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Big Win for President Muizzu! Ex-President Nasheed Supports One-Round Preferential Voting System

Former President Mohamed Nasheed publicly endorsed a one-round preferential voting system for Maldives' presidential elections, aligning with President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's proposal to replace the current two-round system. The government plans a public referendum later this year, while MDP Chairperson Fayyaz Ismail alleged the proposal is an attempt to commit electoral fraud.

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  • If with preferential voting, I also think that the one-round vote and the formation of a government is a good idea.

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Big Win for President Muizzu! Ex-President Nasheed Supports One-Round Preferential Voting System

more than 50 percent share of voters the elected president would need support from under the proposed single-round system

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  • more than 50 percent share of voters the elected president would need support from under the proposed single-round system The Standard ensure that the elected president secures the support of more than 50 percent of the voters

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