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MDP Reckons With Unanticipated Setback, Urges Optimism
Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) is reassessing after incumbent President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih placed second with 38% of the vote behind PNC's Dr Mohamed Muizzu at 45% in the first round of the presidential election, with the party citing low turnout of 80% and overconfidence as reasons. MDP Chairman Fayyaz Ismail urged optimism ahead of the second round scheduled for 30 September, while President Solih acknowledged the need to form coalitions.
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38%Vote share of incumbent President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih in first roundMaldives Republicincumbent President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih came in second with 38% of the vote, trailing Dr Mohamed Muizzu of the People’s National Congress (PNC), who garnered 45%.
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45%Vote share of Dr Mohamed Muizzu in first roundMaldives Republictrailing Dr Mohamed Muizzu of the People’s National Congress (PNC), who garnered 45%.
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130,000 votesVotes President Solih claimed he was assured ofMaldives Republiche was assured of 130,000 votes. However, this proved to be overly ambitious, as he secured just 85,260 votes.
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85,260 votesVotes President Solih securedMaldives RepublicHowever, this proved to be overly ambitious, as he secured just 85,260 votes.
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80%Voter turnoutMaldives Republicthe lack of turnout that saw only 80% of eligible voters participating. This figure marked the lowest voter turnout in recent history for a Maldivian presidential election.
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