The National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ellembelle Constituency has elected new constituency executives to steer the affairs of the party for the next four years.

The keenly contested elections were held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at the Awulae Amihere Kpanyinli Memorial Park in Atuabo, under the supervision of returning officers Pearl F. Klutse and Patience Okine.

The exercise was largely peaceful, transparent and credible.

Below are the full certified results:

1. CHAIRMAN

Valid votes: 1,364 | Rejected ballots: 6 | Total votes cast: 1,370

Shaibu Abdulai Dauda (Vanda) – 848 votes (62.17%) – ELECTED

Festus Armoh Asilijo – 177 votes (12.98%)

Alex Kwame Mahamah – 136 votes (9.97%)

Justice Kofi Ackerson – 113 votes (8.28%)

Enoch Blay Hemans – 107 votes (7.84%)

2. VICE CHAIRMAN

Valid votes: 1,372 | Rejected ballots: 4 | Total votes cast: 1,376

Gabriel Amokwaw – 440 votes (32.07%) – ELECTED

Obed Kwasi Asamoah – 336 votes (24.49%)

Joseph Ehwia Addison – 251 votes (18.30%)

Andrew Ehomah Agyarko – 218 votes (15.89%)

Mathew Buah Ackah – 127 votes (9.26%)

3. SECRETARY

Valid votes: 1,364 | Rejected ballots: 3 | Total votes cast: 1,367

Charles Kwesi – 808 votes (59.24%) – ELECTED

Lord Arthur – 556 votes (40.76%)

4. DEPUTY SECRETARY

Valid votes: 1,364 | Rejected ballots: 2 | Total votes cast: 1,366

Samuel E. J. K. Dzivenu – 700 votes (51.32%) – ELECTED

Patricia Nelson – 367 votes (26.91%)

Adam Yunus – 297 votes (21.77%)

5. TREASURER

Valid votes: 1,364 | Rejected ballots: 5 | Total votes cast: 1,369

Abraham Kofi Polley – 570 votes (41.79%) – ELECTED

Elizabeth Johnny – 553 votes (40.54%)

John Dasosi – 241 votes (17.67%)

6. DEPUTY TREASURER

Valid votes: 1,365 | Rejected ballots: 4 | Total votes cast: 1,369

Cynthia Amoateng – 953 votes (69.80%) – ELECTED

Rebecca Nortey – 412 votes (30.20%)

7. ORGANIZER

Valid votes: 1,357 | Rejected ballots: 12 | Total votes cast: 1,369

Daniel Kwasi Armah – 574 votes (42.30%) – ELECTED

Enoch Kwame Nyaku – 354 votes (26.09%)

Frederick Awuku – 301 votes (22.18%)

Zacchaeus Boafo Nda – 128 votes (9.43%)

8. DEPUTY ORGANIZER

Valid votes: 1,359 | Rejected ballots: 7 | Total votes cast: 1,366

Benjamin Essiem Cudjoe – 462 votes (34.00%) – ELECTED

Michael Ayaba – 458 votes (33.70%)

Nuhu Sheihu – 439 votes (32.30%)

9. WOMEN'S ORGANIZER

Barikisu Alhasaan – Unopposed – ELECTED

10. DEPUTY WOMEN'S ORGANIZER

Valid votes: 155 | Total votes cast: 155

Linda Kusan – 74 votes (47.74%) – ELECTED

Chantel Amandu – 45 votes (29.03%)

Anita Amakyi Ofori – 36 votes (23.23%)

11. YOUTH ORGANIZER

Valid votes: 159 | Total votes cast: 159

Macdonald Kwofie – 95 votes (59.75%) – ELECTED

Nicholas Erzah Kofi Mawuli – 36 votes (22.64%)

Justice Kojo Boah – 28 votes (17.61%)

12. DEPUTY YOUTH ORGANIZER

Valid votes: 159 | Total votes cast: 159

Emmanuel Anaman – 67 votes (42.14%) – ELECTED

Seth Yeboah Berko – 57 votes (35.85%)

Emmanuel Gyakye – 22 votes (13.84%)

Ebenezer Gyin Nyame – 13 votes (8.18%)

13. ZONGO CAUCUS COORDINATOR

Valid votes: 1,358 | Rejected ballots: 16 | Total votes cast: 1,374

Yakubu Abale – 808 votes (59.50%) – ELECTED

Yahaya Mohammed Sharif Armah – 550 votes (40.50%)

14. COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER

Francis Alluh – Unopposed – ELECTED

15. DEPUTY COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER

Valid votes: 1,348 | Rejected ballots: 24 | Total votes cast: 1,372

Godfred Amihere – 745 votes (55.27%) – ELECTED

Joseph Kaku – 512 votes (37.98%)

16. OTHER YOUTH REPRESENTATIVE

Valid votes: 158 | Total votes cast: 158

Gregory Arthur – 112 votes (70.89%) – ELECTED

Joseph Kaku Badu – 46 votes (29.11%)

17. EIGHT OTHER MEMBERS

Valid votes: 1,348 | Rejected ballots: 23 | Total votes cast: 1,371

The following candidates were elected:

Seidu Alarbila – 166 votes

Hans James Menlah – 164 votes

Isaac Annor – 146 votes

Augustine Arthur – 123 votes

Samuel Arthur – 107 votes

Nicholas Kainyah – 105 votes

Moses Ayebah – 91 votes

Justice Armoo Kwofie – 82 votes

The new leadership, led by Chairman Shaibu Abdulai Dauda (Vanda) and Secretary Charles Kwesi, is expected to unite the party and strengthen its grassroots base ahead of the 2028 general elections.