internal elections have officially commenced at the constituency, regional, and national levels. Party officials, including regional and constituency officers and ward coordinators, have been instructed to facilitate all eligible aspirants to campaign within their respective jurisdictions, adhering to the party’s established rules and regulations. The NDC stresses that the campaign window remains strictly limited to individuals pursuing or intending to pursue parliamentary ambitions, excluding sitting Members of Parliament and those currently considering or expressing intent to contest parliamentary elections. The party has explicitly warned that any violation of this directive will be treated seriously and will be addressed according to the established party’s rules and regulations.
The NDC also cautioned against engagement in campaigning activities under the current internal election campaign window. This includes, but is not limited to, individuals currently engaged in parliamentary ambitions, including sitting Members of Parliament and individuals who have not yet formally declared their intentions to contest parliamentary elections. The party has stated that such persons are not permitted to engage in campaigning activities.
The NDC has emphasized the importance of discipline, decorum, and respect for the party’s democratic values throughout the electoral process. It further expressed confidence in the cooperation of members and constituencies to ensure a transparent, peaceful, orderly, and successful election. The NDC’s statement reflects a commitment to upholding the principles of democratic governance and participation.
Read the full statement below:
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