Vote-buying reported in Amman 4th district

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Home Editor's Choice Vote-buying reported in Amman 4th district 23-01-2013 12:00 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Head of electoral committee at Amman's fourth constituency referred complaints to security forces voiced by candidates in this district of vote-buying and practices of political money taking place nearby voting stations. Ali Madi, the committee chief, said in a press statement that Amman's fourth district (Qweismeh) is witnessing increased voter turnout in the afternoon hours compared to Wednesday morning, and reported that vote-buying practices are taking place. 19 candidates, including one female, are competing for the three seats allocated to Amman's fourth constituency, with nearly 127,986 registered voters in the district.

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Vote-buying reported in Amman 4th district

23-01-2013 12:00 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Head of electoral committee at Amman's fourth constituency referred complaints to security forces voiced by candidates in this district of vote-buying and practices of political money taking place nearby voting stations.

Ali Madi, the committee chief, said in a press statement that Amman's fourth district (Qweismeh) is witnessing increased voter turnout in the afternoon hours compared to Wednesday morning, and reported that vote-buying practices are taking place.

19 candidates, including one female, are competing for the three seats allocated to Amman's fourth constituency, with nearly 127,986 registered voters in the district.

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