Voting Commences in PPM/PNC Parliamentary Primaries Amid Controversy

Voting began in PPM/PNC parliamentary primaries after a controversy over candidate exclusion. The coalition initially excluded some candidates, causing backlash, but later reversed the decision. A total of 283 candidates contest 73 constituencies with 71,597 eligible voters. Thirteen candidates secured uncontested nominations. President Muizzu will not contest three constituencies held by coalition partners.

Voting began in PPM/PNC parliamentary primaries after a controversy over candidate exclusion. The coalition initially excluded some candidates, causing backlash, but later reversed the decision. A total of 283 candidates contest 73 constituencies with 71,597 eligible voters. Thirteen candidates secured uncontested nominations. President Muizzu will not contest three constituencies held by coalition partners.

Voting began in PPM/PNC parliamentary primaries after a controversy over candidate exclusion. The coalition initially excluded some candidates, causing backlash, but later reversed the decision. A total of 283 candidates contest 73 constituencies with 71,597 eligible voters. Thirteen candidates secured uncontested nominations. President Muizzu will not contest three constituencies held by coalition partners.

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