NPP National Officers Election Set For October 3 At Baba Yara Stadium; Final Delegates Register Ready Sept 17 - NOEC

The National Officers Elections Committee (NOEC) of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has announced that preparations are on course for the Party's National Annual Delegates Conference and election of National Officers slated for Saturday, 3rd October 2026 at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.

This follows a final engagement held on Tuesday with aspirants and their representatives to brief them on the final rules, regulations, guidelines and operational arrangements for the elections.

Addressing the media, Chairman of the NOEC, Frederick Opare-Ansah, said the meeting addressed outstanding matters requiring clarification ahead of the Conference.

*Final Delegates Register and Online Verification*

According to the Committee, the Final Delegates Register has been completed and will be available for collection by aspirants or their authorized representatives from tomorrow, Thursday, 17th September 2026.

NOEC says the completion of the register represents another important milestone.

The Committee has also established an online verification facility to enable delegates to check their eligibility.

Delegates are to visit the NPP official website, click on “Verification” on the navigation bar and enter their phone number or Voter ID number to receive a One-Time Password (OTP) to check their eligibility. The Committee is urging all delegates to verify well ahead of the Conference.

*Voting Arrangements*

On voting, NOEC clarified that all eligible youth delegates will vote in the election of the National Youth Organiser, in addition to other elections they are entitled to participate in.

Similarly, all female delegates will vote in the election of the National Women’s Organiser.

For the three National Vice-Chairpersons, each delegate will be required to select three aspirants. The tally system will be used for counting votes in that election.

*Printing Agents, Polling Agents and Proxy Voting*

As part of measures to ensure transparency, aspirants have been requested to submit the names of their printing agents to monitor the printing of ballot papers, as well as names and photographs of their polling agents for identification and accreditation.