Former President Mohamed Nasheed criticized the ruling PNC for refusing to concede after Abdulla Sodiq (MDP) won the Hithadhoo North by-election by 62 votes over PNC's Ahmed Saeed. PNC leaders, including Ibrahim Falah and Ibrahim Shujau, declined to congratulate the winner, while President Muizzu has not commented.
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Sometimes in a fight, even when the stronger person lands a blow, the one who won't admit defeat says, 'Go on, hit me again.' Finally, when they take a heavy blow and fall, they say, 'Oh, that barely touched me.' The Hithadhoo North seat w…
The fact that the PNC candidate led in four out of the seven ballot boxes shows the level of PNC's popularity among the people of Addu. It demonstrates the trust and love they have for President Muizzu
Look at the result achieved by three former presidents combined in this by-election versus the result achieved by President Dr. Muizzu alone. Look closely! The difference was only 62 votes. President Muizzu achieved this result without loo…
Even though I did not achieve victory in this election, every vote you cast is a great encouragement to my work
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Sodiq received 1,375 votes, while the PNC candidate, Ahmed Saeed (Soda), garnered 1,313 votes.
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Sodiq received 1,375 votes, while the PNC candidate, Ahmed Saeed (Soda), garnered 1,313 votes.
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Earlier reports gave 1,313 votes 7 Jun MM TV (English)1,313 votes 7 Jun MM TV (English)
The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) candidate, Abdulla Sodiq (Sobe), secured the seat with a 62-vote margin.
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In the 2024 parliamentary elections, the Hithadhoo North seat was won by PNC's Mohamed Sinan with 1,079 votes.
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His closest rival was the Speaker of the 19th Parliament, Mohamed Aslam, who contested on the MDP ticket and received 838 votes.
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