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MDP Seeks Public Opinion on Election Losses

The Maldivian Democratic Party announced a study into the reasons for its defeats in the September 2023 presidential and April 2024 parliamentary elections, establishing a special committee to seek public feedback by email. The MDP National Council decided on 2 May to solicit opinions regarding the party's electoral losses.

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    The MDP National Council convened and decided to solicit feedback from the public regarding the party's electoral losses. on 2 May only Maldives Republic the MDP National Council convened on 2 May and decided to solicit feedback from the public regarding the party's electoral losses.

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  • 12 seats in the 93-member parliament seats secured by MDP in the parliamentary elections Maldives Republic the MDP suffered a heavy defeat in the parliamentary elections, securing only 12 seats in the 93-member parliament.

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Ibrahim Mohamed Solih former PresidentMaldivian Democratic PartyMohamed Muizzu current PresidentPeople's National Congress