The government declared on 5 Apr and Monday as public holidays following the 4 Apr nationwide elections, which included local council elections, Women's Development Committee elections, and a referendum on proposed constitutional changes. Polling was extended from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. due to long queues and high temperatures, with 294,876 eligible voters and 518 of 588 polling stations confirmed closed by 6:28 p.m.
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A total of 294,876 voters were eligible to participate, including 144,506 women and 150,370 men.
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Earlier reports gave 294,937 people 4 Apr, 13:39 Maldives Republic294,876 voters 4 Apr, 00:24 The Standard
A total of 294,876 voters were eligible to participate, including 144,506 women and 150,370 men.
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Earlier reports gave 144,527 people 8 Feb, 19:41 The Standard
A total of 294,876 voters were eligible to participate, including 144,506 women and 150,370 men.
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Earlier reports gave 150,410 people 8 Feb, 19:41 The Standard
with 518 out of 588 polling stations confirmed closed by 6:28 p.m.
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with 518 out of 588 polling stations confirmed closed by 6:28 p.m.
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vote counting is set to begin 30 minutes after the closure of each polling station
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The government has declared tomorrow and Monday as public holidays following today's nationwide elections, according to a statement from the President's Office.
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