58.07% turnout in peaceful polls as Nepal seeks stability after political upheaval
Summary
Over 58 percent of eligible voters participated in Nepal's peaceful House of Representatives elections, marking a significant democratic exercise despite minor incidents in some districts.
Key Points
- Over 58 percent voter turnout was recorded in Nepal's House of Representatives elections.
- The elections were largely peaceful with only minor incidents in a few districts.
- Election observers affirmed that the polls met international standards and were conducted orderly.
- The voter turnout is the lowest since the 1991 democratic elections, impacted by party disputes, absenteeism of overseas voters, and election fatigue.
