The incumbent Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Mfantseman Constituency, Frederick Budu-Hagan, has been retained for a third consecutive term following his victory in the party’s constituency executive elections.
Budu-Hagan secured 1,057 votes to maintain his position as constituency chairman, ahead of his two contenders, Felix Kwesi Abban, popularly known as “Hope,” who polled 612 votes, and Emmanuel Brew, who obtained 252 votes.
The election recorded a total of 1,921 valid votes, with 14 ballots rejected, as delegates voted to elect executives to steer the affairs of the party in the constituency.
His re-election marks the continuation of his leadership at the constituency level, with expectations that he will work with the newly elected executives to strengthen party structures and promote unity among members.
Speaking to NewsAfricaGhana’s Paa Solo Savvy after his victory, Chairman Budu-Hagan congratulated all aspirants who participated in the contest, as well as the delegates, the Electoral Commission, security personnel and NDC faithful, for their respective roles in ensuring the successful conduct of the elections.
He expressed appreciation to the delegates for participating in the electoral process and called on all aspirants to put their differences aside and work together for the effective administration and development of the party in the Mfantseman Constituency.
He stressed the importance of unity and cooperation among party members, urging the contestants to support the newly elected executives in advancing the party’s objectives at the constituency level.
The Mfantseman NDC constituency elections were held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at the Mankessim Astro Turf, where delegates elected executives to lead the party ahead of its future political activities.
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