The Democrats' presidential candidate Ilyas Labeeb said his party is open to talks with both the PPM/PNC coalition and the MDP after the first round of the 9 September presidential election, in which he finished third with seven percent of the vote. PPM/PNC's Mohamed Muizzu led MDP's Ibrahim Mohamed Solih heading into a second-round run-off set for 30 September.
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Labeeb garnered seven percent with 15,000 votes, coming in third in the first round of the presidential elections held 9 September.
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With neither of the candidates securing more than 50 percent of the vote, the nation is now set to vote, on 30 September, in a second-round run-off which will see the top two candidates compete for the top job.
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Labeeb garnered seven percent with 15,000 votes, coming in third in the first round of the presidential elections held 9 September.
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PPM/PNC’s Mohamed Muizzu led MDP’s Ibrahim Mohamed Solih by seven percent – Muizzu with more than a 15,000-vote lead, has 46 percent of the votes won with incumbent Solih having 39 percent.
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PPM/PNC’s Mohamed Muizzu led MDP’s Ibrahim Mohamed Solih by seven percent – Muizzu with more than a 15,000-vote lead, has 46 percent of the votes won with incumbent Solih having 39 percent.
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