Transparency Maldives fully ready for extensive observation of October 19, 2013 election

Transparency Maldives announced it will conduct an independent and systematic observation of the polls on October 19, 2013. They have recruited and deployed over 400 fully trained election observers and volunteers across all 20 atolls. The observation uses random sampling to comment on election quality nationwide. Two press conferences will be held on election day at Dharubaaruge: one at 1pm on opening of polls, and another later in the evening on overall processes including counting and closing.

Transparency Maldives announced it will conduct an independent and systematic observation of the polls on October 19, 2013. They have recruited and deployed over 400 fully trained election observers and volunteers across all 20 atolls. The observation uses random sampling to comment on election quality nationwide. Two press conferences will be held on election day at Dharubaaruge: one at 1pm on opening of polls, and another later in the evening on overall processes including counting and closing.

Transparency Maldives announced it will conduct an independent and systematic observation of the polls on October 19, 2013. They have recruited and deployed over 400 fully trained election observers and volunteers across all 20 atolls. The observation uses random sampling to comment on election quality nationwide. Two press conferences will be held on election day at Dharubaaruge: one at 1pm on opening of polls, and another later in the evening on overall processes including counting and closing.

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