The Elections Commission said overseas voter re-registrations nearly doubled to 6,223 for the second round of the presidential election, up from 3,327 registered for the first round on 9 September. Mohamed Muizzu and Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, who took 46 percent and 39 percent respectively in the first round, will contest the runoff on 30 September.
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In the first round held on 9 September, the number registered to vote at overseas locations stood at 3,327, with 14 ballot boxes placed across India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, the United Kingdom (UK) and the United Arab Emirate (UAE).
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will compete for the nation's top job in the second round runoff of the presidential elections on 30 September.
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EC Vice-President Ismail Habeeb said 6,223 had re-registered to vote at overseas polling stations.
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In the first round held on 9 September, the number registered to vote at overseas locations stood at 3,327, with 14 ballot boxes placed across India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, the United Kingdom (UK) and the United Arab Emirate (UAE).
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In the first round held on 9 September, the number registered to vote at overseas locations stood at 3,327, with 14 ballot boxes placed across India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, the United Kingdom (UK) and the United Arab Emirate (UAE).
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With 282,395 eligible to vote in the first round, the second round saw 408 more eligible voters added to the official electoral roll.
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With 282,395 eligible to vote in the first round, the second round saw 408 more eligible voters added to the official electoral roll.
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having garnered the most votes in the first round with 46 percent and 39 percent respectively, will compete for the nation's top job in the second round runoff of the presidential elections on 30 September.
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Earlier reports gave 46 percent 24 Sep, 16:24 Maldives Republic46% 22 Sep, 18:53 Maldives Republic
having garnered the most votes in the first round with 46 percent and 39 percent respectively, will compete for the nation's top job in the second round runoff of the presidential elections on 30 September.
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Earlier reports gave 39 percent 24 Sep, 16:24 Maldives Republic39 percent 12 Sep, 17:39 Maldives Republic
