The Maldivian Democratic Party is in the final stages of preparing for its parliamentary primaries on Saturday, with 149 candidates competing across 40 constituencies. The party reaffirmed its intention to field candidates for all 93 seats in the parliamentary election scheduled for 17 March, with 48 candidates already holding uncontested party tickets.
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To date, 48 candidates have secured uncontested party tickets for the parliamentary elections scheduled for 17 March.
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The primaries will see 149 candidates competing for votes across 40 constituencies.
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The MDP reaffirmed its intention to field candidates for all 93 seats in the upcoming parliamentary election.
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To date, 48 candidates have secured uncontested party tickets for the parliamentary elections scheduled for 17 March.
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voting will take place across 95 islands and Malé City, where 27 ballot boxes will be placed
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In total, 122 ballot boxes will be placed nationwide.
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According to the party, 25,325 party members are eligible to cast their votes in the primaries for the 40 open constituencies.
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