Dr. John Osae-Kwapong, a fellow at CDD-Ghana, has expressed doubts about the effectiveness of internal checks within the Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana. He questions whether existing safeguards are sufficient to prevent a commissioner with political affiliations from prioritizing a specific political party's agenda. This concern centers on the potential for partisan commissioners to act in ways that benefit a particular party, potentially undermining the integrity of the electoral process in Ghana. Dr. Osae-Kwapong’s inquiry highlights the importance of robust, impartial mechanisms to ensure fairness and transparency within the EC. The issue underscores a need for scrutiny regarding potential conflicts of interest and the ability of the commission to remain neutral. Further discussion is needed to assess and strengthen the EC’s internal controls in Ghana.