Ewurabena Aubyn wins Ablekuma North seat for NDC

A historic victory for the National Democratic Congress

Ewurabena Aubyn of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has emerged as the Member of Parliament-elect for the Ablekuma North Constituency, following a tightly contested election held on Friday, July 11, 2025. Her victory marks a significant gain for the NDC in what has historically been a stronghold for the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

Final vote tally: Aubyn edges out Nana Akua Afriyie

According to the certified results declared by Ghana’s Electoral Commission (EC) at its headquarters, Ewurabena Aubyn secured 34,090 votes, (50.10%) narrowly defeating the former NPP MP, Nana Akua Afriyie, who polled 33,881 votes. The slim margin of 209 votes underscored the competitiveness of the race.

19 Polling stations finalize tally from 162 previous ones

The decisive votes came from 19 additional polling stations, which were added to the already collated results from 162 polling stations. These final polling centers played a pivotal role in confirming Aubyn’s lead and eventual victory.

Declaration by the Electoral Commission

The final announcement was made at the EC Headquarters, where officials affirmed that all due processes had been followed. The declaration officially confirmed Ewurabena Aubyn as the MP-elect for Ablekuma North, paving the way for her to represent the constituency in the current Parliament.

Significance of the Outcome

Aubyn’s win signals a possible shift in the political dynamics of the Ablekuma North constituency, which has traditionally leaned toward the NPP. Her campaign, focused on grassroots development, youth empowerment, and inclusive governance, appears to have resonated with voters seeking change.