Election commission opens polls in North Hithadhoo by-election

Voting commenced Saturday morning in a parliamentary by-election for the North Hithadhoo constituency, triggered by a Supreme Court ruling that unseated the previous representative. The Elections Commission announced polls open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for 4,121 eligible voters, with 4,154 ballot papers printed. Seven ballot boxes are deployed across two hubs: two at Dharumavantha School in Malé and five at Hithadhoo School in Addu City. Voters may only bring a blue ink pen and an accepted form of identification.

Voting commenced Saturday morning in a parliamentary by-election for the North Hithadhoo constituency, triggered by a Supreme Court ruling that unseated the previous representative. The Elections Commission announced polls open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for 4,121 eligible voters, with 4,154 ballot papers printed. Seven ballot boxes are deployed across two hubs: two at Dharumavantha School in Malé and five at Hithadhoo School in Addu City. Voters may only bring a blue ink pen and an accepted form of identification.

Voting commenced Saturday morning in a parliamentary by-election for the North Hithadhoo constituency, triggered by a Supreme Court ruling that unseated the previous representative. The Elections Commission announced polls open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for 4,121 eligible voters, with 4,154 ballot papers printed. Seven ballot boxes are deployed across two hubs: two at Dharumavantha School in Malé and five at Hithadhoo School in Addu City. Voters may only bring a blue ink pen and an accepted form of identification.

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