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The Director of Electoral Services at the Electoral Commission (EC) Dr Serebuor Quaicoe has said that the electoral officer who supervised the signing of the pink sheet in the ongoing by-election in Kumawu even before the voting will end explained to him that the agents were asked to write their names on the pink sheet but they went a step ahead to sign.
Dr. Serebour Quaicoe said this in an interview with TV3’s William Evans Nkum who is currently in Kumawu monitoring the by-election.
“I think that our officer didn’t do well because she should have paid attention for them to complete the portion she was talking of before she moved on to another issue.
The other issue is that the agents too also didn’t do well because signing the results means that you have accepted the results when the ballot papers have not been counted so our officer didn’t do well, and the agents of both NPP and NDC also didn’t do well.
“It should be on record that it wasn’t one particular party agent that signed, both of them signed. We have replaced that sheet with another sheet.”
Dr Serebuor Quaicoe added [the officer] was saying that when he completed his portion he asked [the agents] to put their names there and the people went beyond and signed so he didn’t ask them to sign. If that is the case then we can only fault him for not supervising them.”
He further dismissed claims that the agents were forced to sign.
“The initial claim is that he forced them. An adult, can someone force you to do things that you have been cautioned not to do? So I am tempted to believe that the people mistakenly signed.”
The Electoral Officer is the one in charge of the Oyoko Methodist Primary School polling station No F360203 in the Sekyere Kumawu Constituency.
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