The Morning Call
Vote counting is underway in Ghana following parliamentary and presidential elections on Wednesday. Polls officially closed at 5 pm local time, but with around 29,000 polling stations, official results from the country’s 275 constituencies across 10 regions are not expected until later today. Full results are expected before Saturday evening, 72 hours after polls closed.
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