President Solih Leads, Undecided Voters May Sway Election and Referendum

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih leads opponent Dr Mohamed Muizzu by 6 points (30% to 24%) in the latest Baani Centre opinion poll for the upcoming second round of the Maldives presidential election, but with 36% undecided voters and a 5% margin of error, the outcome remains uncertain. In the first round, Muizzu surprisingly won 46% to Solih's 39%. Additionally, a national referendum on the governance system is scheduled for October, with 64% favoring the current presidential system over a parliamentary system, though 19% are undecided. The Democrats lead the parliamentary camp. The poll has a 95% confidence level.

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih leads opponent Dr Mohamed Muizzu by 6 points (30% to 24%) in the latest Baani Centre opinion poll for the upcoming second round of the Maldives presidential election, but with 36% undecided voters and a 5% margin of error, the outcome remains uncertain. In the first round, Muizzu surprisingly won 46% to Solih's 39%. Additionally, a national referendum on the governance system is scheduled for October, with 64% favoring the current presidential system over a parliamentary system, though 19% are undecided. The Democrats lead the parliamentary camp. The poll has a 95% confidence level.

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih leads opponent Dr Mohamed Muizzu by 6 points (30% to 24%) in the latest Baani Centre opinion poll for the upcoming second round of the Maldives presidential election, but with 36% undecided voters and a 5% margin of error, the outcome remains uncertain. In the first round, Muizzu surprisingly won 46% to Solih's 39%. Additionally, a national referendum on the governance system is scheduled for October, with 64% favoring the current presidential system over a parliamentary system, though 19% are undecided. The Democrats lead the parliamentary camp. The poll has a 95% confidence level.

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