Cambodian election votes announced
Cambodia's National Election Committee (NEC) has officially announced
the votes of its fifth general election held on July 28.
Cambodia's National Election Committee (NEC) has officially announced
the votes of its fifth general election held on July 28.
Accordingly, as many as 6,616,110 people nationwide cast their votes, accounting for 68.38 percent of the voters numbering 9,675,453.
Initial official results show that the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) got 3,227,729 votes, while the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) gained 2,941,133votes.
Other minor parties occupied the remaining votes.
The official seats at the fifth National Assembly will be identified basing on the final results which will be announced after all the complaints about the poll results are settled.
Earlier, sources in Cambodia said that the CPP won the majority of 68 parliamentary seats while the CNRP got the remaining 55 seats.
CNRP, however, rejected the results and called for the NEC to establish a joint committee to investigate irregularities during the poll. It has also threatened to stage demonstrations nationwide on August 4.-VNA
Accordingly, as many as 6,616,110 people nationwide cast their votes, accounting for 68.38 percent of the voters numbering 9,675,453.
Initial official results show that the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) got 3,227,729 votes, while the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) gained 2,941,133votes.
Other minor parties occupied the remaining votes.
The official seats at the fifth National Assembly will be identified basing on the final results which will be announced after all the complaints about the poll results are settled.
Earlier, sources in Cambodia said that the CPP won the majority of 68 parliamentary seats while the CNRP got the remaining 55 seats.
CNRP, however, rejected the results and called for the NEC to establish a joint committee to investigate irregularities during the poll. It has also threatened to stage demonstrations nationwide on August 4.-VNA
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