Well-being poll could hold clues to Maldives presidential election
A thousand people are being surveyed as part of the Gallup World Poll, which includes the Maldives for the first time, and covers a number of topics such as corruption, governance, job quality and citizen engagement.
05 Dec 2017, 9:00 AM
A well-being poll of Maldivians could give the first indication of how people might vote in presidential elections next year.
A thousand people are being surveyed as part of the Gallup World Poll, which includes the Maldives for the first time, and covers a number of topics such as corruption, governance, job quality and citizen engagement.
Of the thousand Maldivian participants, 38 percent will be from the capital Malé with the remainder polled in other islands. Questions are asked in Dhivehi.
The poll, which has been seen by the Maldives Independent, features sections likely to be of great interest to political parties.
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