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      "from": "researcher agent 2026-10-02: Constitution of Ghana 1992 arts. 63, 64, 66, 112, 113 (constituteproject.org); EC press releases 24 Nov 2024, 19 Dec 2024, 10 Jan 2025, 17 Jan 2025, 2 Jul 2025, 8 Dec 2020 and Programme of Activities for 2024 (ec.gov.gh); EC 'Electoral reforms' and 'Electoral system' pages; GNA explainer 8 Dec 2024 and 'Ninth Parliament begins on January 7'; Daily Graphic on C.I. 99 and the 2020 petition; Reuters via TimesLive and Yen.com.gh, 31 Jul 2026 (government White Paper)",
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          "basis": "The EC Chairperson is the returning officer for the presidential election (Public Elections Regulations 2020, C.I. 127, reg. 2(1), as shown on judy.legal) and declares the result after collating the regional results (GNA explainer, 8 Dec 2024); an instrument under the Chairperson's hand and the EC's seal is prima facie evidence of the election (Constitution art. 63). No constitutional or statutory deadline for the declaration was found. Precedent 2024 (polling Sat 7 Dec): the EC declared on 9 Dec 2024 (day 2) on 267 of 276 constituencies, and on 10 Jan 2025 published an update from 275 of 276 that left 'the outcome ... unchanged' (EC press release, 10 Jan 2025); the EC's 2024 programme set 7-10 Dec for declaration and 9-11 Dec for the gazette notice. In 2020 the EC announced on 8 Dec that it would 'extend its intended timeline' for the declaration (EC press release, 8 Dec 2020). The window opens at the start of 8 Dec (an ESTIMATED floor) and closes at the end of 14 Dec 2028 (day 7), late on purpose. A declaration that no candidate has more than 50% of valid votes means a second election within 21 days (art. 63(4); see ghana-presidential-2028-r2). Settle on the Chairperson's declaration, not on media tallies; later 'updates' of the figures, as in Jan 2025, do not change the declared outcome. A petition to the Supreme Court may be filed within 21 days of the declaration (art. 64(1); judgment due on the 42nd day after filing under C.I. 99 rule 69C, per the Daily Graphic), but no court has to confirm the result, so there is no court-validation stage."
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            "by": "2028-12-09T23:59:59Z",
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            "citation": "Polls close at 17:00 local (2024 precedent: EC press release of 24 Nov 2024, 'from 7am until 5pm'; GNA, 8 Dec 2024: polls closed at 1700 hours 'in accordance with the Public Election Regulations, 2020 (C.I.127)'); Africa/Accra is UTC+0 with no daylight saving, so 17:00 UTC; voters already in the queue at closing may still vote. Votes are counted at each polling station and the results collated at constituency, then regional, then national level (GNA explainer, 8 Dec 2024). The EC publishes no running national total: before its declaration, figures are polling-station result sheets and collation-centre summaries, and media tallies of them. The window's end (end of 9 Dec, day 2) is an ESTIMATE matching the 2024 declaration day. Provisional, not the declared result.",
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            "citation": "The EC Chairperson is the returning officer for the presidential election (Public Elections Regulations 2020, C.I. 127, reg. 2(1), as shown on judy.legal) and declares the result after collating the regional results (GNA explainer, 8 Dec 2024); an instrument under the Chairperson's hand and the EC's seal is prima facie evidence of the election (Constitution art. 63). No constitutional or statutory deadline for the declaration was found. Precedent 2024 (polling Sat 7 Dec): the EC declared on 9 Dec 2024 (day 2) on 267 of 276 constituencies, and on 10 Jan 2025 published an update from 275 of 276 that left 'the outcome ... unchanged' (EC press release, 10 Jan 2025); the EC's 2024 programme set 7-10 Dec for declaration and 9-11 Dec for the gazette notice. In 2020 the EC announced on 8 Dec that it would 'extend its intended timeline' for the declaration (EC press release, 8 Dec 2020). The window opens at the start of 8 Dec (an ESTIMATED floor) and closes at the end of 14 Dec 2028 (day 7), late on purpose. A declaration that no candidate has more than 50% of valid votes means a second election within 21 days (art. 63(4); see ghana-presidential-2028-r2). Settle on the Chairperson's declaration, not on media tallies; later 'updates' of the figures, as in Jan 2025, do not change the declared outcome. A petition to the Supreme Court may be filed within 21 days of the declaration (art. 64(1); judgment due on the 42nd day after filing under C.I. 99 rule 69C, per the Daily Graphic), but no court has to confirm the result, so there is no court-validation stage.",
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            "note": "Electoral Commission press-release index. The EC has no results index (https://ec.gov.gh/election-results/ returned 404 on 2 Oct 2026) and no page for this election yet; in 2024 the presidential declaration and its later updates were published as press releases (e.g. https://ec.gov.gh/2024-presidential-election-results/, 10 Jan 2025) and regional summary sheets on a per-election page (https://ec.gov.gh/2024-election-results/). The 2028 address is unknown.",
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            "note": "2024 precedent: EC press release of 10 Jan 2025, '2024 Presidential Election Results - Results from 275 out of 276 constituencies', signed by the Chairperson: 'This is an update to the announcement made on 9th December 2024 which was based on 267 out of 276 constituencies. The outcome of the 7th December 2024 elections remains unchanged.'",
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            "note": "Constitution of Ghana 1992 (as amended 1996), text on constituteproject.org (read 2 Oct 2026): art. 63(2) (presidential election 'not earlier than four months nor later than one month before his term of office expires', on a date the EC specifies by constitutional instrument), 63(3)-(4) (more than 50% of valid votes, otherwise a second election 'within twenty-one days after the previous election'), 64(1) (petition to the Supreme Court within 21 days of the declaration), 66(1) (four-year term from swearing-in), 112(4) (parliamentary general election 'within thirty days before the expiration' of Parliament's four years), 113(1) (Parliament continues four years from its first sitting). DATE (tentative), derived from the Constitution: the President in office was sworn in on 7 Jan 2025 and holds office for four years from that date (art. 66(1)), so the term expires on 7 Jan 2029; art. 63(2) requires the presidential election to begin 'not earlier than four months nor later than one month before his term of office expires', i.e. between 7 Sep and 7 Dec 2028. The Ninth Parliament first sat on 7 Jan 2025 (GNA, 'Ninth Parliament begins on January 7'), and continues four years from that sitting (art. 113(1)), to the end of 6 Jan 2029; art. 112(4) requires the parliamentary general election 'within thirty days before the expiration' of that period, i.e. from 7 Dec 2028. Held on one day, as both have been, the two windows meet only on 7 Dec 2028 (a Thursday) - which is why the election falls on 7 December whatever the weekday (Mon 7 Dec 2020, Sat 7 Dec 2024). The day is not fixed by a statute: art. 63(2) leaves it to the EC by constitutional instrument, and the EC lists moving to 7 November among reforms 'yet to be implemented'. RISK: on 30 Jul 2026 the government's White Paper on the Constitution Review Committee report accepted holding the elections in the first week of November and extending presidential and parliamentary terms to five years (Reuters via TimesLive, 31 Jul 2026; Yen.com.gh, 31 Jul 2026); these need constitutional amendments, the term extension a referendum (tentatively 2027), and are not law as of 2 Oct 2026. Either could move this date.",
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            "kind": "other",
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            "note": "2024 precedent, not this election: EC 'Programme of Activities for 2024 Presidential and Parliamentary Elections' (image, read 2 Oct 2026): writ of elections 5 Aug 2024 and gazetted 6 Aug; Election Day Sat 7 Dec 2024; 'Declaration of Elections Results' 7-10 Dec; gazette notification of presidential results 9-11 Dec; gazette publication of parliamentary results 9-18 Dec; in the event of a run-off, 'Presidential Election Run-Off' Sat 28 Dec 2024, declaration 29-31 Dec, gazette 31 Dec. 'All dates are subject to review.' No 2028 programme was published as of 2 Oct 2026.",
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            "note": "2024 precedent: EC press release of 24 Nov 2024: 'voting on the 7th of December, 2024, starts from 7am until 5pm'.",
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            "note": "EC 'Electoral reforms' page (read 2 Oct 2026), under 'Reforms yet to be implemented': '23. Hold presidential and parliamentary elections on 7th November.' The current date rests on the Constitution, not on a statute fixing 7 December.",
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            "url": "https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/africa/2026-07-31-ghanas-government-backs-five-year-presidential-term-lowers-minimum-age-to-35/",
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            "note": "Reuters (via TimesLive), 31 Jul 2026: the government accepted extending the presidential term to five years, with Parliament's term to match, and that 'presidential elections will be held in the first week of November'; the bill must go to a national referendum in 2027 (40% turnout, 75% in favour). Proposals only; the 1992 Constitution as it stands governs the date here.",
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            "url": "https://www.graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/ghana-news-presidential-election-dispute-judgment-in-42-days-supreme-court-declares.html",
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            "note": "Daily Graphic: Supreme Court (Amendment) (No. 2) Rules, 2016 (C.I. 99), rule 69C(4): pre-trial on the 10th day after filing, hearing from the 15th to the 21st day, judgment on the 42nd day after filing. The rules themselves were not read (ghalii.org and ir.parliament.gh refused or failed on 2 Oct 2026). The Supreme Court has no page for a 2028 petition.",
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            "note": "No English Wikipedia article for the 2028 election existed on 2 Oct 2026 (2028_Ghanaian_general_election returned 404); 2024 article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Ghanaian_general_election.",
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          "basis": "Polls close at 17:00 local = 17:00 UTC (Africa/Accra, no daylight saving; 2024 precedent, EC press release of 24 Nov 2024). Members are elected by first past the post in single-member constituencies (EC 'Electoral system' page); each constituency returning officer declares the seat at the constituency collation centre (GNA explainer, 8 Dec 2024), and the EC then gazettes the results (2024 programme: 9-18 Dec). There is no national results page and no separate provisional count. SEATS: 276 constituencies in 2024 (EC press release, 10 Jan 2025: '275 out of 276 constituencies'); the EC can redraw constituencies before 2028, and the July 2026 White Paper discusses a larger Parliament, so the count is provisional. Precedent 2024 (polling 7 Dec): most seats were declared within days, but on 19 Dec 2024 nine were still outstanding; after a High Court order of 4 Jan 2025 all but one were declared by 17 Jan 2025 (day 41), and the last (Ablekuma North) needed a rerun in 19 polling stations on 11 Jul 2025, seven months later (EC press releases of 19 Dec 2024, 17 Jan and 2 Jul 2025). The window opens at the start of 8 Dec (ESTIMATED floor) and closes at the end of 31 Jan 2029 (day 55), two weeks past the 2024 date for all but one seat; single disputed seats can stay open for months, as in 2025. The new Parliament's first session must be appointed within 14 days after the old one expires (art. 112(4)); 2025 precedent: first sitting at midnight on 7 Jan 2025 (GNA). Parliamentary election petitions go to the High Court; their deadlines were not checked, and no court confirms the result, so there is no court-validation stage."
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            "citation": "Polls close at 17:00 local = 17:00 UTC (Africa/Accra, no daylight saving; 2024 precedent, EC press release of 24 Nov 2024). Members are elected by first past the post in single-member constituencies (EC 'Electoral system' page); each constituency returning officer declares the seat at the constituency collation centre (GNA explainer, 8 Dec 2024), and the EC then gazettes the results (2024 programme: 9-18 Dec). There is no national results page and no separate provisional count. SEATS: 276 constituencies in 2024 (EC press release, 10 Jan 2025: '275 out of 276 constituencies'); the EC can redraw constituencies before 2028, and the July 2026 White Paper discusses a larger Parliament, so the count is provisional. Precedent 2024 (polling 7 Dec): most seats were declared within days, but on 19 Dec 2024 nine were still outstanding; after a High Court order of 4 Jan 2025 all but one were declared by 17 Jan 2025 (day 41), and the last (Ablekuma North) needed a rerun in 19 polling stations on 11 Jul 2025, seven months later (EC press releases of 19 Dec 2024, 17 Jan and 2 Jul 2025). The window opens at the start of 8 Dec (ESTIMATED floor) and closes at the end of 31 Jan 2029 (day 55), two weeks past the 2024 date for all but one seat; single disputed seats can stay open for months, as in 2025. The new Parliament's first session must be appointed within 14 days after the old one expires (art. 112(4)); 2025 precedent: first sitting at midnight on 7 Jan 2025 (GNA). Parliamentary election petitions go to the High Court; their deadlines were not checked, and no court confirms the result, so there is no court-validation stage.",
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            "note": "Electoral Commission press-release index. The EC has no results index (https://ec.gov.gh/election-results/ returned 404 on 2 Oct 2026), and no 2024 parliamentary results page was found on ec.gov.gh (the 2020 equivalent is https://ec.gov.gh/2020-presidential-election-results/2020-parliamentary-results/). Each seat is declared by its constituency returning officer; the EC then gazettes the results. The 2028 address is unknown.",
            "check": null
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            "url": "https://ec.gov.gh/statement-on-the-outstanding-nine-9-parliamentary-constituencies-delivered-by-the-chairperson/",
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            "note": "2024 precedent: EC Chairperson's statement of 19 Dec 2024: collation in nine constituencies had not been completed after disruptions at constituency collation centres. Follow-ups: EC press release of 17 Jan 2025 (https://ec.gov.gh/update-on-the-collation-of-polling-station-results-for-the-ablekuma-north-constituency/): after a High Court order of 4 Jan 2025 to declare the four outstanding seats, 'the only Constituency still outstanding is Ablekuma North'; EC press release of 2 Jul 2025 (https://ec.gov.gh/elections-in-selected-polling-stations-in-ablekuma-north-constituency/): a rerun in 19 polling stations there on Fri 11 Jul 2025.",
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            "note": "Constitution of Ghana 1992 (as amended 1996), text on constituteproject.org (read 2 Oct 2026): art. 63(2) (presidential election 'not earlier than four months nor later than one month before his term of office expires', on a date the EC specifies by constitutional instrument), 63(3)-(4) (more than 50% of valid votes, otherwise a second election 'within twenty-one days after the previous election'), 64(1) (petition to the Supreme Court within 21 days of the declaration), 66(1) (four-year term from swearing-in), 112(4) (parliamentary general election 'within thirty days before the expiration' of Parliament's four years), 113(1) (Parliament continues four years from its first sitting). DATE (tentative), derived from the Constitution: the President in office was sworn in on 7 Jan 2025 and holds office for four years from that date (art. 66(1)), so the term expires on 7 Jan 2029; art. 63(2) requires the presidential election to begin 'not earlier than four months nor later than one month before his term of office expires', i.e. between 7 Sep and 7 Dec 2028. The Ninth Parliament first sat on 7 Jan 2025 (GNA, 'Ninth Parliament begins on January 7'), and continues four years from that sitting (art. 113(1)), to the end of 6 Jan 2029; art. 112(4) requires the parliamentary general election 'within thirty days before the expiration' of that period, i.e. from 7 Dec 2028. Held on one day, as both have been, the two windows meet only on 7 Dec 2028 (a Thursday) - which is why the election falls on 7 December whatever the weekday (Mon 7 Dec 2020, Sat 7 Dec 2024). The day is not fixed by a statute: art. 63(2) leaves it to the EC by constitutional instrument, and the EC lists moving to 7 November among reforms 'yet to be implemented'. RISK: on 30 Jul 2026 the government's White Paper on the Constitution Review Committee report accepted holding the elections in the first week of November and extending presidential and parliamentary terms to five years (Reuters via TimesLive, 31 Jul 2026; Yen.com.gh, 31 Jul 2026); these need constitutional amendments, the term extension a referendum (tentatively 2027), and are not law as of 2 Oct 2026. Either could move this date.",
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