The Director of Elections of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Evans Nimako, says the Supreme Court’s decision against the use of a delegate system in parliamentary primaries will not necessarily solve the problem of monetisation in Ghana’s politics. However, he believes opening up party primaries to all eligible members may not be the solution. “I am not in support of aspirants paying for votes, but there is an existing law, the Political Parties Act, Act 574, which is against it. He argued that the focus should instead be on enforcing existing laws and improving political party financing systems, rather than relying solely on changes to the internal election structure. Mr Nimako also raised concerns about how political parties would manage their membership registers under a system where all eligible members participate in primaries.