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The Maldives presidential runoff between incumbent President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih and opposition candidate Dr Mohamed Muizzu saw rising voter turnout through the morning, with the Elections Commission reporting 23% turnout as of 10 a.m. Polling opened at 8 a.m. and was scheduled to close at 5 p.m., with stations operating in all locations except London and Abu Dhabi.
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over 80%polling stations commenced operationsMaldives RepublicBy 08:16 a.m., Vice Chairman of the EC, Ismail Habeeb, confirmed that over 80% of polling stations had commenced operations.
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23%voter turnoutMaldives RepublicAs of 10 a.m., the voter turnout stood at 23%, according to the EC.
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65,600 peoplepeople who had cast ballotsMaldives RepublicWithin the first two hours, 65,600 people, including 38,309 men and 27,291 women, had cast their ballots.
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38,309 peoplemen who had cast ballotsMaldives RepublicWithin the first two hours, 65,600 people, including 38,309 men and 27,291 women, had cast their ballots.
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27,291 peoplewomen who had cast ballotsMaldives RepublicWithin the first two hours, 65,600 people, including 38,309 men and 27,291 women, had cast their ballots.
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76% or 217,204eligible voters yet to voteMaldives RepublicA large portion of the electorate, 76% or 217,204 eligible voters, have yet to vote.
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12%voter turnoutMaldives RepublicThis statistic builds upon the earlier data, which revealed that by 9 a.m., 12% of voters had turned out, leaving 87% of the electorate still to vote.
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87%electorate still to voteMaldives RepublicThis statistic builds upon the earlier data, which revealed that by 9 a.m., 12% of voters had turned out, leaving 87% of the electorate still to vote.
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85-86%anticipated voter turnoutMaldives RepublicHe anticipates a voter turnout between 85-86% and clarified that his party had maintained clean hands in all election-related activities.
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199,023 peoplePeople who had votedMaldives RepublicData released shows 199,023 people, including 98,863 men and 100,160 women, had voted by 3 p.m.
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98,863 peopleMen who had votedMaldives RepublicData released shows 199,023 people, including 98,863 men and 100,160 women, had voted by 3 p.m.
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100,160 peopleWomen who had votedMaldives RepublicData released shows 199,023 people, including 98,863 men and 100,160 women, had voted by 3 p.m.
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83,781 peopleEligible voters yet to cast ballotsMaldives RepublicA total of 83,781 people, accounting to 29.63% of total eligible voters, have yet to cast their ballots.
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29.63%Share of eligible voters yet to cast ballotsMaldives RepublicA total of 83,781 people, accounting to 29.63% of total eligible voters, have yet to cast their ballots.
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nearly 61%Voter turnoutMaldives RepublicAs of 2 p.m., nearly 61% of voters had turned out, per EC statistics.
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282,804 peopleEligible votersMaldives RepublicA total of 282,804 people, including 144,410 females and 138,394 males, are eligible to vote in the election.
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144,410 peopleFemale eligible votersMaldives RepublicA total of 282,804 people, including 144,410 females and 138,394 males, are eligible to vote in the election.
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138,394 peopleMale eligible votersMaldives RepublicA total of 282,804 people, including 144,410 females and 138,394 males, are eligible to vote in the election.
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46 percentVote share of Muizzu in first roundMaldives RepublicThe first round of the presidential elections saw Muizzu secure 46 percent of the vote, emerging as the frontrunner.
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39 percentVote share of Solih in first roundMaldives RepublicPresident Solih, who has been in office since November 2018, garnered 39 percent of the vote.
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Polling stations opened for the presidential runoff and voters began queuing before opening.at 8 a.m.Maldives RepublicVoters started queuing early at polling stations before they officially opened at 8 a.m.
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Polling was scheduled to close for the presidential runoff.5 p.m.Maldives RepublicThe EC, keen on maintaining the scheduled timing, warned that polling will close precisely at 5 p.m., urging citizens to cast their votes without delay.
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Voting had started in all stations except those in London and Abu Dhabi, with no disturbances reported.London and Abu DhabiMaldives RepublicThe EC noted that polling had started in all stations except those in London and Abu Dhabi, and no disturbances had been reported.
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