Elections Commission Opens Window for Complaints on Voter Re-Registration

The Elections Commission (EC) opened a window for complaints on voter re-registration for the presidential runoff on 30 September. Over 47,000 voters re-registered, sparking controversy. Opposition leader Abdul Raheem Abdulla accused the government of trying to steal the election, while MDP secretary-general Anas Abdul Sattar attributed the high numbers to low first-round turnout. Complaints must be filed by Saturday 9pm at designated locations: Dharubaaruge in Male', local councils in other islands, or consulates for overseas voters.

The Elections Commission (EC) opened a window for complaints on voter re-registration for the presidential runoff on 30 September. Over 47,000 voters re-registered, sparking controversy. Opposition leader Abdul Raheem Abdulla accused the government of trying to steal the election, while MDP secretary-general Anas Abdul Sattar attributed the high numbers to low first-round turnout. Complaints must be filed by Saturday 9pm at designated locations: Dharubaaruge in Male', local councils in other islands, or consulates for overseas voters.

The Elections Commission (EC) opened a window for complaints on voter re-registration for the presidential runoff on 30 September. Over 47,000 voters re-registered, sparking controversy. Opposition leader Abdul Raheem Abdulla accused the government of trying to steal the election, while MDP secretary-general Anas Abdul Sattar attributed the high numbers to low first-round turnout. Complaints must be filed by Saturday 9pm at designated locations: Dharubaaruge in Male', local councils in other islands, or consulates for overseas voters.

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