World Briefing | Asia: Maldives: Voting Extended in Presidential Election
October 9, 2008
New York Times
Voting in the Maldives’ first multiparty presidential election was extended Wednesday after problems arose.
Voting in the Maldives’ first multiparty presidential election was extended Wednesday after problems arose.
Maldives President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom will face a former political prisoner in a run-off vote on 29 October to decide landmark multi-party elections.
After failing to secure more than 50 percent of the votes needed to get elected in Maldives' first-ever multi-party presidential election, the incumbent president Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and the ...
MALE: The Maldives' first-ever democratic presidential election will be decided in a run-off on October 29, after the first round failed to deliver a clear winner, officials said.
MALE, Oct. 10 (Xinhua) -- The Maldives will see a run-off ...
AP - Maumoon Abdul Gayoom celebrated his top showing Thursday in the Maldives' first democratic election, but the nation's longtime ruler failed to win a majority and will now face his chief nemesis ...
Asia's longest serving head of state Maldives President Abdul Gayoom was today forced into a runoff against his rival Mohammed Anni Nasheed after he failed to muster majority of votes in the first ...
Divided opposition hoping to unite in run-off against long time ruler.
Radio Australia Landmark Maldives vote goes to second roundAFPÂ - 57 minutes agoMALE (AFP) - The first-ever democratic presidential battle in the Maldives is to go into a second round after ...