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The Electoral Commission of Zimbabwe (CEZ) announced Tuesday the first results of parliamentary seats in the legislative elections held Monday in the African country.
What was voted yesterday in Zimbabwe
On Monday, three electoral processes took place:
– The President
– Legislative
– That of Local Government Members
The president of the CEZ, Priscilla Chigumba declared that the names of seven future legislators of the 210 available seats is already known. Six of them were obtained by the members of the Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF), party in power since 1980, and the other seat belongs to the political party of Opposition, the Movement for Democratic Change (CDM).
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Similarly, Chigumba reports that the name of the new The elected president will be announced after the counting of the votes has been completed. "We are doing everything possible to speed up the process," he said, adding that in the process "there were no frauds or pitfalls."
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The current president Emmerson Mnangagwa (ZANU-PF), as his rival Nelson Chamisa (MCD), expressed confidence in their victories. However, a second round is expected, as polls indicate that none of the candidates would exceed 50% of the vote. This would take place on Saturday 8 September
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