The PNC-PPM ruling coalition held its parliamentary primaries on Saturday, with 283 candidates competing for 73 constituencies, amid electoral roll discrepancies, candidate disqualifications and physical altercations at some polling stations. Final primary results are expected in the coming week ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled for 17 March.
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The PPM-PNC coalition’s parliamentary primaries saw 283 candidates vie for 73 constituencies.
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The PPM-PNC coalition’s parliamentary primaries saw 283 candidates vie for 73 constituencies.
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According to the coalition, 71,597 members were eligible to cast their votes in the primaries.
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Earlier reports gave 71,597 voters 27 Jan, 13:28 Maldives Republic54,680 voters 14 Jan, 16:40 Maldives Republic
he believes the coalition will secure at least 62 seats in the parliamentary elections out of the 93.
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a contentious decision made by the coalition’s leadership on the eve of the parliamentary primaries to disqualify specific candidates
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