Fears migration could thin voter turnout in Tongan election

Pacific Beat
19/11/2025 52 min
Fears migration could thin voter turnout in Tongan election

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Tonga's Electoral Commissioner, Pita Vuki says high levels of migration mean voter turnout is likely to be low on polling day. Also, The Solomon Islands government makes it easier for foreigners to do business in the country in hopes of attracting new investment.

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