Associated Press
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – Cambodian
election officials say they will release complete general election
results on Saturday and ratify them as official four days later if there
are no complaints from the contending political parties.
Both
the ruling Cambodian People's Party and the opposition Cambodia
National Rescue Party claim to have won the July 28 polls. The
opposition also says there were irregularities in voter registrations
that could have deprived more than 1 million people of their right to
vote.
Provisional results released by the
government-appointed election committee favor the ruling party's claim,
and long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen says he will take office again
if those results stand.
Election committee
Secretary-General Tep Nytha said Monday that if the results are
challenged, the final official tally will be issued Sept. 8.
1 comment:
The NEC and CPP are a joke.
The outside countries don't take you seriously.They have observed and know what you clowns are up to. So stop your none sense and do what is right for the millions of Khmer voters who cried out for a change from your bloody hands.
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