The incumbent Communication Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Mfantseman Constituency, John Bambir, has been overwhelmingly re-elected to retain his position following the party’s constituency executive elections held on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
Mr. Bambir secured 1,242 votes to defeat his main contender, Justice Enoch Appiah, who polled 681 votes.
The results reflect a margin of 561 votes between the two candidates, giving Mr. Bambir another opportunity to lead the constituency’s communications machinery for the next four years.
Speaking to NewsAfricaGhana’s Solomon Kobina Acquah after the declaration of the results, Mr. Bambir expressed gratitude to the delegates for renewing their confidence in his leadership.
He pledged to work harder to justify the trust reposed in him and strengthen the party’s communication structures across the constituency.
Mr. Bambir also called on his contender, Justice Enoch Appiah, and his supporters to join hands with him to build a stronger and more united communications bureau capable of effectively communicating the party’s policies, activities and achievements to the public.
He emphasised the importance of unity and collective effort in advancing the NDC’s interests in Mfantseman, urging party members to put the outcome of the election behind them and work together towards shared objectives.
According to the election figures, a total of 1,937 votes were cast, comprising 1,823 valid votes and 14 rejected ballots. The figures provided account for 1,837 ballots, leaving 100 votes unaccounted for in the reported breakdown.
The election formed part of the NDC’s constituency-level internal electoral process to select executives who will steer the affairs of the party in Mfantseman for the next four years.
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