A final count of votes in Fiji's national election begins after an official results publishing app was plagued with technical problems overnight.
However, it is still too early to know for sure what the final result will be," she said. "It may well have an impact on public confidence in the election and it will almost certainly have an impact on confidence in the Office of Elections and Saneem as Supervisor." "What we had to do was we had to delete the data that had been published, and then we had to then re-upload the data on the app," Mr Saneem said. "We have no faith really in the recommencement of the count after the glitch," he said. He said the glitch occurred during an upload of data to the mobile app, which caused a mismatch of some candidates' identification numbers between the data processing system and the mobile app. Counting of the provisional votes in the elections result app was suspended late last night after the FEO reported a glitch.
The official count for the 2022 Fiji polls is now underway and there are early signs incumbent Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama could lead his FijiFirst ...
"We have to see how the results change and we noted that it was in the process where we were transferring the data from the staging laptop to the app. "Don't worry about the Results App. The People's Alliance Party leader, Sitiveni Rabuka has criticised the provisional vote count. They suddenly got a lot of those votes in the app. This caused the vote numbers for certain candidates to change. Social Democratic Liberal Party (Sodelpa), which was the major opposition in Parliament after the past two elections, received 16,202 votes (4.6 percent) which would not be enough to enter parliament.
The ruling Fiji First party led provisional national election results, boosted by a 31.42% vote for Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama, with half of polling ...
to show The provisional result showed Fiji First with 45.88% of votes at 7 a.m. Rabuka told reporters at a press conference on Thursday his party was "not satisfied with the outcome after the break, after the glitch last night" and is writing to the Supervisor of Elections, the army commander and Fiji's president. It had shown a People's Alliance Party candidate leading, before the app was taken offline for several hours and returned at 2 a.m. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story Thursday, ahead of the People's Alliance Party with 32.66% of votes, while the National Federation Party had 9.29% of votes.
Sitiveni Rabuka calls for calm, while his claims of irregularities are rebuffed by election supervisors.
“Hence the vote numbers changed for certain candidates who suddenly got a lot of votes in the app,” he said. Rabuka’s complaint stems from what the elections supervisor said was a glitch in the app used to display updated voting results. The claims from Rabuka were rebuffed by Fiji’s election supervisor, Mohammed Saneem, who blamed the glitch on voter data being uploaded to the app, rather than incorrect polling data within the system.
The Fijian Elections Office has released the first set of final results for the 2022 General Election. The People's Alliance currently leads with 654 votes, ...
Meanwhile, seven candidates from the People’s Alliance are in the top 10 spots in the first set of final results of the 2022 General Election. The Fijian Elections Office has released the first set of final results for the 2022 General Election. The People’s Alliance currently leads with 654 votes, Fiji First with 257 votes, Social Democratic Liberal Party with 104 votes and Unity Fiji with 67 votes.
In his first public remarks, Sitiveni Rabuka — a former prime minister and two-time coup leader nicknamed “Rambo”– said his party had a right to “legal redress” ...
“I have to be convinced that it is the correct result. He called on “the people of Fiji to remain calm, especially our supporters.” Even with the participation of the courts,” he told AFP.
Opposition leader Sitiveni Rabuka says the new data didn't match the raw information his party had from polling stations.
But his majority from the 2018 election sat at just 50.02 per cent after falling from almost 60 per cent in 2014. Bainimarama said he would “of course” respect the outcome of the democratic election. Rabuka said he had extended an invitation to include SODELPA – the party he led before he was ousted as leader – in a coalition. He said an interruption during the transfer of data to the app mismatched data to the wrong candidates. He said the data had to be re-uploaded, which fixed the “anomaly”. He said he did not have faith in the Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem to remain impartial.
In this latest Fiji news; Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem clarifies that the election results that were showing on the FEO app were provisional; ...
Fiji's opposition leader has filed a complaint at the country's elections commission over provisional vote results. Sitiveni Rabuka's coalition was ahead in ...
it will probably be asking for legal redress and for the court to adjudicate,” he said. “And all parties will be concerned with processes being conducted in a transparent and open manner. “So, technical glitches and other minor irregularities, will be attracting a lot of scrutiny.” He said there had been a “mismatch” between votes cast and the tallies published for some candidates – with a few relatively obscure figures polling well ahead of the major parties. “I have to be convinced that it is the correct result. When the results came back online four hours later, Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama’s Fiji First party was in the lead and projected to win the bitterly fought
Fiji's supervisor of elections has hit back at claims the electoral process lacks integrity after opposition leaders asked for ballot counting to stop.
He said while the app was down, a substantial number of polling stations reported their results, which is what updated the overall tally. Fiji's Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem said there had been a glitch when data was transferred to the result's app and it mismatched results to different candidates. Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem said there had been a glitch when data was transferred to the result's app and it mismatched results to different candidates. The issue started after the provisional tally uploaded to the election's result app was taken offline for a number of hours on election night on Wednesday. A war of words over the integrity of Fiji's electoral system has culminated in opposition parties calling for ballot counting to stop and for the military to intervene. - The provisional tally uploaded to the election's result app was taken offline for a number of hours on election night.