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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.

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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