Election 2024 in Ghana: Why Some Won’t Vote And Why You Must

With just 55 days to Ghana’s 2024 election and in this article, you will discover why your vote matters, understand the importance of voting and how it shapes Ghana’s future and learn why every registered voter should participate.
Do you know how crucial the 2024 elections in Ghana are? Do you know the importance of voting in Ghana in 2024? Do you know why you must vote in this election no matter what? Do you know your excuses and failure to vote can negatively affect you and everyone of us?
It is just 55 days until Election 2024 in Ghana, and the big question is, Do you know why you must vote? If you are 18 years and older and of sound mind and you have registered as a voter, it is prudent that you ask yourself this question… “Why must I vote? The 2024 election in Ghana is crutial and every one who qaulifies to vote must cast a vote.
Per the constitution of Ghana and the demoractive processes outlined in the constitution, everyone who is a qualified voter must cast a ballot to contribute to the decision-making in terms of electing a president and 275 members of parliament.
Regrettably, many Ghanaian voters who are expected to participate in decision-making, shape the country’s direction, and choose leaders often lack an understanding of their role in governance, yet they are quick to point the finger at those in authority.
Ghanaians in Ghana during the election have decided not to vote. According to these people, they are tired of politicians. Others are of the view that all politicians are the same. In some instances, some do not vote dSome individuals, such as members of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, refrain from voting due to their religious beliefs. bers of the 7th-day Adventist Church will not vote because the day of voting falls on their day of worship, but they must not forget the call by Jesus that we should give unto Caesar what belongs to Caesar and give unto God what belongs to God.
Another group of Ghanaians believed that, given the corruption of those in power and their similarity to those running for office, their votes would have no impact on the state’s management.
The sad reality is that, if you fail to vote, others will vote to determine your economic freedom or struggle. They will cast their votes to shape your governance.
It is your civic responsibility as a Ghanaian to vote and contribute to democratic decision-making through the ballot. You would have yourself to blame if you did not cast your vote and allow others to make choices for you.
If you think the government in power is doing well, add your voice by voting for it; if you believe the government has failed, vote for another person who has a higher chance of winning to help take the current government out of power.
Some communities have demonstrated in the last year and threatened not to vote at all. Their reasons for such decisions are many, including the lack of development, among others. While this decision may sound and look good, it is not the best option. It’s better to vote against a government that’s failed you than not vote.
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If you choose not to vote due to the negative reasons outlined above or any other related ones, you will be doing yourself, your family, and the nation a high level of disservice.
When making your voting decision, it must hinge on your sincere wishes and aspirations for the nation and not on mere political lines. Your voice is your power, but if you fail to vote on December 7th, 2024, you can be described as an “irresponsible citizen.” You would not have the moral right to complain if the wrong leaders are chosen during a voting process you delibrately decided not to participate in as a registered voter.
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It is your Civic responsibility Ghana to participate in the elections as a voter. Let your voice be heard through the power of your thumb. Vote and vote wisely on issues and not on personalities.
The 2024 election in Ghana will determine the direction of the country. Your vote must be part of the decision making.