Transparency Maldives to conduct first ever systematic elections observation for upcoming polls – Transparency Maldives

Transparency Maldives met with local media for a briefing on their upcoming election observation. They are the only non-partisan organisation conducting a nationwide, extensive and systematic observation using over 400 observers and volunteers. The observation uses random sampling to make generalised statements on election quality. On Election Day (Sep 7), they will make two press statements: one on opening of polling stations, and another on the quality of elections throughout the day. They hope for media support in disseminating information to the public.

Transparency Maldives met with local media for a briefing on their upcoming election observation. They are the only non-partisan organisation conducting a nationwide, extensive and systematic observation using over 400 observers and volunteers. The observation uses random sampling to make generalised statements on election quality. On Election Day (Sep 7), they will make two press statements: one on opening of polling stations, and another on the quality of elections throughout the day. They hope for media support in disseminating information to the public.

Transparency Maldives met with local media for a briefing on their upcoming election observation. They are the only non-partisan organisation conducting a nationwide, extensive and systematic observation using over 400 observers and volunteers. The observation uses random sampling to make generalised statements on election quality. On Election Day (Sep 7), they will make two press statements: one on opening of polling stations, and another on the quality of elections throughout the day. They hope for media support in disseminating information to the public.

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