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Vote Counting Finishes in Fiji Election With No Clear Winner

WELLINGTON, New Zealand Vote counting finished in Fiji’s general election Sunday but there was no clear winner, and various .

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We remain confident in the constitutional processes to ensure a peaceful transition towards the formation of a government in Fiji

We remain confident in the constitutional processes to ensure a peaceful transition towards the formation of a government in Fiji - Puna

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Fiji s ruling party, opposition in tight race as vote count nears completion — BenarNews

Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama, leader for 16 years, will need to form a coalition to stay in power.

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Vote counting finishes in Fiji election with no clear winner

Vote counting has finished in Fiji’s general election but there is no clear winner, and various political parties are now negotiating to form a coalition government

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Election deadlock in Fiji after all votes counted: Vote monitor

Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama and political rival Sitiveni Rabuka are projected to win 26 seats each in parliament.

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