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Maldives 1st Multi Party Presidential Election second round date set for 29th October
The Election Commission has announced that the second round of the Presidential Election will take place on 29th October. The Commission also announced the final official results of the election.
Final official results of the Presidential Election 1st round
1 Qasim Ibrahim 27,056 15.3%
2 Maumoom A Gayyoom 71,731 40.6%
3 Hassan Saeed 29,633 16.8%
4 Mohamed Nasheed 44,293 25.1%
5 Ibrahim Ismail 1,382 0.8%
6 Umar Naseer 2,472 1.4%
Total 176,567
Invalid votes 1,235
Total Voters 177,802
Total Eligible Voters 208,252
Turn Out 85%
Total Polling Stations 395
from elections official web site
Final official results of the Presidential Election 1st round
1 Qasim Ibrahim 27,056 15.3%
2 Maumoom A Gayyoom 71,731 40.6%
3 Hassan Saeed 29,633 16.8%
4 Mohamed Nasheed 44,293 25.1%
5 Ibrahim Ismail 1,382 0.8%
6 Umar Naseer 2,472 1.4%
Total 176,567
Invalid votes 1,235
Total Voters 177,802
Total Eligible Voters 208,252
Turn Out 85%
Total Polling Stations 395
from elections official web site
Maldives 1st Multi Party Presidential Election 2008 Provisional results being announced
First provisional results of the Presidential Election was announced in Singapore. Here are the most total announced.
1 Qasim Ibrahim 27,128 15.4%
2 Maumoom A Gayyoom 71,774 40.6%
3 Hassan Saeed 29,656 16.8%
4 Mohamed Nasheed 44,315 25.1%
5 Ibrahim Ismail 1,382 0.8%
6 Umar Naseer 2,472 1.4%
Total 176,727
Invalid votes 1,232
Polling Stations counted 395
Turn Out 85%
Official provisional results on Election website
Maldives holds historic election
The people of the Maldives are voting in the islands' first multi-party presidential elections, with President Gayoom seeking a seventh term in power.
Polling is taking place amid allegations of irregularities and vote officials say voting may be extended.
The president faces five challengers, some of whom have criticised his "dictatorial and bullying" style.
President Gayoom is Asia's longest serving leader, having been in power for more than 30 years.
His main challenger to the presidency, Mohamed Nasheed, said that although there were cases of voting lists not matching official records, the irregularities were minor and he feared violence if the vote was not completed. read more BBC News
Phone usage (Maumoon, Political Parties, Government and Businesses)
I got curious today after reading Hilath's amusing post about an unsolicited SMS message he had received from a mobile phone number registered to DRP's presidential candidate Maumoon Abdul Gayoom. Now, this is a time of intense political competition between the various candidates camps and an originating number on a SMS is pretty easy to spoof, so I'm not sure if it really did originate from the said number (though with the desperation reeking from DRP it seems very likely that it did ). But that's not what really struck me...
What got my attention was the fact that there now was a publicly listed mobile phone number registered to Maumoon. I've never before seen a mobile number registered to him listed on the Dhiraagu e-Directory and a quick search through various old snapshots of e-Directory data that I had confirmed that there indeed had been none - atleast none up until early June which was the last e-Directory snapshot I had. Anyway, I grabbed a fresh snapshot of the e-Directory and spent a little while running some interesting queries on the data.
Weblog: Jaa's Blog
Tracked: Oct 06, 19:07
Here is some of what I found:
Numbers listed on e-Directory:
Political parties:
Registrants (Top 5):
Most common names (Top 5):
Government (Top 5):
Ministries (Top 5):
Businesses (Top 5):
And finally...
Maumoon Abdul Gayoom
What got my attention was the fact that there now was a publicly listed mobile phone number registered to Maumoon. I've never before seen a mobile number registered to him listed on the Dhiraagu e-Directory and a quick search through various old snapshots of e-Directory data that I had confirmed that there indeed had been none - atleast none up until early June which was the last e-Directory snapshot I had. Anyway, I grabbed a fresh snapshot of the e-Directory and spent a little while running some interesting queries on the data.
Weblog: Jaa's Blog
Tracked: Oct 06, 19:07
Here is some of what I found:
Numbers listed on e-Directory:
Mobile | 305198 |
Landline (Male') | 24423 |
Landline (Islands/Resorts) | 8750 |
Phones/Customer on Avg | 2.9 |
Political parties:
Dhivehi Rayyithunge Party | 92 |
Maldivian Democratic Party | 11 |
Social Liberal Party | 6 |
Adhaalath Party | 6 |
Islamic Democratic Party | 6 |
Jumhooree Party | 2 |
Peoples Party | 2 |
Registrants (Top 5):
Dhivehi Raajjeyge Gulhun Pvt. Ltd. | 833 |
Maldives Police Services | 200 |
State Electric Company Ltd. | 191 |
Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital | 167 |
Maldives Customs Service | 164 |
Most common names (Top 5):
Mohamed Rasheed | 1273 |
Ibrahim Rasheed | 1250 |
Ahmed Rasheed | 1089 |
Ahmed Mohamed | 1088 |
Mohamed Ali | 1087 |
Government (Top 5):
Maldives Police Services | 200 |
Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital | 167 |
Maldives Customs Service | 164 |
Min. of Defence & National Security | 141 |
President's Office | 139 |
Ministries (Top 5):
Min. of Defence & National Security | 141 |
Min. of Atolls Development | 114 |
Min. of Health | 76 |
Min. of Finance & Treasury | 76 |
Min. of Environment Energy and Water | 67 |
Businesses (Top 5):
Villa Shipping & Trading Co. Pvt. Ltd. | 163 |
Universal Entp. Pvt. Ltd. | 156 |
One And Only Reethirah | 149 |
One & Only Kanuhura | 125 |
Kurumba Village | 124 |
And finally...
Maumoon Abdul Gayoom
Mobile | 16 |
Landlines | 3 |
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