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This article is a research and opinion piece published by Bleugates Research & Development as part of its Trusted Digital Governance Systems programme. It does not represent the position of the Electoral Commission of Ghana or any political party. The proposals advanced here are intended to stimulate technical and policy discussion, not to undermine existing institutions.
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