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Transparency Maldives issued a press statement on the opening of polls for the 2026 elections. Opening was smooth, with 15 out of 26 polling stations opening by 8:10am and all by 9:00am. Police presence was visible at 25 of 26 stations. However, ballot secrecy was compromised in 3 stations due to layout, and police interfered at one station. The Elections Commission announced last-minute changes to voting procedures on declining ballot papers, causing administrative confusion and risking voter secrecy. Transparency Maldives urged all parties to maintain peace and encouraged voter turnout.

Transparency Maldives issued a press statement on the opening of polls for the 2026 elections. Opening was smooth, with 15 out of 26 polling stations opening by 8:10am and all by 9:00am. Police presence was visible at 25 of 26 stations. However, ballot secrecy was compromised in 3 stations due to layout, and police interfered at one station. The Elections Commission announced last-minute changes to voting procedures on declining ballot papers, causing administrative confusion and risking voter secrecy. Transparency Maldives urged all parties to maintain peace and encouraged voter turnout.

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Transparency Maldives issued a press statement on the opening of polls for the 2026 elections. Opening was smooth, with 15 out of 26 polling stations opening by 8:10am and all by 9:00am. Police presence was visible at 25 of 26 stations. However, ballot secrecy was compromised in 3 stations due to layout, and police interfered at one station. The Elections Commission announced last-minute changes to voting procedures on declining ballot papers, causing administrative confusion and risking voter secrecy. Transparency Maldives urged all parties to maintain peace and encouraged voter turnout.

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