Here is a list of the 15 constituencies that will not vote in the NDC primaries

Due to ongoing disputes on numerous fronts, fifteen constituencies will not participate in the exercise on May 13 as the National Democratic Congress gets ready to hold its legislative and presidential primaries around the nation in various seats.

Once the remaining concerns relating to the various seats are resolved, the party is anticipated to reschedule a date for the elections.

Among these groups are;

Akwatia, Ayensuano, Afram Plains

Manhyia South, Adansi Asokwa and Mampong

Eastern Region

Ashanti Region

South, Lower West Akim

Greater Accra Region

Akontombra constituency

Ayawaso West Wuogon and Odododiodoo constituency

Amenfi East constituency

Western North region

Tano North constituency

Central Region

Effutu constituency

Gomoa Central, Assin North and

Ahafo Region

In total, there will be 217 primaries, with 15 being postponed and 44 being uncontested.

A total of 356,624 party delegates are anticipated to cast ballots in the presidential primary, while 55,862 candidates are competing in the parliamentary primaries held around the nation.

In the meantime, former president John Mahama would be competing for the position of the party’s flagbearer against Kojo Bonsu, a former chief executive officer of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly, and Dr. Kwabena Duffuor, a former minister of finance and governor of the Bank of Ghana, who are listed in second and third place on the ballot, respectively.