The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) will launch its campaign for the upcoming parliamentary elections at an event at the Malé Artificial Beach on Monday night, fielding 90 candidates in the 93-seat race. Parliament on 11 February amended the General Elections Act to delay the vote until 10 days after Ramadan, with the amendment taking effect once the President ratifies the bill.
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While the Elections Commission (EC) has scheduled parliamentary elections for 17 March, the Parliament, on 11 February, amended the General Elections Act effectively forcing the elections to be held 10 days after Ramadan.
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The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) will officially launch its campaign for the upcoming parliamentary elections at an event scheduled to be held at the Malé Artificial Beach on Monday night.
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While the Elections Commission (EC) has scheduled parliamentary elections for 17 March
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The MDP will field 90 candidates in the 93-seat parliamentary race, with six women and 84 men having received the party tickets.
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The MDP will field 90 candidates in the 93-seat parliamentary race, with six women and 84 men having received the party tickets.
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The 2019 parliamentary elections saw 386 candidates contesting — with 43 women and 343 men.
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The 2019 parliamentary elections saw 386 candidates contesting — with 43 women and 343 men.
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The 2019 parliamentary elections saw 386 candidates contesting — with 43 women and 343 men.
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There are 368 candidates contesting the upcoming 2024 elections of which 42, or 11.41 percent, are women and 326, or 88.58 percent, are men.
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There are 368 candidates contesting the upcoming 2024 elections of which 42, or 11.41 percent, are women and 326, or 88.58 percent, are men.
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There are 368 candidates contesting the upcoming 2024 elections of which 42, or 11.41 percent, are women and 326, or 88.58 percent, are men.
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There are 368 candidates contesting the upcoming 2024 elections of which 42, or 11.41 percent, are women and 326, or 88.58 percent, are men.
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There are 368 candidates contesting the upcoming 2024 elections of which 42, or 11.41 percent, are women and 326, or 88.58 percent, are men.
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According to the Constitution, the president has 15 days to ratify a bill or send it back to Parliament — Monday will mark the end of the 15-day period.
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