The Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) is urging the Ghanaian government to enact new legislation addressing political finance. The call focuses on regulating how political parties are funded and how much can be spent on campaigns. Currently, there are gaps in the legal framework governing these crucial aspects of Ghana’s democracy. CDD-Ghana believes a new law is needed to ensure transparency and accountability in political financing. This includes oversight of internal party elections, which are often a source of financial influence. The organization argues that robust regulations are vital for strengthening democratic processes and reducing corruption risks associated with political funding. Ultimately, this reform aims to level the playing field and promote fairer elections in Ghana.