The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has publicly rejected a recent Supreme Court ruling that invalidated its delegate system for internal elections. The decision effectively nullifies the existing process for selecting party representatives. The NPP argues the ruling carries significant cost implications for the party, though specifics were not detailed. Party officials expressed disagreement with the court's decision, indicating potential disruption to their internal organizational structures. This rejection signals a likely period of internal debate within the NPP regarding how to proceed with future party elections. Further legal challenges or amendments to party bylaws may follow as the NPP navigates the consequences of the ruling. The party has not yet announced its next steps, leaving the future of its internal election processes uncertain.