The Elections Commission announced the parliamentary make-up for the 2024 parliamentary elections, adding six constituencies and raising the total number of seats from 87 to 93. Several existing constituencies were renamed, and the Commission opened a window for public complaints and feedback on the interim report.
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This will increase the total number of parliamentary seats from 87 to 93, according to the Commission's report released on Wednesday.
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This will increase the total number of parliamentary seats from 87 to 93, according to the Commission's report released on Wednesday.
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The deadline for submissions is 3 p.m. on 19 October.
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The Elections Commission has opened a window for public complaints and feedback regarding the interim report.
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Following this reshuffle, Eydhafushi in Baa Atoll, Villingili in Gaafu Alifu Atoll, and Meedhoo in Addu City have been separated to have their own distinct representation.
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