Transparency Maldives briefed local media on its first systematic nationwide observation of the upcoming presidential election, using over 400 observers and volunteers with random sampling. It plans two press statements on Election Day, Sep 7, on polling station opening and on the quality of the elections.
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Transparency Maldives met with local media yesterday, for a briefing on our upcoming election observation.
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On Election Day, Transparency Maldives will be making two press statements: One, earlier in the day on Sep 7, reporting on the opening of polling stations; And the second, later in the day, reporting on the quality of the elections, throughout the election day itself.
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Transparency Maldives is the only non-partisan organisation conducting a nationwide, extensive and systematic observation of this presidential election using a large network of over 400 observers and volunteers.
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