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Apr 09, Colombo: Sri Lanka Elections Department will not officially release the island wide results of the 2010 general election until the final results of the Nawalapitiya electorate in the Kandy district is released after the re-poll in several polling divisions in Nawalapitiya.
Sri Lanka's ruling party has claimed victory in parliamentary elections, as counting showed them well ahead in a vote that has been marked by record low turnout and reports of voter intimidation.
Apr 09, Colombo: Sri Lanka Elections Department will not officially release the island wide results of the 2010 general election until the final results of the Nawalapitiya electorate in the Kandy district is released after the re-poll in several polling divisions in Nawalapitiya.
Sri Lanka's ruling party has claimed victory in parliamentary elections, as counting showed them well ahead in a vote that has been marked by record low turnout and reports of voter intimidation.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
Sri Lanka's majority Singhalese and minority Tamils vote in the first parliamentary election since the end of a decades-long civil war, but the turnout is estimated to be no more than 50-55 percent.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
Sri Lanka's majority Singhalese and minority Tamils vote in the first parliamentary election since the end of a decades-long civil war, but the turnout is estimated to be no more than 50-55 percent.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
Sri Lanka's majority Singhalese and minority Tamils vote in the first parliamentary election since the end of a decades-long civil war, but the turnout is estimated to be no more than 50-55 percent.
Apr 09, Colombo: Sri Lanka Elections Commissioner Dayananda Dishanayake has called on the Kandy District Secretary to stop counting of votes cast in 12 polling centers in the Nawalapitiya area of the Kandy District.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
Sri Lanka's majority Singhalese and minority Tamils vote in the first parliamentary election since the end of a decades-long civil war, but the turnout is estimated to be no more than 50-55 percent.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
Voting began on a slow note Thursday for the first parliamentary elections in Sri Lanka.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
Voting began on a slow note Thursday for the first parliamentary elections in Sri Lanka.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
Voting began on a slow note Thursday for the first parliamentary elections in Sri Lanka.
In Sri Lanka elections on Thursday, President Mahinda Rajapaksa hopes to win the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed to alter the constitution.
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