The Elections Commission began publishing official results of the parliamentary elections, confirming preliminary figures with no recounts required. The PNC won 66 of 93 seats, and seven independent MPs subsequently joined the ruling party, formalised at a ceremony at Muliaage.
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The People's National Congress (PNC) dominated the polls, securing 66 seats, while the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) won 12 seats.
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Earlier reports gave 66 seats 26 Apr Atoll Times
The People's National Congress (PNC) dominated the polls, securing 66 seats, while the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) won 12 seats.
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Earlier reports gave 12 seats 26 Apr Atoll Times
Independent candidates claimed 11 seats, the Maldives Development Association (MDA) won two, and the Jumhooree Party and Maldives National Party each captured one seat.
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The elections, which saw over 200,000 eligible voters cast their ballots for representatives across 93 constituencies, did not require any vote recounts.
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The elections, which saw over 200,000 eligible voters cast their ballots for representatives across 93 constituencies, did not require any vote recounts.
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The Elections Commission (EC) has begun publishing the official results of Sunday's parliamentary elections, confirming the earlier announced preliminary figures.
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The Commission also addressed requests for recounts in the constituencies of Raa Atoll Dhuvaafaru and South Thinadhoo. Both requests were denied due to a lack of substantiated concerns that could affect the election outcomes.
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This realignment was formalised at a ceremony at Muliaage, the President's official residence, with President Dr Mohamed Muizzu in attendance.
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