Accra, Aug. 8, GNA – Barely three months to the December 2024 election, some first-time voters have expressed excitement about casting their votes and their expectations of the political parties and the candidates.
The potential voters, mostly young people in the Ablekuma South and Ablekuma North Constituencies, told the Ghana News Agency their priorities were policies on employment and development.
Master Jones Asare, a resident of Mamprobi, said it would be the first time he would exercise his right as a Ghanaian to vote and was looking out for a candidate, who had practical policies for youth development.
He said he was taking a keen interest in the campaign messages of the presidential candidates to see what they could do for the young people.
He said even though he was aware of the two major political parties, he was also looking at the smaller parties and what they had to offer.
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