The ruling party, PNC, secured a significant victory in the Maarandhoo council by-election, with Abdul Hameed Abdul Sattar winning the seat. The election, held today from 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM, saw a competitive race between PNC and MDP candidates.
Abdul Hameed Abdul Sattar of the PNC emerged victorious, garnering 285 votes. His opponent, Shiham Mohammed from the MDP, received 250 votes. The Election Commission reported a robust turnout, with 560 ballots cast, representing 76.09 percent of eligible voters.
President Muizzu has extended congratulations to Abdul Hameed Abdul Sattar, expressing gratitude to the voters who contributed to his success. This win reinforces the PNC's position within the council.
Currently, the Maarandhoo council is composed of one PNC councillor, three MDP councillors, and an independently elected council president. The addition of Abdul Hameed Abdul Sattar is expected to influence future council decisions and dynamics.
Abdul Hameed Abdul Sattar of the PNC emerged victorious, garnering 285 votes. His opponent, Shiham Mohammed from the MDP, received 250 votes. The Election Commission reported a robust turnout, with 560 ballots cast, representing 76.09 percent of eligible voters.
President Muizzu has extended congratulations to Abdul Hameed Abdul Sattar, expressing gratitude to the voters who contributed to his success. This win reinforces the PNC's position within the council.
Currently, the Maarandhoo council is composed of one PNC councillor, three MDP councillors, and an independently elected council president. The addition of Abdul Hameed Abdul Sattar is expected to influence future council decisions and dynamics.
