PNC will win all by-elections and 2028 presidential race: Saleem

Deputy Speaker Ahmed Saleem stated that the ruling People's National Congress (PNC) is confident of winning the 2028 presidential election without a coalition and expects to win all upcoming by-elections. This follows the PNC's victory in the Meedhoo Council presidential election, where candidate Suha Ibrahim won 54.09% of the vote, giving the PNC full control of the Dhaalu Meedhoo Council. The election was a revote ordered by the High Court after a tie. Saleem said the party's focus was divided during April elections due to a constitutional amendment referendum. President Muizzu and the First Lady arrived in Meedhoo for a celebration event.

Deputy Speaker Ahmed Saleem stated that the ruling People's National Congress (PNC) is confident of winning the 2028 presidential election without a coalition and expects to win all upcoming by-elections. This follows the PNC's victory in the Meedhoo Council presidential election, where candidate Suha Ibrahim won 54.09% of the vote, giving the PNC full control of the Dhaalu Meedhoo Council. The election was a revote ordered by the High Court after a tie. Saleem said the party's focus was divided during April elections due to a constitutional amendment referendum. President Muizzu and the First Lady arrived in Meedhoo for a celebration event.

Deputy Speaker Ahmed Saleem stated that the ruling People's National Congress (PNC) is confident of winning the 2028 presidential election without a coalition and expects to win all upcoming by-elections. This follows the PNC's victory in the Meedhoo Council presidential election, where candidate Suha Ibrahim won 54.09% of the vote, giving the PNC full control of the Dhaalu Meedhoo Council. The election was a revote ordered by the High Court after a tie. Saleem said the party's focus was divided during April elections due to a constitutional amendment referendum. President Muizzu and the First Lady arrived in Meedhoo for a celebration event.

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