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Tensions Flare Over Voter Re-Registration For Presidential Election Runoff
Over 47,000 voters applied for re-registration for the September 30 presidential election runoff, a figure the Elections Commission says exceeds the 42,000 from the first round, prompting the opposition PPM/PNC coalition to allege attempted election theft and demand an investigation. The EC, which has processed more than 19,000 forms, denies manipulation of the online portal and says it will publish the complete list of re-registered voters for scrutiny once verification is complete.
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Sat 30 SepThe Maldives holds the second round of its presidential election.September 30only Maldives RepublicAs the Maldives prepares for the second round of its presidential election, slated for September 30, controversies surrounding the re-registration of voters have escalated into a full-blown political row.
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Tensions Flare Over Voter Re-Registration For Presidential Election Runoff
over 47,000 voters who applied for re-registration
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over 47,000voters who applied for re-registrationMaldives RepublicA record number of over 47,000 voters have applied for re-registration, according to the Elections Commission (EC)
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42,000 re-registrationsre-registrations in the first roundMaldives Republicover 47,000 forms for re-registration were submitted by the deadline, exceeding the 42,000 re-registrations from the first round
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more than 19,000re-registration forms already processedMaldives RepublicThe commission is presently in the process of verifying these numbers, with more than 19,000 forms already processed.
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25,000 formsre-registration forms submitted within two days (opposition claim)Maldives RepublicRaheem expressed incredulity over the submission of 25,000 re-registration forms within two days.
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more than 50,000individuals who did not vote in the first roundMaldives RepublicAccording to the EC, more than 50,000 individuals did not vote in the first round, marking the lowest turnout thus far.
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