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Cambodia After July Ends

Cambodia will hold an election later this month. Politicians from 20 parties will compete for 8.4 million votes. In Cambodia, as in many other parliamentarian governments, parties will need to obtain a minimum vote tally of 50 percent plus one vote to form a government.

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KRIS RAZIANTO MADA
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President of the Cambodian People\'s Party (CPP) and Cambodia\'s Prime Minister Hun Sen waves to his supporters during campaign on final day in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, July 27, 2018.

Amid international doubt on its democracy, Cambodia will hold an election later this month. Politicians from 20 parties will compete for 8.4 million votes. In Cambodia, as in many other parliamentarian governments, parties will need to obtain a minimum vote tally of 50 percent plus one vote to form a government.

In order to form a government and win the premiership, a party must obtain a minimum of 63 of 125 parliamentarian seats. The leader of the party that wins the election will become the prime minister. The Cambodian National Election Committee (NEC) has prepared 22,697 polling stations for the election on Sunday (29/7/2018).

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