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Several Former Legislators Secure Nominations in Ruling Coalition Primaries
Voters in the PPM-PNC ruling coalition's parliamentary primaries on Saturday favoured experienced former legislators, with 283 candidates contesting 73 constituencies and 71,597 members eligible to vote. Several former MPs won party tickets while notable candidates including Dunya Maumoon, Anara Naeem and Mohamed Waheed Ibrahim lost, amid internal tensions over electoral roll discrepancies and candidate disqualifications.
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Sat 27 JanThe PPM-PNC coalition held parliamentary primaries in which several former legislators secured party tickets.Saturdayonly Maldives RepublicVoters from the ruling coalition of the People’s National Congress (PNC) and the Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) favoured experience over youth in Saturday’s primaries, handing party tickets to several former legislators for the upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Several Former Legislators Secure Nominations in Ruling Coalition Primaries