UBP sets order numbers for candidate ranking vote

UBP sets order numbers for candidate ranking vote
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The Ulusal Birlik Partisi (UBP) has set the order numbers to be used in its candidate ranking vote, according to a party statement. Savaşan said the numbers were determined under the supervision and oversight of the Central Election Committee.

Savaşan said he believed the electoral process would proceed with the maturity, brotherhood and solidarity befitting the UBP. He wished success to all candidates who set out to serve the country and said: “Together we will succeed, and we will continue working together for a strong UBP and a strong TRNC.”

Savaşan noted that 50 parliamentary candidates across six electoral districts will be determined through an electronic vote by members on Saturday, 24 October, at the Atatürk Closed Sports Hall. Lefkoşa has 22 candidates for 16 seats, Girne 18 for 12, Gazimağusa 12 for 12, İskele 11 for 5, Güzelyurt 4 for 3 and Lefke 5 for 2.

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