Special voting list: Sue EC – Kofi Adams

Volta Region has fallen for NPP - John Boadu

Eligible Ghanaian voters across the world will be allowed to vote - IGP

Akufo-Addo will be better than President Kufuor - Lawyer Adofo

Vote against those who disrespect you - Nungua Mantse to Ga people

‘Ghosts’ destroy Mahama and Osei Kofi's campaign posters

NCCE educates voters on political tolerance

Stop using the pulpit for partisan politics - NPC

Innolink denies ‘smuggling’ out presidential ballot printing plate

I promise Mahama 500,000 votes in Ashanti Region - UFP Leader

International Community frown on Mahama, NDC’s 3rd term bid- Odike

UFP endorses Mahama

Mahama won’t apologise for comments - Asiedu Nketia replies MFWA

Rigging, ethnocentrism recipe for violence – Opuni-Frimpong

Don’t vote on ethnic, religious lines – Rev. Asante urges

Ghana’s Electoral Commission has never failed us – SONETCO Institute

Nyankpala Chief refutes CPP endorsement claim

Use of unqualified police recruits worrying - NPP

Social media restriction will hamper credible polls - NPP

Peace FM’s Sefa Kayi blasts EC over media accreditation fees

NDC, NPP missing as IEA Presidential Townhall comes off tonight

Soldiers reject proxy voting

Visually impaired persons to cast ballot with ease on Dec 7

Effutu Chiefs give Akufo-Addo 48hrs to apologise for his 'Simpa Panyin' comment

UFP declares support for Mahama

PLAYBACK: 2016 IEA Townhall Presidential Debate

Avoid tribal voting - Archbishop Palmer-Buckle

Ghanaians hate your tribal politics - Christian Council slams NPP, NDC

Don’t sell your conscience; vote on policies – Offinsohene

It makes no sense to charge journalists for election coverage – Sefa Kayi

NPP alleges rigging again; raises alarm over printing of presidential ballots - Korsah

Tribal comments don’t win votes – Edward Brenya

Condemn Osafo Marfo’s ethnocentric comments – Mahama to Akufo-Addo

'Divisive' Mahama creating enmity between North and South - Akufo-Addo

MFWA condemns Mahama’s ‘divisive’ comments

Let Bawumia decide his political future – Mahama told