Parliamentary Elections 2019

Hassan Zareer - 70.8%

Hussain Mohamed - 23.5%

Fathimath Riyasa - 507%

Is'haaq Ahmed - 0%

Abdul Rahman - 66.7%

Mohamed Farhad - 0%

Rozaina Adam - 33.3%

Hassan Rifaaee Bushry - 20.5%

Imthiyaz Fahmy - 66.2%

Ahmed Musthafa - 13.3%

Fayaz Yoosuf - 0%

Abdulla Shaheem Abdul Hakeem - 45.6%

Mohamed Arif - 6.7%

Mohamed Hussain - 46.6%

Abdul Majeed Ali - 1.1%

Ahmed Mohamed - 42.1%

Ahmed Saeed - 42.1%

Mohamed Aslam - 15.8%

Abdul Latheef Mohamed - 4.6%

Hussain Rasheed - 27.1%

Abdulla Waheed - 42.8%

Mohamed Hassan - 25.4%

Ahmed Saleem - 80%

Mohamed Ismail - 20%

Ahmed Mohamed - 22.3%

Ahmed Saeed - 37.8%

Mohamed Aslam - 36.4%

Hussain Manik Dhonmanik - 12.4%

Mohamed Nasir - 40.7%

Mohamed Ghassan Maumoon - 46.3%

Ibrahim Didi 46.9%

Mohamed Nihad - 53.1%

Hussain Mohamed Didi 69%

Hassan Latheef 31%

Mohamed Mabrooq - 17.5%

Ibrahim Hassan - 48.1%

Hassan Shiyam - 34.4%

Ahmed Riza - 29.3%

Ahmed Latheef - 32.6%

Ali Hussain - 38%

Hussain Manik Dhonmanik - 12.4%

Mohamed Nasir - 40.7%

Mohamed Ghassan Maumoon - 46.3%

Mohamed Nazim - 83.1%

Maumoon Abdul Samad - 7.9%

Ibrahim Ali - 3.4%

Mohamed Ibrahim - 5.6%

Heena Waleed - 28.6%

Ikram Hassan - 45%

Ahmed Nazim - 26.4%

Ahmed Nizam - 24.3%

Ahmed Shiyam - 75.7%

Abdulla Nazim - 43.8%

Jihan Mahmood - 55.7%

Ziyad Rashad - 0.5%

Gan constituency - 002

L. Mundoo - 1 002.04.1

Candidate 1, Adam Asim - 44.5%

Candidate 2, Abdulla Didi - 0%

Candidate 3, Mohamed Wisam - 35.5%

Candidate 4, Farhad Daood - 1.8%

Candidate 5, Nahula Ali - 18.2%

Candidate 1, Mohamed Rasheed Hussain - 58.6%

Candidate 2, Ahmed Hussain - 41.5%

Candidate 1, Abdulla Sinan - 24.2%

Candidate 2, Fuad Thowfeeq - 2.5%

Candidate 3, Ibrahim Shakir - 0.8%

Candidate 4, Ibrahim Mamnoon - 20%

Candidate 5, Ahmed Hailam - 46.7%

Alifushi Constituency - E01

R. Alifushi - 2 E01.01.02

Candidate 1, Mohamed Rasheed Hussain - 56%

Candidate 2, Ahmed Hussain - 44%

M. Maduvvari -1 K01.08.1

Candidate 1, Heena Waleed - 28.6%

Candidate 2, Ibrahim Hassan - 45%

Candidate 3, Ahmed Nathim - 26.4%

Candidate no 1, Mohamed Rasheed Hussain: 56%

Candidate no 2, Ahmed Hussain: 44%

Candidate no 1, Ali Ameez: 45.5%

Candidate no 2, Qasim Ibrahim: 54.5%

Candidate no 3, Ahmed Ibrahim: 0%

Candidate no 1, Abdulla Riyaz: 43%

Candidate no 2, Ibrahim Sanaah: 24.2%

Candidate no 3, Abdulla Shakeeb: 0%

Candidate no 4, Mohamed Musthafa: 32.7%

Candidate no 1: Abdul Rahman: 48.7%

Candidate no 2, Mohamed Farhad: 5.3%

Candidate no 3, Rozaina Adam: 45.9%

Candidate no 1, Ali Ameez: 29.4 %

Candidate no 2, Qasim Ibrahim: 68.6%

Candidate no 3, 2%

Candidate no 1, Ahmed Saleem: 70.6%

Candidate no 2: Mohamed Ismail: 29.4%

Officials begin counting votes at some polling stations.

ECM reveals that a total of 207,360 individuals had casts their votes by the time polls closed at 6pm.

The polls have closed with Former President Yameen failing to turn up to vote.

Yameen in an earlier election

As voting period comes to an end, ECM officials in some polling stations have begun closing off queues,

While voting was initially set until 4pm, Elections Commission extended it by two hours following less voter turnout.

Those who were already in the queue by 6pm may still cast their votes.

Voter turnout has reached over 75% of those eligible, with 200,464 voters having cast their ballots thus far

Voter turnout in the parliamentary election has reached 70%, with less than an hour until voting closes.

160,534 people have voted this far, which is 60% of those eligible

The President's Office has revealed that President Solih has declared Sunday a government holiday on account of the ongoing parliamentary elections.

Police officers continue to assist the elderly in casting their votes across the country.

The President has declared April 7, Sunday, a public holiday.

Elections Commission has extended voting time by two hours, both in Maldives and abroad.

A polling station