President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, the MDP's presidential candidate, said he expects to win the upcoming election in the first round without a run-off, citing strong campaign-trail support. A Baani Centre poll in August put him at 21%, seven points ahead of Dr Mohamed Muizzu, and at 51% when undecided and non-voting participants are accounted for.
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Addressing a campaign event in Male’ City on Thursday, President Solih stated that the observations from the campaign trail indicated a strong desire among the electorate for the MDP to remain in power
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The latest poll revealed President Solih ahead with 21%, surpassing his opponent Dr Mohamed Muizzu by seven percentage points.
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When accounting for undecided or non-voting participants, President Solih’s support was a decisive 51%, securing a clear victory in the first round.
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