Parliament of The United Suvadives Republic
The following is a list of the Addu Atoll members of the Parliament of the United Suvadive Islands Republic. Due to military action by the Malè government, elections could not be held in the other two constituent Atolls of the Republic- Huvadhu and Fuvahmulah. Democratic elections were held in Addu Atoll and the votes each member polled are given beside his name.
Hithadhoo - 17 members
Votes 851 Moosa Ali Didi 843 Ahmed Salih Ali Didi 840 Moosa Ahmed Didi 761 Ibrahim Abdul Hameed Didi 750 Ali Famy Didi 734 Kalhaage Ali Manikaa 596 Moosa Musthafaa 589 Mohamed Saeed 589 Abdulla Habeeb 579 Mohamed Ibrahim Didi 524 Hussein Ahmed 523 Ali Muruthalaa 506 Abdul Majeed Saleem 487 Abdulla Moosa Didi 483 Abdulla Azeez 457 Abdulla Ali 422 Abbeyyaage Ibrahim DidiMeedhoo - 7 members
Votes 187 Mohamed Naseem 186 Abdullah Nafiz 185 Ibrahim Fahmy Didi 182 Abdulla Bagir 157 Mohamed Waheed 144 Mudhin Didige Mohamed Didi 90 Kadhaa Didige Abdulla DidiHulhudhoo - 8 members
Votes 192 Mudhin Thakhaanu 174 Mohamed Thaafeeq 173 Mohamed Ibrahim 172 Thakhaanuge Ali Thakhaan 171 Rekididige Waheed 170 Thakhaanuge Mohamed Thakhaan 170 Gaumaathage Mohamed Thakurufan 151 Ali Manikfan KudhufokolhugeGan Feydhoo - 10 members
Votes 362 Dhonrahaa Khatheeb 350 Abdullah Manikfan Khatheeb 350 Dhonthuththu Khatheeb 344 Hussein Manikfan Khatheeb 343 Eedugaluge Ibrahim Manikfan 336 Eedugaluge Ahmed Manikfan 298 Beyruge Ahmed Manikfan 295 Eedugaluge Ali Manikfan 198 Zakariya Mohamed 187 Hussein Manikfan Moosa RahaageMaradhoo Feydhoo - 3 members
Votes 135 Ahmed Zahir Khatheeb 85 Ahmed Moosa 70 Ahmed Wafir KhatheebMaradhoo - 6 members
Votes 218 Moosa Khatheeb 205 Mohamed Waheed Khatheeb 189 Hassan Saeed 169 Abdullah Saeed 140 Vakarugey Dhonrahaa 121 Moosa WajdeeAppointed by the President of the Republic
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