The United States Ambassador to Ghana, Virginia Palmer, has shared her positive impression of the ongoing electoral process in the country, praising the conduct of the security services, poll workers, and voters.
Speaking to Beach Newsroom during her visit to several polling stations on election day, Ambassador Palmer expressed her satisfaction with the organization and smoothness of the election exercise.
“We are traveling around Ghana to observe the elections on election day. I’ve been impressed with the security service’s deportment, the poll workers, and the voters,” she stated.
Ambassador Palmer noted that the elections had demonstrated the strength of Ghana’s democratic processes. “It’s been a real exercise of democracy,” she added, highlighting the orderly manner in which the polls have been conducted across the country.
The Ambassador also expressed hope that the will of the Ghanaian people would be accurately reflected in the election results. “I hope that the will of the Ghanaian people will reflect in the outcome,” she concluded.
As the nation awaits the election results, the US Ambassador’s remarks serve as a reminder of the importance of upholding the democratic process and ensuring the voices of the people are heard.
