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Cambodia announces Senate election’s temporary results

The National Election Committee (NEC) of Cambodia on February 29 announced temporary results of the recent Senate election, with the ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) winning a landslide victory.
Cambodia announces Senate election’s temporary results ảnh 1NEC officials count ballots on February 25 (Photo: phnompenhpost.com)
Phnom Penh (VNA) - The National Election Committee (NEC) ofCambodia on February 29 announced temporary results of the recent Senateelection, with the ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) winning a landslidevictory.

Four political parties, the CPP, the KhmerWill Party, the Nation Power Party, and the royalist Funcinpec Party,participated in the Senate election for the fifth legislative term on February25.

The temporary results indicated that theCPP received 10,052 votes, the Khmer Will Party 1,394 votes, the NationPower Party 234 votes, and the Funcinpec Party 19 votes.

Official results will be announced betweenMarch 4 and 6, according to the NEC.

The Senate has 62 seats, but the vote washeld for 58 seats as two senators will be appointed by Cambodian King NorodomSihamoni and two others by the National Assembly. The election is held everysix years./.
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